VfB Stuttgart - An All German Machine

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STUTTGART SELLS TWO NON-GERMAN PLAYERS
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Stuttgart, January 2, 2015 – The clear out continues with Stuttgart selling Konstantin Rausch and Mohammed Abdellaoue. Rausch departure was spurred by his decision to switch his main nationality to Russian. He was sold to Hamburg for £1.5m. Abdellaoue was sold to FC Koln on a free transfer. He was purchased by Stuttgart for £1.2m a season ago but with the policy shift did not get any playing time this season.




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VfB STUTTGART SIGNS JONAS HECTOR
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Stuttgart, January 8, 2015 – Stuttgart has finalized the signing of Jonas Hector of FC Koln for £2.7m with the fee potential raising up to £4m based on appearances. The 24 year old left back played 16 games for FC Koln in the Bundesliga this season. He joined the club from non-league side Auersmacher in 2010 and has been Koln’s starting LB since. Bierhoff has said that Hector will likely slot into the starting line up with Tim Leibold to go on loan for the rest of the season.

StuttgartITK – Not a lot of money left in the transfer budget. Don’t see Stuttgart making a move unless a player is sold or there is an unbelievable bargain.




January 25, 2014 - Round 18
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January 28, 2014 - Round 18
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January 31, 2014 - Round 18
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Game of the Week

VfL Wolfsburg 1 - 2 VfB Stuttgart
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A dominating win from Bayern over Stuttgart to keep them atop the table in the Bundesliga. An early goal from Lewandowski gave Stuttgart the lead. In the 16th​ minute, Bayern got their second goal from a corner. A short pass from Bernat played a quick one two with Gotze from the corner before crossing the ball into Hojbjerg for a headed goal. At the start of the second half, Trochowski was able to give Stuttgart a chance for a come back playing a one two with Weiser before a deftly finished shot past Reina. However the come back was short lived as Bayern scored three goals, first from a corner headed in by Dante, penalty by Xabi Alonso and a header from Lewandowski. Werner scored a goal from a through ball into Leitner into the box. A late goal from Bayern completed their rout over Stuttgart. In another poorly defended corner, Boateng was able to head a goal for get Bayern their sixth.

League Table
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Player Stats
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January Transfer Round Up
Vlad Chiriches – Tottenham to AS Monaco (£12.5)
Eugene Khacheridi – Dynamo Kviv to Man Utd (£11.75)
Jores Okore – Aston Villa to Tottenham (£10.25)
Sergi Samper – Barcelona to Roma (£10.25)
William Carvalho – Sporting CP to Bayern Munich (£8.5)
 
February 7, 2015 - Round 21
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February 14, 2015 - Round 22
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February 21, 2015 - Round 23
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February 28, 2015 - Round 24
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League Table
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Player Profile - Yuya Osako
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The 24 year old Japanese striker has been superb for the newly promoted FC Koln. Osako scored 11 goals in 16 apps in league play and 1 goal in 1 app in the German Cup. The Japanese is a prototypical poacher. His strongest skill is his ability to finish. He is an excellent finisher with good anticipation and composure. He has 12 goals on 29 shots on target. As well, he is agile and possesses decent work rate and natural fitness for the striker position. He is also a two footed player. However, he is not the strongest striker and is average technically. There are rumours that he is unhappy with Koln and might be looking for a move to a more stable Bundesliga side.
 
March 4, 2015
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March 8, 2015
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March 14, 2015
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March 22, 2015
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News
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Team Profile - HOFFENHEIM
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A team with plenty talented young players, Hoffenheim has continued their upward rise with a solid season this year in the Bundesliga. Managed by Markus Gisdol, he has implemented an attacking style of football scoring the 4th​ most goals in the Bundesliga. Gisdol plays the side in a 4-4-1-1 and has gotten the most out of Volland and Firmino. Volland has been on lethal form scoring 13 goals playing both on the wing and rotating at the striker position. Gisdol has not settled on a single striker with Modest and Szalai also getting starts up top. Firmino has been superb playing behind the striker with 8 goals and 8 assist. Schwegler has been controlling the midfield with an 88% passing completion and 7.08 tackles a game. In the back line, 19 year old Sule is showing promise of becoming a Bundesliga star averaging 9.16 tackles a game. This might not be the year Hoffenheim reaches the Champions League. However, if they are able to hold onto Volland and Firmino, they can be a force in the Bundesliga in the coming years.
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Player Profile - Manuel Schmiedebach
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Although Hannover is only 3 points above relegation, their team has a bright spot in versatile midfielder, Manuel Schmiedebach. The 26 year old Colombian midfielder has been an integral part of new manager, Frank Rijkaard’s tactics. Born in Berlin, he was raised by a Colombian mother. He was brought through the Hertha Berlin youth academy before leaving on a free transfer to Hannover in 2008. Since then, he has been a constant presence in Hannover’s midfield. This season, he has played a more attacking role than he ever had scoring 5 goals compared to his 2 since joining Hannover. Bild has given him an average rating of 7.20 this season. He has an 86% pass completion and average 7.68 tackles a game. Schmiedebach has been the engine to the midfield and would be called upon to make sure Hannover stays in the Bundesliga.
 
Rumours

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May 2, 2015
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STUTTGART SIGNS YUNUS MALLI
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May 11, 2015, Stuttgart – Stuttgart has announced the signing of 23 year old attacking midfielder Yunus Malli. Malli is a Gladbach youth player that moved to Mainz four seasons ago. He moved to Mainz for more playing time which he achieved two season ago playing 21 games and scoring 5 goals. However, this season, he fell out of favour with manager Kasper Hjulman. He will be hoping to get more playing time with Bierhoff.

Malli has a dual nationality with Turkey, however, Bierhoff is excited about his potential to have the ability to play for Germany. If not, there is a chance for Malli to leave on a transfer fee.



League Table
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Player Stats
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Around Europe League Wrap Up

Premier League
Winner: Liverpool (1)
Surprising Team: Liverpool (1)
Disappointing: Chelsea (5)
Top Scorer: Falcao (26)
Summary: After a quarter of a century, Liverpool has returned to the pinnacle of English football by winning the Premier League with 79 points. Their amazing form to end the season where they on 6 wins and 1 draw in the last two months gave the two point lead over Man City. Joining them in the top four is Arsenal and Tottenham. A preseason favourite to win the league, Chelsea finished 5th​ and Manchester United once again failed to make the Champions League. Some teams that defied the odds this season were Aston Villa (8) and Crystal Palace (10). Leiccester, Burnley and Sunderland were unfortunately relegated. The player of the year was David Silva while the young player of the year was Eden Hazard.

La Liga
Winner: Real Madrid
Surprising: Granada (3)
Disappointing: Atletico (7)
Top Scorer: Messi (22) Ronaldo (22)
Summary: The La Liga season went down to the wire with Real Madrid winning the title only two points ahead of Barcelona. Joining them in the Champions League next season is Granada and Real Sociedad. Villareal, Sevilla and Atletico will be playing in the Europa League. Getting relegated is Cordoba, Eibar and Elche. The player of the year was Lionel Messi and the keeper of the year was Iker Casillas.


Serie A
Winner: Juventus
Surprising: Sampdoria (3)
Disappointing: Fiorentina (10)
Top Scorer: Fernando Llorente (21)
Summary: Juventus once again won the Serie A with a comfortable 11 point margin. Joining them in the CL is two surprising teams in AC Milan and Sampdoria. Roma and Inter finished 4th​ and 5th​. Relegated from the Serie A are Verona, Cagliari and Empoli. Candreva is the player of the year and Vidal is the fans player of the year.
 
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End of Season Stuttgart Review
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One of the most interesting teams this season, Stuttgart first shocked the world by implementing a club policy where they only play German players. The policy was clear cut with them selling two of their top players in Maxim and Harnik. However, with their departure came opportunities for reinvention through additions to the squad and young players stepping up. Oliver Bierhoff has played an attacking 4-2-3-1 that has gotten the best out of most players in the squad. Timo Werner has developed into a superstar scoring 24 goals this season. Weiser, who disappointed at Bayern has finally found consistency scoring 6 goals and assisting 9. Dortmund loanee, Moritz Leitner was a key cog in the midfield with 5 goals and 10 assist. In the defense, Rudiger has developed into a quality Bundesliga CB and new signing Jonas Hector has slotted in perfectly at LB. Outside of Werner’s emergence, the most surprising player this season was veteran Cristian Tiffert. The 33 year old played in the Second Division last year and was expected to be a back up. However, he started 17 games and is the third highest rated player according to Bild ratings. One of Stuttgart’s largest transfer last summer, Marco Hoger however is one player that would want to improve. He has the fourth lowest rating in the squad but is one of the highest wage earners. This season, Stuttgart mostly played once a week so squad depth was never a huge issue. However, next season, with the team in the Champions League, Bierhoff would need to show that he has the ability to rotate the squad effectively and use the transfer market to acquire depth. One of the major arrival of improvement is a ball winning midfielder and an attacking midfielder to replace Leitner (return to Dortmund).


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STUTTGART SIGNS TWO PLAYERS
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July 1, 2015, Stuttgart – Stuttgart officially announces the signing of Christoph Moritz and Valmir Sulejmani. Mortiz is a 25 year old defensive midfielder signed for 2.0m from FSV Mainz. He has formerly played for Schalke and Aachen before moving to Mainz two seasons ago on a free transfer. Sulejmani is a 19 year old winger who also holds Albanian nationality. The young winger signed from Hannover for 500k.


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HERTHA BERLIN SIGNS CARLOS GRUEZO
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July 5, 2015, Berlin – Berlin has signed Ecuadorian International midfielder for 5.25m. The 20 year old midfielder was on loan at Wolfsburg last season where he started 24 games. Gruezo joined Stuttgart two seasons ago from Barcelona (Ecaudor). Berlin manager, Luhukay, is excited about being able to sign the proven young midfielder.




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WERNER SIGNS NEW CONTRACT WITH STUTTGART
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July 7, 2015, Stuttgart – Stuttgart has locked down their star striker till 2020. Werner has agreed to a contract extension with the club for five more seasons. The young striker was the breakout star of the Bundesliga last season scoring 21 goals.

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KIRCHHOFF SIGNS WITH STUTTGART
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July 11, 2015, Stuttgart – Bierhoff continues the reinforcement of his side with CB Jan Kirchhoff. Kirchhoff is a 24 year old CB developed at Mainz. The transfer fee is worth 2M. He moved to Bayern Munich two seasons ago where he struggled to get playing time. Last season, he went on loan to Schalke where he played 16 games for the club. Kirchhoff will hope to see his career revitalized under Bierhoff.

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ARSENAL SENDS GNABRY ON LOAN TO STUTTGART
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July 17, 2015, London – Stuttgart has increased the depth in their squad by bringing in Serge Gnarby on loan from Arsenal. Last season, Gnabry was sent to loan at Brighton and FC Lorient. However, he only played 5 games with the two clubs. One of the major benefits of this loan deal is that Gnabry is a former Stuttgart youth player which is important for Champions League registration.


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ANDRE HAHN SIGNS FOR STUTTGART
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July 21, 2015, Stuttgart – Andre Hahn has signed a five year deal with Stuttgart. The winger was signed after a 7M deal was agreed with Gladbach. Andre Hahn has saw a meteoritic rise in his career. Four years ago, he was playing in the third division before moving to Augsburg. Last season, he moved to Gladach for 1.9M.Hahn brings more experience to Stuttgart on the wing . He is a superb physical athletic with strong work rate and determination.

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Awesome storytelling approach. Congrats on great first season under difficult conditions.
 
July 28, 2015
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August 2, 2015
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August 15, 2015
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CHAMPIONS LEAGUE DRAW
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August 27, 2015, Zurich – Most German clubs came out of the Champions League group draw with favourable groups. In Group A, Dortmund was drawn against Pot 1 PSG with Olympiakos and Granada as the other two teams. In Group E, Leverkusen is drawn against Pot 1 Man City with Real Sociedad and ASSE filling out the group. Bayern faces Zenit, Salzburg and Zurich in Group H. Unlucky Stuttgart will face a tough test qualifying drawn into a group with Arsenal and Juventus, along with Club Brugge.


August 29, 2015
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ONE STRIKER IN, ONE STRIKER OUT
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August 31, 2015, Stuttgart – In a deadline day move, Stuttgart has sold Daniel Ginzcek to Werder Bremen for 3.7m and brought in Nils Quaschner for 2m. Ginzcek has been complaining about a lack of playing time and wanted a move from Stuttgart to revitalize his career. Quaschner is a former Rostock youth player who moved to Salzburg two seasons ago. Last year, he was on loan to PAOK where he played 8 games and scored 1 goal. Bierhoff is primarily looking to him as a back up striker however his versatility to play out right would be an useful addition to the squad.




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Top League Transfer Round Up (All in Pounds)

Premier League
Gonzalo Higuan – Napoli to Arsenal – 27m
Aymeric Laporte – Athletic to City – 26.5m
Shkodran Mustafi – Valencia to Man Utd – 23m
Eugene Konoplyanka – Dnipro to Tottenham – 21.5m
Inigo Martinez – Sociedad to Chelsea – 19.75m

La Liga
Alvaro Negredo – City to Valencia – 20m
Kevin Volland – Hoffenheim to Real – 17.75m
Fernando – Shakhtar to Real – 11.75m
Youssouf Mulumbu – WBA to Atletico – 11.25m
Douglas Costa – Shakhtar to Atletico – 8.25m

Bundesliga
Christian Benteke – Aston Villa to Schalke – 16.25m
Jackson Martinez – Porto to Dortmund – 14.5m
Carlos Bacca – Sevilla to Dortmund – 9m
Kostas Mitroglou – Fulham to Hoffenheim – 8.75m
Andre Hahn – Gladbach to Stuttgart – 7m

Serie A
Henrikh Mkhitaryan – Dortmund to Juventus – 18.5m
Doria – OM to Lazio – 18.5m
Seydou Doumbia – CSKA to Napoli – 15m
Manolo Gabbiadini – Sampdoria to Juventus – 10.5m
Andre Ayew – OM to Juventus – 10m

Ligue 1
Antonio Candreva – Lazio to Monaco – 24m
Carlos Vela – Sociedad to PSG – 20.5m
Oliver – Atletitco to PSG – 20.5m
Bernand – Shakhtar to PSG – 12.5m
Lucas Silva – Cruzeiro to PSG – 12m
 
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