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Football Bundesliga: SCP Announces Departures and Another Signing After Promotion
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Football Bundesliga: SCP Announces Departures and Another Signing After Promotion

From Die Zeit · () German

Translated from German, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • SC Paderborn, newly promoted to the Bundesliga, has signed 19-year-old defender Clemens Lippmann from TSV 1860 Munich.
  • Lippmann is the fifth new signing for Paderborn ahead of the new season.
  • The club also announced departures of Calvin Brackelmann, David Kinsombi, and Dennis Seimen, with Brackelmann moving to FC Augsburg and Seimen returning to VfB Stuttgart.

Newly promoted Bundesliga side SC Paderborn has bolstered its squad with the signing of 19-year-old defender Clemens Lippmann from third-division club TSV 1860 Munich. Lippmann becomes the fifth new arrival for the upcoming season as Paderborn prepares for its top-flight campaign.

The club also confirmed several departures. Calvin Brackelmann is set to join FC Augsburg, while goalkeeper Dennis Seimen will return to his parent club, VfB Stuttgart, after his loan spell. The future destination for David Kinsombi remains undisclosed.

Despite the promotion to Germany's premier football league, Paderborn's sporting director, Sebastian Lange, indicated that the club's budget will largely remain consistent with that of a strong second-division team. Lange stated that the financial scope will not significantly increase to match typical Bundesliga club budgets, emphasizing that Paderborn will continue to operate within its established niche.

"If we look at the licensing area, we will have the budget of a good second-division team," Lange explained. "We will not be able to push into the Bundesliga area yet, but that is also not bad. We have our niche, in which we want to continue to push forward. There will be little change in the strategic direction."

If we look at the licensing area, we will have the budget of a good second-division team. We will not be able to push into the Bundesliga area yet, but that is also not bad. We have our niche, in which we want to continue to push forward. There will be little change in the strategic direction.

โ€” Sebastian LangeThe Paderborn sporting director explained the club's financial strategy following their promotion to the Bundesliga.
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Originally published by Die Zeit in German. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.