Michał Bemben

Bemben 2009

Michael Bemben, Polish: Michał Bemben, ( born January 28, 1976 in Ruda Śląska ) is a former German - Polish footballer.

Career

Bemben began with nine years of his football career in his native Poland at Gornik Zabrze. After four years he left Poland and moved to North Rhine-Westphalia Bonen. There he played for two years at the SpVg Bonen, from where he moved to neighboring Hammer SpVg 1991. There, he also achieved a jump in the men's team. In 1995 Bemben joined the second men's team Creates the VfL ​​Bochum, three years later, he joined the Bochum on the first team for which he total of 65 Bundesliga and 56 second division games played until 2005, scoring three goals.

With the Bochum Bemben was 2003/ 04 reached a surprising fifth place in the Bundesliga. He no longer belonged at this time, however, the starting eleven and left after the VfL ​​relegated the following season, the club towards Rot-Weiss Essen. In Essen he could celebrate promotion to the second division in his first season, which, however, only a year later, the immediate descent followed back to the Regionalliga.

This was followed Bemben his former Essen coach Uwe Neuhaus and 2007/ 08 joined to the beginning of season 1 FC Union Berlin, with him in 2008 to qualify for the new third professional league and in the following season managed to return in the Second Bundesliga. Bemben was used in 69 of 74 possible point games and played a decisive role in its success. In the second division season 2009/10, however, its performance was not consistent enough and he only came to 21 games. Because of this and also because he was one of 34 of the oldest players in the squad, his contract was not renewed after the season. Accordingly, for 2010/11 season he returned to his hometown club Gornik Zabrze back to the highest Polish league. There he came in three seasons to 68 inserts and scored two goals. Beginning in June 2013, he finished his active career actually due to persistent knee problems.

A short time later he left Poland and went to Germany. Again, a short time later he kept fit on the SV Wuppertal. He then reversed its decision to end career and signed on July 23, 2013 a contract with the Wuppertalern. However, a work-related time restrictions prompted him in December of the same year for the termination of his contract. He finished eventually but his active football career.