Eintracht Braunschweig’s player, Kaan Caliskaner, has been transferred to Motor Lublin in Poland for more playing opportunities. Caliskaner, a 24-year-old striker with Turkish roots, spent the last six months on loan in Poland and will now continue his career in the Ekstraklasa league.
During his time at Jagiellonia Bialystok, Caliskaner made 14 appearances, mostly coming off the bench, and scored two goals. He has now signed a one-year contract with Motor Lublin, a newly promoted team in the first division of Polish football. The club also has an option to extend his contract for another season.
In a statement released by Motor Lublin, Caliskaner expressed his versatility on the field, mentioning that he can play in various positions. The club’s coach, Stolarski, sees him as a striker who can also play on the wings and in attacking midfield. This transfer gives Caliskaner the opportunity to showcase his skills in different roles and help his new team in their upcoming season.
This move to Motor Lublin marks a new chapter in Caliskaner’s career, as he aims to make an impact in the Polish league and contribute to his team’s success. His experience in both the German and Polish football leagues will be valuable as he adapts to his new surroundings and strives to excel in his new role. Fans will be eager to see how Caliskaner performs in his new team and how he helps them achieve their goals in the upcoming season.