According to Bold.dk, Lennart Moser has been sold to the Japanese club Fagiano Okayama FC. Niklas Nürnberg, the Head of Football, stated that Kolding IF had expected to keep Lennart Moser for the remainder of the season, but a surprisingly large offer from Fagiano Okayama caused a change in their plans.

According to Bold.dk, Kolding IF received an unexpected and significant offer for Lennart Moser from the Japanese club Fagiano Okayama in December. Kolding IF's Head of Football, Niklas Nürnberg, described the offer as lucrative and atypically high, particularly as Moser had only six months remaining on his contract. Nürnberg also stated that the bid from Fagiano Okayama changed the club's initial plan, which had been to retain Moser until the end of his contract. The specific transfer fee was not revealed, but Nürnberg characterized it as being comparable to a fee for players with longer contracts. The transfer is contingent on Lennart Moser passing a medical examination and the finalization of other formalities, including securing a work permit.

Betinia Liga club Kolding IF has reached an agreement with Japanese side Fagiano Okayama for the transfer of goalkeeper Lennart Moser, who has been a key player for the Danish team. The move is planned for January but is contingent on Moser passing a mandatory medical examination. According to Kolding's Head of Football, Niklas Nürnberg, the player himself had a desire to move on. Nürnberg explained that it was not a surprise when Moser indicated he wanted a new experience at the end of his contract, and the club had been preparing for his departure either now or in the summer. He added that when an offer considered beneficial for both the club and the player was received, it was accepted and their alternative plan was activated. Nürnberg concluded that Moser deserved the opportunity to play elsewhere after his significant efforts for the club over the last two years.