Weil Tim Görner den FSV Frankfurt im Sommer verlassen wird, sucht der Fußball-Regionalligaklub einen neuen Trainer. Topkandidat beim Dritten der Südwestgruppe ist offenbar Victor Kleinhenz.
According to multiple verified reports, the FSV Frankfurt has identified Victor Kleinhenz as the leading candidate to succeed Görner, whose departure at the end of the current season has been confirmed. Kleinhenz, who most recently coached 1. FC Schweinfurt 05, guided the club from the Regionalliga to the 3. Liga before being relieved of his duties in the spring after a difficult campaign that saw the team finish at the bottom of the table.
The 34-year-old coach’s tenure at Schweinfurt ended when Jermaine Jones, a former Frankfurt player, took over in an attempt to avert relegation — a goal that ultimately was not achieved. Despite the outcome, Kleinhenz’s earlier success in earning promotion with Schweinfurt has drawn attention from FSV Frankfurt officials seeking a coach with proven ability to develop competitive squads.
Reports from hessenschau.de and tagesschau.de indicate that while a formal contract has not yet been signed, an agreement is expected in the coming days. The appointment would mark a new chapter for both Kleinhenz and the Bornheimer Hang club, which aims to build on its third-place finish in the Regionalliga Südwest this season.
FSV Frankfurt competes in the fourth tier of the German football league system, where consistency and youth development are often key to long-term success. Görner’s departure after several years in charge leaves a vacancy that the club hopes to fill with someone capable of maintaining momentum while implementing a clear vision for the squad.
Kleinhenz’s background includes hands-on experience in transitioning teams between leagues, a skill set that aligns with FSV Frankfurt’s aspirations to challenge for promotion in the near future. His age and recent involvement in high-pressure environments also factor into the club’s evaluation process.
As of now, no official announcement has been made by FSV Frankfurt regarding the coaching vacancy. The club remains focused on concluding the current season strongly, with the summer break seen as the likely window for any personnel changes to be finalized.
For continued updates on this developing story, readers are encouraged to follow official club communications and trusted regional sports outlets. Share your thoughts on what Victor Kleinhenz could bring to FSV Frankfurt in the comments below.
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