Andreas Wolf
Andreas Wolf 2009
Andreas Wolf (Russian: Андрей Андреевич Вольф, born June 12, 1982 in Leninabad, now Khujand ) is a German footballer of German-Russian origin.
- 3.1 Germany
- 3.2 France
Career
Club career
Vorkarriere
After Andreas Wolf came in 1990 as emigrants to Germany, the central defender learned to play football for clubs in space Ansbach. The SV Arrow Burk, the ESV Ansbach - Eyb and SpVgg Ansbach 09 were his stations, before joining the 1st FC Nuremberg in 1997.
1 FC Nuremberg
At the club, he went through all the other youth teams of the club. His Bundesliga debut in the then 19 -year-old on 23 March 2002 at Berlin's Olympic Stadium with a 0-2 defeat of the 1st FC Nuremberg. It was followed by three more appearances in the 2001/ 02 season.
The following season, Wolf was indeed already in the senior squad, but had to wait before coach Klaus Augenthaler earned him his fifth Bundesliga use until the 16th game day. This was followed by the descent at the end of season 13 other top-flight missions.
For immediate promotion back to the 2003/ 04 Wolf could - now used mainly (not related or related by marriage ) as a right-back by coach Wolfgang Wolf - contribute. He played in 31 of the 34 season games and also scored his first goal as a club professional. In the following two years he was also an injury only to 16 or 20 games and has established itself as a regular player.
In the season 2006/ 07 Wolf was a fixture in the back four of the 1st FC Nuremberg, who provided one of the best defenses in the league with the fewest goals conceded this season. His first goal in the Bundesliga scoring Wolf on 28 April 2007 against VfL Wolfsburg in the 23rd minute header for a 1-1 draw. With the sixth place in the final table of the club one of the best results achieved for a long time. On May 26, 2007 succeeded the biggest success of his career when he was with the 1st FC Nuremberg DFB Cup winner. Wolf here prepared the decisive goal by Jan Kristiansen. A special event was when he was at the Cup celebrations " All flowers are blooming, ... only the Fürth cloverleaf not " sing into the microphone, which alludes to the traditional rivalry between the FCN and the neighboring club SpVgg Greuther Fürth and his popularity with the fans continue enlarged. After the end of the season he was voted by the fans in an internet vote for Cluberer the 2006/07 season.
In the following season, then dropped the successful club defense apart form and injury. Accordingly, the club was bottom of the table again and although Wolf arrive first two goals this season, he rose again in 2008 with Nuremberg in the Bundesliga 2 from. For the 2008/ 09 season he was elected to his eighth year as a pro at the club to the team captain. However, he suffered already on August 17, in the first game of the first round against FC Augsburg in 72 minutes a torn ACL and fell for the rest of the year. His comeback he gave on 22 February 2009 ( 21 Matchday) at the home game against the Wehen after he was about a week before sitting on the bench. On the 26th matchday Wolf injured in the 2-0 home win against Koblenz again. He retired to a meniscus tear in his right knee and fell again from a long time. Only at the end of the season he got back into training one, but was successful at the end of the season, the promotion back to the 1st Bundesliga, no longer used. Overall, he had come in the season only to seven inserts.
There was a mixed season, the club spent the long in the relegation zone and were able to convince in which neither defense nor attack. Even if he had some health problems and the form in the first round, the captain was again a prop in the back line and with 31 missions, including the two successful relegation matches the player with the third most stakes in the team. Nevertheless, he had before the 2010/11 season a regular place safely and coach Hecking declared a competition with Dominic Maroh. But first Gameday at Wolf asserted again and played a successful season in central defense along with the newly added Philipp Wollenberg. Although he certainly got good grades, but he stood in the shadow of his young defensive colleagues and other successful young player who led the club with the achievement of 6th place to a very successful season. For his 2011 expiring contract he got an extension offer from club side, but he refused. He cited, among others, lack of appreciation. After there was no rapprochement and 1.FCN had already committed another new for the interior defense, Andy Wolf declared on 31 May 2011 after 14 years and 213 professional games, including 175 in the first Bundesliga, his departure from the club.
Werder Bremen
For the season 2011/12 Wolf moved to Werder Bremen. His first competitive game, he completed 30 July 2011 at the DFB Cup match against 1.FC Heidenheim. His Bundesliga debut at Werder he gave the game against 1.FC Kaiserslautern, on 6 August 2011.
AS Monaco
During the winter break of 2011/12 Wolf moved for a transfer fee of € 1.5 million for AS Monaco. He signed a three and a half years at the Monegasque contract until 30 June 2015. In the 2012/2013 season was as captain Andreas Wolf from AS Monaco instrumental in the promotion to the Ligue 1. Due to many new signings he came, however, so far in the 2013/2014 season to no use. During the winter break of the 2013/14 season he publicly expressed his desire to return to Germany because he saw no future in sports for themselves in Monaco.
National
Andreas Wolf won first international experience by appealing to the DFB youth national teams from U - 17 to U- 21st Wolf pleaded, although born in Tajikistan to Germany, so he would accrue only for the German national team.
Others
Andreas Wolf is married to his longtime girlfriend Sandra since December 28, 2008 and has a daughter (* 2009).
In July 2010, he finished with an Internet voting on fcn.de to ward legend of the century second behind Stefan Reuter.
Title / successes
Germany
- DFB Cup: 2007 with the 1st FC Nuremberg
- Promotion to the 1st League in 2004 and 2009 with the 1st FC Nuremberg
France
- Ligue 2: Master 2013 and thus promotion to the Ligue 1 with AS Monaco