20-year-old ping-pong star Trolls Morigaard is leaving Sweden.
SVT reports that the world’s top six are ready to take part in the German Bundesliga.
– I was very flattered, says Möregårdh.
After seven seasons at Eslöv and Pingisligan in Scania, German matches are now awaiting Bundesliga-club Neu-Ulm for Trolls Morigardewrites SVT.
The 20-year-old has already signed for the club this spring, but only then for matches in next season’s Champions League.
– Then they called me again a little later, and they were very keen on my participation in the German Cup as well. And if you’re going to play there, Möregårdh explains, you have to play a Bundesliga match as well in order to participate.
“He was very grateful”
He has previously combined league matches in Sweden with UEFA Champions League matches for Poland’s Dekorglass Dzialdowo.
– I thought it looked so much fun. The German Cup final is usually held in Ulm. It’s a huge deal for them, and it’s the biggest deal you can really win because it’s at home. I was very flattered by it, and playing in the Bundesliga can be very beneficial to my development. I’m one hundred percent sure of that.
For the first time on Sunday
When Sportbladet arrived, he was at Copenhagen Airport. It will fly to Munich, which is just over an hour’s drive from Ulm.
The appearance of the Bundesliga will start already on Sunday, and then he will return to his homeland.
– I’ll travel there. It was very important to me to have this opportunity. I told them very early on, even though they have a position there. There are not many German clubs that will let you go to matches. So beautiful that they wanted me so much that they thought it was okay and a good idea. I feel comfortable at home with family and friends.
star studded team
In addition to Möregårdh, the big investment club has signed Tomakazu Harimoto, Lin Yun-Ju and two-time European champion Dmitriy Ovcharov.
– Yes, we are all top ten in the world. It can be said that it is a serious investment.
Möregårdh won the silver medal in November. At the UEFA, which was decided in Munich last week, he was the top seed but was knocked out in the quarter-finals against compatriot Matthias Falk.