Some have moved to new employment, while three continue their search for a team.

In a surprising turn of events, Andreas Albers, a former St. Paulianer, has officially ended his football career. Albers, a graduate of law, spent several years with Brown-White, making a significant impact during his tenure.

Albers joined Brown-White in 2023 and played for the club until the summer of this year. During his time with the team, he scored a goal in the 2nd league and another in the top tier, showcasing his prowess on the pitch. His internal standing at Brown-White was undisputed, making him a valuable asset to the team.

However, Albers fell victim to the restructuring of the Brown-White squad, marking the end of his football journey. As a graduate of law, he can take on various positions and jobs in the legal field. In fact, he can apply for a license as a lawyer or even become a judge, reflecting his versatile skills and talents.

Meanwhile, two other former St. Paulianer goalkeepers, Eric Oelschläger (29) and Ronny Seibt (19), are still without a new club. Oelschläger, who was briefly brought in by St. Pauli last season, made it onto the squad list ten times in the Bundesliga and twice in the U23. His nine appearances were collected by Seibt, who demonstrated his undeniable talent in a test match of the pros against Hannover 96.

Emil Staugaard, a member of the U23 squad but yet to make a big breakthrough, also left Hamburg at the end of the previous season. He is still listed as a free agent on "transfermarkt.de", like Albers. Despite his talent, Staugaard's search for a new club has been fruitless so far.

The transfer window is largely closed, and some former St. Paulianers, including Albers, are still without a new club. As Albers moves on to new challenges in the legal field, we wish him the best of luck in his future endeavours.

Some have moved to new employment, while three continue their search for a team.