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Die Kohle-Posse um Nationalstürmer Niclas Füllkrug (32) nähert sich dem Ende – mit einer Enttäuschung für den Kreisklassen-Klub TuS Ricklingen. Statt der erhofften 67 000 Euro erhält der Amateurklub aus Hannover lediglich knapp 30 000 Euro als Soli-Beitrag von West Ham United. Füllkrug war im Sommer 2024 für 32 Mio. Euro Ablöse vom BVB nach London gewechselt.
Den Solibeitrag hat das bei internationalen Wechseln zuständige Fifa Clearing House (FCH) in Paris errechnet und dem DFB am 23. Januar mitgeteilt. Der DFB leitete die Fifa-Nachricht umgehend an den Niedersachsen-Verband (NFV) weiter – und der am 27. Januar an Ricklingen. Doch bei den TuS-Verantwortlichen kam sie offenbar nicht an – weshalb diese den Sportrechtler Gregor Reiter einschalteten.
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Nach einem SPORT BILD-Bericht stellte der DFB klar: Die von West Ham beim FCH hinterlegte Summe wird in vier jährlichen Raten von je 7461,47 Euro an Ricklingen ausgeschüttet.
Der Soli-Beitrag (fünf Prozent der Transfersumme werden an die Ausbildungsklubs des Spielers verteilt) wird erst ab dem 12. Geburtstag fällig. Füllkrug wurde am 9. Februar 1993 geboren. Am Saisonende 2005 verließ er seinen Jugendverein. Angerechnet werden daher nur knapp fünf Monate.
[–>Angekommen ist die erste Rate allerdings immer noch nicht in Ricklingen, da weitere Unterlagen bei der Fifa eingereicht werden müssen. Reiter wünscht sich mehr Unterstützung vom DFB für die überforderten Amateurklubs. Der DFB dazu: „Wir unterstützen die Klubs bei Bedarf und auf Anfrage im Rahmen unserer Möglichkeiten immer sehr gerne. Was wir und auch der jeweilige Landesverband dabei nicht können, ist die Einreichung der Unterlagen für den Klub zu erledigen und das Onboarding komplett zu übernehmen. Dies ist uns aus Gründen des Datenschutzes nicht gestattet. So ist es auch von der Fifa klar vorgegeben.“
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