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In 2015, Scott Kennedy took the step towards Germany. At that time, the Canadian was only 18 years old. His great goal: the footballer wanted to breakthrough in Europe. Three years later, the 21-year-old arrived in professional football. Since this season, Kennedy has been wearing the shirt of the Austrian second division SK Austria Klagenfurt.
Incidentally, his first stop in Germany in the 2015/2016 season was the SB Chiemgau Traunstein. Kennedy played for the Landesligisten 31 games at the time and made two goals. In his time in Traunstein, the friendly footballer has only the best memories. "It was the best place to start in Europe," says the young footballer, who now speaks German very well
and he still has good contacts with Traunstein. Kennedy is also pleased that five new Canadians have been hired at SB Chiemgau this season. And if time permits, Kennedy will also stop in Traunstein to give his fellow countrymen "advice on how to get a foothold". Kennedy thinks it's good that he now has more reinforcements from his home country. "It's great when a lot of Canadians play football in Europe."
After a year at SB Chiemgau, his football career continued with FC Amberg in Bayernliga North (13 games / 1 goal). There, Scott Kennedy came to know the disadvantages of football life. He had to undergo six months of injury because of bone edema. Kennedy fought back. The time pbaded is over and forgotten
Last season, he went to the Austrian club West SV Grödig (26/4) and since this summer he is in Klagenfurt – another important step of his career. career ladder. "Scott Kennedy is a very fast and powerful two-center-back and he was elected the year-round team in the Regionalliga West last season," Austrian President Peter Svetits said of his new signing.
Scott Kennedy himself is equally enthusiastic about his new job. "Everything is fine so far," he said happily. In the first round of the ÖFB Cup at the FCM regional league, Traiskirchen Kennedy played for 90 minutes and celebrated with his team a 2-0 victory. A perfect start! Now he was already in the league for the points of the first season, was invited to Klagenfurt Austria Lustenau (1: 1) – and in this game the Canadian was the first team
"A regular place" is his first goal. And of course, Scott Kennedy would also like to be promoted to the first league. "Let's see how it works for us in the league and how the other teams are strong." SB
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