In the summer of this year he followed his compatriot Anton Mirolybov, head coach of the Swans, to Gmunden. As his assistant, Nieminen primarily takes care of the players’ strength, scouting within the club and the warm-up before games.
On Sunday he will be on the sidelines as coach of the “Upper Austrian Ballers”, who want to achieve their first win in the second Bundesliga against the UWD Alligators from Lower Austria. “We have to be much more robust at both ends of the field and, above all, increase the intensity in defense,” he says.
However, Nieminen will already have another development step in his career in mind: The Finn will soon start an internship at the Private Hospital (PKA) Laakirchen and Gmunden in order to also advance in the field of physiotherapy. In any case, another physiotherapist will not be a disadvantage for the Gmundner Swans, who will host Oberwart on Sunday at 5.30 p.m.
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