Difference between revisions of "VfB Stuttgart"
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| + | *10 Yildiray Bastürk | ||
| + | *25 Elson | ||
| + | *13 Timo Gebhart | ||
| + | *19 Roberto Hilbert | ||
| + | *11 Thomas Hitzlsperger | ||
| + | *28 Sami Khedira | ||
| + | *7 Martin Lang | ||
| + | *29 Georges Mandjeck | ||
| + | *Sebastian Rudy | ||
| + | *8 Jan Simak | ||
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===Strikers=== | ===Strikers=== | ||
[[Category:German Soccer]] | [[Category:German Soccer]] | ||
[[Category:Bundesliga 1 teams]] | [[Category:Bundesliga 1 teams]] | ||
Revision as of 23:22, May 6, 2009
VfB Stuttgart is a German soccer club currently playing in the Bundesliga. The club was founded in 1893.[1] The club won the German championship in 1950.[2] The team colors are red, white, and yellow. The current manager is Markus Babbel;[3] the current sponsor is EnBW.
Roster
Goalkeepers
- 1 Jens Lehmann
- 12 Alexander Stolz
- 24 Sven Ulreich
Defenders
- 15 Arthur Boka
- 4 Khalid Boulahrouz
- 17 Matthieu Delpierre
- 21 Ludovic Magnin
- 6 Georg Niedermeier
- 3 Ricardo Osorio
- 5 Serdar Tasci
- 35 Christian Träsch
Midfielders
- 10 Yildiray Bastürk
- 25 Elson
- 13 Timo Gebhart
- 19 Roberto Hilbert
- 11 Thomas Hitzlsperger
- 28 Sami Khedira
- 7 Martin Lang
- 29 Georges Mandjeck
- Sebastian Rudy
- 8 Jan Simak