According to Kicker, Lars Gindorf is set to join Alemannia Aachen on a one-year loan from Hannover 96. Gindorf, who has been part of Hannover 96 for three years, advanced from the U23 team to the professional squad. Despite renewing his contract with Hannover 96 in May, he found himself sidelined under new coach Christian Titz, making only one appearance for the second team in the Regionalliga this season. The loan to Alemannia Aachen, a third-division club, aims to provide him with more playing time. Recently turning 24, Gindorf debuted in the 2. Bundesliga in March 2024 and has since made 34 appearances, contributing to five goals for Hannover 96. With limited playing opportunities under the current coaching staff, the loan is viewed as a strategic move for Gindorf to gain match experience and further his development. Alemannia Aachen's sporting director, Rachid Azzouzi, noted the significance of acquiring Gindorf during a challenging transfer window, emphasizing the player's potential to advance significantly in his career.