1. FC Union Berlin

The Dublin-based side, who are sixth in the League of Ireland, competed in this season’s UEFA Europa Conference League, losing out in Qualifying Round 3 against PAOK Salonika.

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Julian Ryerson has been named in Norway’s squad for Nations League action. The full-back will go up against neighbours Sweden on two occasions, Serbia and Slovenia.

Defender Katja Orschmann and Sandra Weihmann have been nominated for the female category of the Berlin Footballer of the Year award.

A week ago, Union’s team reached the final four with a successful Bundesliga campaign. A 5-2 win at Turbine Potsdam and away win in Wolfsburg enabled the women’s side to jump into second, going through to face Eintracht Frankfurt. This is the first time in Union’s history that a youth team has reached the German championship finals.

“I’m very happy to be able to take the next steps in my career at a club like 1. FC Union Berlin. I want to use my ability to help further the excellent development the club has undergone in recent years,” said Skarke.

While Union remain in Austria for pre-season training, the location has changed. Neukirchen owes its name to the highest border mountain in Salzburger Land. At 3,657 metres, the Großvenediger, south of Neukirchen, is Austria’s fifth highest mountain. This presents ideal conditions for intensive, warm-weather preparation.

The squad will start preparations at a training camp in Bad Saarow up until June 26.

For the upcoming Bundesliga season, there will be a change to season ticket and matchday prices. Standing areas will see an increase of 2 euros per match, while seats are between 2 euros and 5 euros depending on the category.

Like last year’s tournament, Saturday’s round of games will be played at the home of FSV Lückenwalde at the Werner-Seelenbinder-Stadion. On Sunday, the players take to the field at the home of Union at the Stadion An der Alten Försterei.