Konstantinos Karetsas joins first team training session with solid reception
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 5, 2026, 2:02 PM
Last updated Aug 5, 2026
Konstantinos Karetsas had his first team training session, where he was well received by his teammates. Ole Book commented on his integration into the squad, highlighting his creativity and technical skills, while acknowledging the need for patience as he adjusts. Book also noted the retention of key players from last season and the successful squad planning that includes new signings. The team continues to monitor the rehabilitation progress of Nico Schlotterbeck and Emre Can, both of whom are motivated in their recovery efforts.
- •Karetsas made a positive impression during his first training session.
- •Ole Book emphasizes the need for patience with Karetsas's development.
- •The team has retained many key players from last season.
- •Book is satisfied with the current squad planning and new signings.
- •Nico Schlotterbeck and Emre Can remain focused on their rehabilitation.
- 2:02 PMYahoo Sports — Book: “Not many clubs in Germany can pull that off”
"Ole Book on Konstantinos Karetsas’s first team training session:“He’s been well received by the team. He cracked a few jokes, showed off some skills, and moved around a bit. I don’t think we c...
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