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Branimir Bajić2010current
Kevin Wolze2011current
Kingsley Onuegbu2013current
Marcel Lenz2013current
Michael Ratajczak2013current
Miroslav Štěpánek2013current
Pierre de Wit2013current
Dennis Grote2014current
Enis Hajri2014current
Fabian Schnellhardt2014current
Gaëlle Thalmann2014current
Kevin Scheidhauer2014current
Nico Klotz2014current
Rolf Feltscher2014current
Thomas Meißner2014current
Zlatko Janjić2014current
Ahmet Engin2015current
Andreas Wiegel2015current
Dustin Bomheuer2015current
James Holland2015current
Martin Dausch2015current- Nurettin Kayaoğlu2015current
Stanislav Iljutcenko2015current
Thomas Bröker2015current
Barış Özbek2016current
Tuğrul Erat2016current- Tómané2016current
Marvin Compper2019current
Barbara Dunstcurrent
Daniel Mesenhölercurrent- Joshua Bittercurrent
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Marcel Lotkacurrent
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Alfred Preissler1940–1944- Heinz Versteeg1957–1966
- Werner Krämer1958–1966
Dieter Danzberg1959–1965- Hartmut Heidemann1959–1972
Friedel Rausch1961–1962
Heinz Höher1963–1965
Helmut Rahn1963–1965- Manfred Manglitz1963–1969
Heinz van Haaren1964–1968- Michael Bella1964–1978
- Carl-Heinz Rühl1965–1967
- Werner Krämer1966–1967
- Đorđe Pavlić1966–1972
- Erwin Kostedde1967–1968
Johannes Linßen1968–1974- Dieter Koulmann1969–1970
Bernard Dietz1970–1982- Gerhard Kentschke1970–1972
- Klaus Wunder1970–1974
Ronald Worm1971–1979
Rudolf Seliger1971–1983- Idriz Hošić1973–1974
Theo Bücker1973–1978
Kurt Jara1975–1980- Ditmar Jakobs1977–1979
- Paul Steiner1979–1981
- Thomas Kempe1979–1982
- Rudi Gores1980–1982
Dietmar Schacht1981–1985
Kees Zwamborn1981–1983- Park Sang-in1981–1982
- Roland Wohlfarth1981–1984
Wolfgang de Beer1981–1986- Eddie Krnčević1984–1984
Thomas Strunz1986–1989
Ewald Lienen1987–1992- Michael Tönnies1987–1992
Ralf Kellermann1988–1993- Gyula Hajszán1989–1991
Kemal Alispahić1989–1990
Rachid Azzouzi1989–1995- Michael Tarnat1990–1994
- Alfred Nijhuis1991–1997
- Andreas Gielchen1991–1993
Volodymyr Lyutyi1991–1992- Alexandar Bonchev1992–1992
Hannes Reinmayr1992–1994
Michael Preetz1992–1994- Roland Seitz1992–1994
Stefan Böger1992–1995
Stefan Minkwitz1992–1994
Alois Schwartz1993–1995- Jarosław Araszkiewicz1993–1993
Jürgen Wegmann1993–1993- Markus Reiter1993–1998
- Mini Jakobsen1993–1993
- Peter Közle1993–1995
Uwe Weidemann1993–1995- Alexander Löbe1994–1996
- Holger Gehrke1994–1998
Igor Shalimov1994–1995- Ivica Vastić1994–1994
- Martin Pieckenhagen1994–1996
Rainer Schütterle1994–1996- Roger Ljung1994–1995
Bachirou Salou1995–1998- Dietmar Hirsch1995–2000
Marcus Marin1995–1997
Stefan Emmerling1995–1999
Dirk Anders1996–1997
Horst Steffen1996–2003- Michael Zeyer1996–1998
- Miroslav Bičanić1996–1997
- Niklas Skoog1996–1998
- Thomas Gill1996–1998
- Tomislav Erceg1996–1997
- Adem Kapič1997–1998
- Carsten Wolters1997–2007
Gintaras Staučė1997–2001- Slobodan Komljenović1997–1999
Stig Tøfting1997–2000
Tomasz Hajto1997–2000- Adem Kapič1998–1999
- Alexandru Popovici1998–1998
- Erik Bo Andersen1998–2000
Marius Ebbers1998–1999- Markus Beierle1998–2000
Martin Frýdek1998–1999- Thomas Hoersen1998–2001
Ľubomír Moravčík1998–1998
Alexander Bugera1999–2000
Andreas Menger1999–2000- Mamadou Diallo1999–1999
- Marijan Kovačević1999–2001
Pavel Drsek1999–2005
Piotr Reiss1999–2000
Rainer Torres1999–2001- Darlington Omodiagbe2000–2001
Hans Sarpei2000–2001
Iliya Gruev2000–2004- Jean-Kasongo Banza2000–2001
- Jean-Kasongo Banza2000–2000
Mike Büskens2000–2000- Peter Közle2000–2001
- Quinton Jacobs2000–2001
Tomasz Bobel2000–2003
Benjamin Köhler2001–2002- Marius Ebbers2001–2003
- Peter Peschel2001–2002
Philipp Bönig2001–2003
Rafał Grzelak2001–2002- Steven Tweed2001–2004
- Ervin Fakaj2002–2003
- Louis Gomis2002–2003
Rouven Schröder2002–2004- Vasile Miriuță2002–2003
- Abdelaziz Ahanfouf2003–2006
Adam Bodzek2003–2005- Alexander Bugera2003–2007
- Cacá2003–2004
- Dietmar Hirsch2003–2005
- Josef Ivanović2003–2005
Kai Oswald2003–2004- Markus Kurth2003–2007
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- Rafael Kazior2003–2004
Rob Maas2003–2005- Roman Geoffrey2003–2003
Sven Beuckert2003–2009- Alexander Meyer2004–2006
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Georg Koch2004–2007
Ivica Grlić2004–2011
Markus Anfang2004–2006
Peter Van Houdt2004–2006- Sérgio Ricardo de Jesus Vertello2004–2005
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- Adam Bodzek2005–2010
- Kai Michalke2005–2006
Klemen Lavrič2005–2008- Marino Biliškov2005–2006
- Razundara Tjikuzu2005–2006
- Tobias Willi2005–2010
- Uwe Möhrle2005–2006
Ahn Jung-hwan2006–2006
Björn Schlicke2006–2010
Christian Weber2006–2008- Iulian Filipescu2006–2008
Marco Caligiuri2006–2007- Markus Daun2006–2008
Markus Neumayr2006–2008- Mihai Tararache2006–2011
Necat Aygün2006–2009
Nils-Ole Book2006–2008
Pablo Cáceres Rodríguez2006–2009
Quido Lanzaat2006–2007- Stefan Blank2006–2008
- Youssef Mokhtari2006–2008
- Alexander Meyer2007–2010
Aílton Gonçalves da Silva2007–2008
Blagoy Georgiev2007–2008
Christian Tiffert2007–2010
Claudiu Niculescu2007–2008- Fernando Santos2007–2008
Maicon Thiago Pereira de Souza2007–2010
Manasseh Ishiaku2007–2008- Marcel Herzog2007–2011
Michael Lamey2007–2008
Roque Júnior2007–2008
Sascha Mölders2007–2008
Simon Terodde2007–2009
Tom Starke2007–2010- Tufan Tosunoğlu2007–2008
- Bojan Vručina2008–2008
Chinedu Ede2008–2009- Claudiu Niculescu2008–2008
Cédric Makiadi2008–2009
Dorge Kouemaha2008–2009- Fernando Horácio Ávalos2008–2008
Gordon Schildenfeld2008–2009
Grégory Christ2008–2009
Marcel Heller2008–2009
Markus Brzenska2008–2009
Mirko Boland2008–2009- Mirko Boland2008–2008
Mounir Chaftar2008–2008- Mounir Chaftar2008–2009
Nicky Adler2008–2010
Olcay Şahan2008–2009
Olivier Veigneau2008–2011- Salou Ibrahim2008–2009
Sandro Wagner2008–2010
Serge Branco2008–2009- Silvio Schröter2008–2009
Tiago Calvano2008–2010- Bernd Korzynietz2009–2010
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Søren Larsen2009–2010
Änis Ben-Hatira2009–2010- Alon Abelski2010–2010
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Burakcan Kunt2010–2013
Daniel Reiche2010–2012
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Filip Trojan2010–2011
Goran Šukalo2010–2013
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Manuel Schäffler2010–2011
Maurice Exslager2010–2013
Michael Blum2010–2010
Roland Müller2010–2013
Sefa Yılmaz2010–2011
Srđan Baljak2010–2013
Stefan Maierhofer2010–2011
Yannick Stark2010–2011
Andre Hoffmann2011–2011- Andre Hoffmann2011–2013
Daniel Beichler2011–2011
Daniel Brosinski2011–2013
Džemal Berberović2011–2013
Emil Jula2011–2013
Felix Wiedwald2011–2013
Flamur Kastrati2011–2012
Florian Fromlowitz2011–2012
Ivica Banović2011–2011
János Lázok2011–2012
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Markus Bollmann2011–2014
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Valeri Domovchiyski2011–2013
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Zvonko Pamić2011–2013
Adli Lachheb2012–2013
Antônio da Silva2012–2013- Christopher Mandiangu2012–2013
- Dustin Bomheuer2012–2013
- Julian Koch2012–2013
Ranisav Jovanović2012–2013
Stephan Hennen2012–2013
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Timo Perthel2012–2013- Tomasz Zahorski2012–2012
- Xhelil Abdulla2012–2013
- Andreas Ibertsberger2013–2013
Deniz Ayçiçek2013–2015
Erdoğan Yeşilyurt2013–2014
Filip Oršula2013–2013- Filip Oršula2013–2014
Jens Wissing2013–2014- Jens Wissing2013–2013
Maximilian Güll2013–2014
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Christopher Schorch2014–2015
Dolores Silva2014–2014
Gerrit Wegkamp2014–2014
Nikolas Ledgerwood2014–2014- Patrycja Pożerska2014–2014
Stina Lykke Petersen2014–2014
Giorgi Chanturia2015–2016
Lasha Dvali2015–2015- Sascha Dum2015–2015
Victor Obinna2015–2016
Mark Flekken2016–2018
Seny Dieng2016–2016
Joe Gyau2018–2019
Orhan Ademi2020–2022- Marvin Bakalorz2021–2024
MSV Duisburg is an association football club based in Duisburg, Germany, known for its distinctive striped jerseys.
The club was one of the original members of the Bundesliga when it was formed in 1963, showcasing its historical significance in German football.
Founded in 1902, MSV Duisburg has a rich history, including a remarkable unbeaten season in 1914 where they scored 113 goals.
Biography
Formation
MSV Duisburg, officially known as Meidericher Spielverein 02 e. V. Duisburg, was founded in 1902 in Meiderich, which later became part of Duisburg, North Rhine-Westphalia. The club initially merged with Sportclub Viktoria Meiderich in 1905, marking the beginning of its journey in German football. MSV Duisburg made its first significant impact in 1914 by winning promotion to the 'Zehnerliga', the top level of the West German championship, after an impressive season where they won every match, scoring 113 goals and conceding only 12.
Early Years and Bundesliga
The club continued to build its reputation, winning the Niederrhein championship in 1929 and again in 1931 and 1932. After a period of fluctuating success, MSV Duisburg became city champions in 1946 and earned promotion to the Oberliga West in 1951. The club was notably selected as one of the original members of the Bundesliga when it was established in 1963, despite not being a major name in German football. They finished as runners-up in the inaugural Bundesliga season of 1963-64, showcasing their competitive spirit.
Honours and Legacy
Throughout its history, MSV Duisburg has achieved notable successes, including being finalists in the DFB-Pokal four times and winning the Intertoto Cup three times in the 1970s. The club has also seen success in various regional leagues, including the Oberliga Nordrhein and the Regionalliga West. MSV Duisburg's legacy is marked by its passionate fanbase and its enduring presence in German football, often referred to as "Die Zebras" due to their iconic striped jerseys. The club continues to compete in the 2. Bundesliga and 3. Liga, maintaining its status as a significant player in German football.
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Career & Clubs
Early years
The club was founded in 1902 as Meidericher Spielverein, in Meiderich, which later became part of Duisburg. In 1905, they fused with the club Sportclub Viktoria Meiderich. In 1910, MSV played in the West German A-Klasse for the first time, and in 1914, won promotion to the 'Zehnerliga' (top level of the West German championship) for the first time, after winning every game in the 13/14 season, scoring 113 goals and conceding only 12. In 1929, they won the first Niederrhein championship and were runner up in the West German championship, qualifying for the national championship for the first time. They won the Niederrhein championship again in 1931 and 1932, and appeared in the 1931 German championship again after finishing third in the West German championship. The club would not qualify for either the German championship or the West German championship again. Meiderich became city champions in 1946, and in 1949 were placed in the new West German second division. The club earned promotion to the top-flight Oberliga West in 1951, and though they were relegated in 1955, they would return immediately and participate in the Oberliga West until the formation of the Bundesliga in 1963.
Early years of the Bundesliga (1960s)
The club was surprisingly chosen to be a member of the new national league, the Bundesliga, for the inaugural 1963–64 season. Despite not being a big name or coming from a big city, Meiderich were chosen as they were the strongest…
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- 2. Bundesliga
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- 3. Liga
Legacy
League Bundesliga Runners-up: 1963–64 2. Oberliga West (II): 1950–51 3. Liga (III): 2016–17 Oberliga Nordrhein (III): 1987–88, 1988–89 Regionalliga West (IV): 2024–25 Cup DFB-Pokal Finalists: 1965–66, 1974–75, 1997–98, 2010–11 International Intertoto Cup: 1974, 1977, 1978 Regional Bezirksliga Niederrhein (I): 1928–29, 1930–31, 1931–32 Lower Rhine Cup (Tiers III–below): 1988–89, 2013–14, 2016–17, 2025–26 Amateur/Youth teams German amateur championship (III): 1986–87 German Under 19 championship: 1971–72, 1976–77, 1977–78
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Identifiers & aliases
Meidericher Spielverein 02 e. V. Duisburg, commonly known as simply MSV Duisburg, is a German association football club based in Duisburg, North Rhine-Westphalia. Nicknamed Die Zebras for their traditional striped jerseys, the club was one of the original members of the Bundesliga when it was formed in 1963.
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