Preußen Münster Appoints Alexander Ende as New Head Coach, Zlatko Muhovic as Co-Trainer
Preußen Münster, a German second-division football club, has announced the appointment of Alexander Ende as its new head coach, with Zlatko Muhovic as his co-trainer. The news was shared by the club on Wednesday, along with the confirmation of the continued involvement of André Poggenborg as the goalkeeping coach and Tim Geidies as the athletic trainer.
Ende, a seasoned coach with a track record of success in Verl and Köln, has been praised by the club’s sport director, Ole Kittner, for his bold and intense approach to the game. “Alexander has a proven ability to achieve excellent results with limited financial resources” Kittner said.
In a statement, Ende expressed his excitement about the new challenge, citing his emotional connection to the club as a former player. “To work in this emotional environment and in this demanding 2. Bundesliga is fantastic. The development of Preußen is far from over and everywhere, something new is emerging that can unleash great forces” he said.
Ende has promised to implement an aggressive, offensive and courageous style of football, a philosophy that has the potential to energize the team and its fans. The appointment comes after the club’s first season in the second division, which ended with a 15th-place finish, following the departure of head coach Sascha Hildmann and the subsequent interim management of Christian Pander and Kieran Schulze-Marmeling, who secured the team’s survival in the division.