Phillip Böhm, who became a professional at Jahn Regensburg and joined Dynamo Dresden from Bayernligist VfB Eichstätt a year ago, has signed with the Austrian second division club Austria Lustenau. He conveyed his excitement about the new challenge and his happiness that the transfer had been completed. The move was viewed positively by Dynamo Dresden's coach, Thomas Stamm, who considered Böhm a team player and gave him a warm send-off. Böhm, a 23-year-old goalkeeper, is looking forward to continuing his professional football career and received a warm welcome from his new teammates. His transfer comes after participating in Dynamo Dresden's final match of the season, where he was substituted in the 71st minute and contributed to securing a 3-0 victory without conceding a goal, earning him the title of 'Aufstiegs-Held' or promotion hero. Böhm will also have the chance to enjoy the stunning Alpine scenery and witness the opening of Austria Lustenau's new Reichshofstadion, which will host a friendly match against Bundesliga club FC Augsburg on July 19. Furthermore, his move to Austria brings him closer to his half-brother, Dominik Kahun, an ice hockey star based in Lausanne, Switzerland.