Holger Greilich

Holger Greilich ( born July 12, 1971 in Mainz ) is a former German football player.

Career

Born in Mainz Holger Greilich played from 1991 for the first FSV Mainz 05 Previously, he was already active for the amateur club SC Lerchenberg, MTV 1817 Mainz and SpVgg Ingelheim. His debut at the then second division he gave on August 9, 1991 in match against FC 08 Homburg (0:0 ) when he came on in the 65th minute for Mike Janz. During the 1992/93 season he had then gained a regular place in the Mainz team. In 1995, he left the " zero five " and went to Munich in 1860, which was in 1994 ascended to the Bundesliga.

At the time, coached by Werner Lorant " lion " he developed with time for performers and stood before the inclusion in the German national team. In 1999, he suffered a cartilage injury in the knee, however. After his recovery he was initially put back regularly and also contested games in the A2 National Team, an injury in the 2000 /01 season but then led to their careers.

In 2002 he went to Cyprus to Omonia Nicosia, where he met other ex-league players like Stefan Brasas, Marco Haber and for some time gambling in Cyprus Rainer Rauffmann. After just one season he went back to back to Germany, where he hired the first division side FC Saarbrücken. After only three games for the Saarland he retired again but a knee injury and played no further part more. After the season, he finished his career.

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Private

Greilich lives today (2009) with his family in Munich where he runs together with his former teammate Thomas Hassler a café-bar.