Markus Kranz

Markus Kranz (* August 4, 1969 in Speyer ) is a former German football player.

Sports career

Markus Kranz comes from the offspring of the FSV 13/23 Schiffer city. While still a young player, he joined the 1st FC Kaiserslautern, he played for the 1987 first appearances in the Bundesliga. He came at first only sporadically used, however, was able to establish under coach Karl -Heinz Feldkamp from 1990 as a regular for the Palatines. Greatest success with the FCK were winning the DFB Cup and in 1991 the German Championship in 1990.

1992 left the ring in the direction of FCK Bayer Uerdingen. After just one season he hired at Premier League rivals Dynamo Dresden, for which he was active until 1995. Then, the defender moved for four years to the 2nd Bundesliga for SC Fortuna Köln. After another guest performances at FC Emmen, VfR Mannheim and FC Junkersdorf he trailed off his career in 2006 at VfL Rhine river.

From 1 July 2007 acted wreath for one year in addition to Ingo Anderbrügge as an assistant coach at Wacker Burghausen.

From 2010 to 2012 trained wreath the first team of Rhineland -tier SG Auw / Stadtkyll.

Statistics

• Bundesliga: 121 games (9 goals)
• Bundesliga 2: 81 games ( 3 goals )
• Regional: 12 games ( no goals )