Martin Stoll

Stoll in the jersey of Karlsruher SC, July 13, 2007

Martin Stoll ( born February 9, 1983 in Heidelberg ) is a German footballer who is mostly used as a central defender.

Career

Youth in Baden- Württemberg

His footballing career started in the native Heidelberger Stoll in neighboring Aglasterhausen, where he was a member of the VfB Breitenbronn from the same district was formally. However, the VfB asked no teams up in Stoll's age group so that it instead played for the youth teams of the SV Aglasterhausen. 1995 Stoll left nor in the D -teenager the club and moved to the nearby SV Sandhausen, for the D - and C- youth to 1998 he was active in the following.

With entry into the B- youth Stoll decided to renewed shift toward Karlsruher SC. Finally, two years later, he moved away from Baden Württemberg KSC for VfB Stuttgart, for the A- youth, he played in the next two years in the A-Juniors Regional. Here, Stoll could qualify as the runner-up of the Regionalliga Süd for the final round of the German Championship of A-Juniors with the team in the season 2001 /02 and in this reach the final, subject to there, however, FC Bayern Munich, who already in the League against VfB had to place.

Meanwhile, had the junior coordinator of Karlsruher SC, Marco Pezzaiuoli to make a return to Baden Stoll's trying whereupon he moved to Karlsruhe again. At the same time Stoll also had the German Football Association can recommend his performances in Stuttgart's youth teams, so he first ran aground soon after his club change on 21 August 2002 for the German U-20 national team.

Breakthrough at Karlsruher SC

In Karlsruhe Stoll was initially assigned to the trained by Edmund Becker second representation, so that he came to a total of 31 missions during the season 2002/ 03 the fourth division Oberliga Baden- Württemberg. End of the season the team finished in 15th while the table into the relegation zone, ultimately benefited Karlsruhe but the relegation of the Mannheim reserve team, thereby maintaining still the class.

In summer 2003, however, Stoll moved up into the first team of the club, which took under coach Lorenz - Gunther Kostner in the 2nd Bundesliga, while the disposals of the central defender Clemens Fritz and Torsten Kracht had to compensate for that still counted in the preseason to the root formation of the KSC had. Under these conditions it was possible Stoll immediately to establish itself along with Mario Eggimann as a regular in the center of Karlsruhe defense, so he was called up in the 2003 /04 season in 33 of the 34 games. The season went well for the KSC but with little success, so that the team only on the last day the safe relegation had been able to reach. Through its services Stoll had but can make the Football Association again attracted attention and had come in February and April 2004 on two other missions in the U -20 team.

In the following season 2004/ 05, the Karlsruhe team played again against the threat of relegation to the Regionalliga, which is why the club coach Köstner replaced by Edmund Becker already in winter. But even under that Stoll was first team regular and contributed with 32 of 34 possible operations in the finally reached relegation, where he scored his first two goals in professional football. At the beginning of the 2005 /06 Stoll was then again as a performer at KSC and was even appointed in September 2005 to the team in 2006 that had been created in preparation for the 2006 World Cup in Germany for the promotion of potential A-National player. Stoll had been re-nominated but only due to cancellations of other players, so its Substitutes against the A2- selection of Turkey on 6 September 2005 at the same time represented his last game wearing the jersey of the German national team.

Stoll as a reservist in Karlsruhe

In the further course of the first round in 2005/ 06 Stoll lost meanwhile his regular place to Carsten Roth Bach. In December 2005, he was first approached again mustered into the reserve team of the KSC, which had now risen to the third-rate regional league. In the second half of the second division season, Stoll, however, could once again establish itself in the professional team, so he extended in March 2006 to his summer expiring contract at KSC for another two years, and came to a total of 18 missions to the end of the season.

The obligation of Maik Franz in the summer of 2006 Stoll was in season 2006/ 07 only as a reservist behind Francis and Eggimann, which should provide the following central defense of the KSC. Although the KSC this season as champions of the second division succeeded in promotion to the Bundesliga, but Stoll had contributed in only ten missions to and instead was still accumulated four times for the Regional Team. However, Stoll accepted an offer of KSC for early contract extension for another year, so that he was now bound to 2009 to the association.

But even in the Bundesliga Stoll could not prevail in the Karlsruhe team. 2007/ 08 he came to only eight in 2008/ 09 then to a further ten appearances for the first team, while he still played eight games for the reserve team in the same period. Although Karlsruhe again relegated in the summer of 2009 to the 2nd Bundesliga and Stoll's opportunities on further missions thus increased, it opted for a change in Switzerland, where he found a new employer in the FC Aarau.

Stations in Aarau to Rostock

In Aarau Stoll initially received a three -year contract, and came in the 2009 /10 Super League for a total of 31 missions. Initially under coach Jeff Saibene, then Martin Andermatt and last under Ranko Jakovljevic, however, failed the club to keep the class why Stoll's contract lost its validity in the summer of 2010.

Stoll was initially no new employer and trained in the meantime with the reserve team of Karlsruher SC, to keep fit. In October 2010, Stoll then completed a trial with a short time before from the 2nd Bundesliga in the 3rd league relegated FC Hansa Rostock, as a result, he finally received a contract until the end of the 2010/11 season. Subsequently, he was employed by coach Peter Vollmann in 13 games this season, which he had finally reached the proportion resurgence Hansas. In addition, Hansa won this season also the National Cup Mecklenburg -Vorpommern, including Stoll had contributed with two inserts. However, an offer of contract renewal is not received Stoll in the sequence.

About Dresden back to Karlsruhe

In the SG Dynamo Dresden Stoll found a new employer who was, like Rostock risen from the third division to the 2nd Bundesliga. Equipped with a two -year contract was Stoll then to the root formation of the trained coach Ralf Loose Dresdner team at the start of the 2011/12 season, so he played the first six league games as well as a game of the DFB Cup against Leverkusen. Subsequently he lost this regular place however and completed during the course of the first round only four more appearances in the league - three per Substitutes - as well as an additional wager in the DFB Cup against Dortmund. In the second half Stoll was initially no longer used in the play mode of the second division, so that it now also applies to the reserve team in the Oberliga Nordost Dresden ran aground before he came on the final day again in the 2nd Bundesliga for use. Overall, he was so involved with one goal in eleven games at the relegation of the team, which they reached the ninth of the final table.

Then broke Stoll on his contract with Dynamo Dresden and returned to Karlsruher SC, who previously had suffered relegation from the Bundesliga 2 in the 3rd league. In Karlsruhe Stoll received a two- year contract.