Matthias Breitkreutz

Matthias Breitkreutz ( born May 12, 1971 in Crivitz ) is a former German football player.

He first played in the youth teams of SG Dynamo Schwerin and the BFC Dynamo. In 1991, Breitkreutz joined together with Stefan Beinlich from PFV Bergmann -Borsig for English club Aston Villa. Breitkreutz, becoming the first German professional footballers in the English Premier League. In the season 94/95 Frank Pagelsdorf brought the two German midfielders at that second division club Hansa Rostock, where both as regular player managed to climb to the 1st Bundesliga immediately.

Striking the left-footer was particularly at set pieces, so get him some admirable free-kicks. He likes to be called a "director".

Matthias Breitkreutz marked by genius, but is occasionally under his lack of work or training morality. In total he scored twelve league goals in 116 Bundesliga games. In the second league, he completed 33 games in which he scored three goals. Among his greatest achievements of the 6th place of the FC Hansa Rostock is counted in the Bundesliga 1995/1996 season, in which he played a significant, and the title of the German indoor soccer champion with Hansa Rostock under coach Ewald Lienen.

In 2003, he finished his career with FC Augsburg. After he had completed his training as a businessman in health care, he started a professional career in the social services of the hospital Augsburg.