René Rydlewicz

René Rydlewicz (born 18 July 1973 in Forst ( Lausitz), GDR ) is a German football coach and former football functionary and soccer players.

Career

Rydlewicz began in Chemistry Döbern with the football game. About Energie Cottbus and BFC Dynamo he came as a 17 -year-old Bayer 04 Leverkusen, where he gave a 19 -year-old on 14 August 1992 his debut in the Bundesliga. Even before Rydlewicz had accrued 16 years and a special permit from the DFV the game of BFC Dynamo against Energie Cottbus and the youngest DDR - Oberliga player of all time. As a 16 -year-old Rydlewicz in 1989 in the jersey of DFV also Vice - European Champion U-16 juniors.

After two years in Leverkusen Rydlewicz moved in 1994 to the then newly promoted Bundesliga 1860 Munich to return to work club after two years. About the intermediate station Arminia Bielefeld Rydlewicz 2000 came to Hansa Rostock, where he was first-team regular and temporary captain of the league. After his contract was not renewed in Rostock after eight years, Rydlewicz completed in summer 2008 at the Association division Anker Wismar. He had graduated 10 May 2008 against Bayer Leverkusen Bundesliga His last use and was the last player in the Bundesliga, who had already played in the DDR - Oberliga.

In Wismar, the midfielder should still be active for three years as a leading player and additionally assume the responsibilities of a team manager. In spring 2009, but returned to Rydlewicz in the second division got into relegation danger FC Hansa back, in which he succeeded Herbert Maronns as head of the licensing department. His temporary contract until 2011 was given only for the first two leagues. After the descent from F. C. Hansa in the 3.Liga he was replaced by Stefan Beinlich.

In August 2010 Rydlewicz took over together with Karsten Wenzlawski as coach of the A- youth of the FSV Bentwisch. 2011 moved Rydlewicz - now in possession of a class A license - to FC Energie Cottbus, whose A- youth, he trained in the U-19 Bundesliga season 2011/12.