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Bundesliga

Super League shock: Auch Heule departs FC Thun for Heidenheim

🇨🇭 By 4AllFootball ·
Super League shock: Auch Heule departs FC Thun for Heidenheim

Legendary right‑back Michael Heule, 25, has left FC Thun for 2. Bundesliga side FC Heidenheim, with the move effective immediately after the Swiss club confirmed the defender’s expressed wish to join the German team. Heule featured in 31 Super‑League matches last season, scoring two goals and providing six assists, contributing significantly to Thun’s title challenge.

The transfer is described as a "Legende: Versucht sich in Deutschland Michael Heule," highlighting the player’s ambition to test himself in Germany. This narrative underscores the personal drive behind the move.

According to Claudio De Capitani/freshfocus, the announcement Der FC Thun loses its next Meisterspieler. The report emphasizes the impact on the Swiss side’s squad depth.

Aussenverteidiger Michael Heule makes the Wechsel per sofort, with the 25‑year‑old having voiced a clear Wunsch to complete the transfer, as the Berner Oberländer disclosed. The swift move reflects both player intent and club agreement.

Impact on Thun’s title chase

Heule arrived at FC Thun during the previous Saison and amassed 31 Super‑League‑Partien, netting 2 Toren and delivering 6 Assists. His massgeblichen Anteil am Titel was a key factor in the club’s recent success.

While Thun now faces the challenge of replacing a pivotal defender, Heidenheim gains a proven contributor ready to bolster its defensive line in the 2. Bundesliga.

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