German-born Ghanaian goalkeeper Ronny Boamah Seibt is pushing for a possible move to Alemannia Aachen after being invited for trials with the 3. Liga outfit ahead of the winter transfer window.
The 20-year-old shot-stopper is currently without a club and is being assessed as Aachen look to strengthen their goalkeeping unit with a third-choice option for the remainder of the season.
Alemannia Aachen confirmed Seibt’s assessment period alongside American forward Adem Sipic in an official club update.
“Shortly before Christmas, Alemannia Aachen tested two trial players. These were 20-year-old goalkeeper Ronny Seibt and US striker Adem Sipic.”
Seibt began his football journey at Concordia Hamburg before joining FC St. Pauli’s academy in 2019, where he steadily rose through the youth ranks.
He later featured for St. Pauli’s reserve side in the Regionalliga Nordost, making nine full appearances after breaking into the senior setup.
The young goalkeeper’s most recent stint was with Croatian top-flight side HNK Vukovar 1991, adding valuable experience to his growing résumé.
Should negotiations progress positively, Seibt could slot in behind Jan Olschowsky and Tom Hendriks for the second half of the 2025/26 campaign.
