Frederik Rönnow

At 33, Frederik Rönnow stands as the last line of defense for a 1.FC Union Berlin side navigating turbulent waters. Die Eisernen currently sit 10th in the table, their recent form of DLLD reflecting the struggles that have followed their remarkable European adventure. The Danish international, valued at €2.5m, brings veteran composure to a backline featuring the likes of Doekhi and Leite—experience that becomes invaluable when results aren't falling your way. Rönnow's role extends beyond shot-stopping; he's the organizing voice, the calm presence when Union's intensity-first approach meets resistance. With fellow goalkeepers Raab and Klaus pushing him in training, competition remains fierce at Stadion An der Alten Försterei. As Union look to climb back toward the European places they've made their own in recent seasons, Rönnow's reliability between the posts could prove the foundation upon which their recovery is built.