André Kilian

André Kilian ( born May 18, 1987 in Herne ) is a German football player.

Career

Kilian came through the stations SC Pantringshof, Westfalia Herne and blue-yellow Schwerin ( Castrop -Rauxel ) in 2002 together with his twin brother Tim in the youth department of FC Schalke 04 in 2005, he won the precinct club to the players Manuel Neuer and Alexander Baumjohann the DFB Junior club Cup, followed in 2006 on the side of players like Mesut Ozil, Sebastian Boenisch and Benedikt Höwedes winning the A- Junior Championship. Then moved Kilian in the second team of Schalke and increased with the team in 2008 as part of the restructuring of the leagues system as a runner-up from the Oberliga Westfalen on the Regionalliga West. Also in the regional came the " technically studded left-footed " as a left-back or in defensive midfield regularly used. Referred to at the beginning of the 2009/10 season by the coach as " shaky ", he lost - also handicapped by an injury - after the winter break his place in the team at the newly obligated Robert Stark.

Two years after his brother returned to Westfalia Herne, André Kilian left Schalke in 2010 when his contract expires in the summer. He decided a change in the Australian A-League for North Queensland Fury, where, according to financial problems, a new team had to be assembled. The main reason for the transfer was the new athletic director Robbie Middleby, the 05 still possessed of his time at KFC Uerdingen via contacts to the Ruhr. After he missed the season opener due to injury, he debuted on the 8th matchday in the Australian professional league and was subsequently for permanent staff. The team finished at the end of the season the last place, the services were there dropped from December after serious doubts about the survival of the club came up over the end of the season also. On 1 March 2011, finally withdrew from the Australian Association North Queensland Fury and the license Kilian's contract was void.

Kilian returned to this season, returned to Germany and graduated in the spring of 2011 in Aachen- Eilendorf at the Dooley Soccer University Individual Training at DFB football coach Christian Titz. As Titz in summer 2011 Coach of the Southwest Oberliga FC 08 Homburg was, Kilian followed after this. At FC Homburg Kilian established on the six position and he scored six goals in his first season in 27 league games. At the end of the season Homburg rose as a superior master of the Oberliga West in the Regionalliga West; Kilian had previously contracted until 2014 at the Saar Club.