Otto Reiser

Otto Reiser ( * December 24, 1884, † 1961) was a German football player.

Otto Reiser was one of the pillars of the Karlsruher FC Phoenix, to which he had moved with his brother Fritz in 1905 by Karlsruher FV. The young Karlsruhe team made ​​in the following years, a sensation and won in 1909, surprisingly, the German championship. The brothers Reiser also played during the First World War in the first team of Karlsruhe, later Otto Reiser joined the WAC to Vienna.

Reiser played on the position of the half- striker and 1911 was appointed to the German national football team, where he wrote his first and last match at the same time completed the 1-2 against Belgium in Liege, because he could not convince in this game. He also played in the city of Karlsruhe selection, however, came in the Süddeutsche selection at the Crown Prince Cup hardly to the course, as the competition with players like Fritz conveyor, Eugene Kipp or Julius Hirsch was too large.

• National football team ( Germany )
• German
• German master ( football)
• Born in 1884
• Died in 1961
• Man