Austrian Players and Coaches in Italy

  • List of Austrian Players and Coaches in Italy before 1945
  • List of Austrian Players and Coaches in Italy after 1945

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    List of Austrian Players and Coaches in Italy before 1945

    Cargnelli Anton
born in Wien 1.2.1889
As coach
1926-27 Torino
1927-28 Torino
1928-29 Torino
1929-30 Palermo (II.) (sub.)
1930-31 Palermo (II.)
1931-32 Palermo (II.) (replaced)
1932-33 Foggia (III.)
1933-34 Bari (II.)
1934-35 Torino
1935-36 Torino
1936-37 Bari
1937-38 Bari
1938-39 Ambrosiana-Inter
1939-40 Ambrosiana-Inter
1940-41 Torino
1941-42 Torino
1942-43 Liguria Genova
1946-47 Lazio Roma
1947-48 Lazio Roma (replaced)
1948-49 Bologna
1949-50 Bologna
1950-51 Alessandria (III.)

Eichbaum
(centerhalf)
1925-26 Pro Patria et Libertate Busto Arsizio (II.)

Felsner Hermann
born in Wien 1.4.1889
died in Graz 6.2.1977
As player
Wiener SK Wien
As coach
1920-21 Bologna
1921-22 Bologna
1922-23 Bologna
1923-24 Bologna
1924-25 Bologna
1925-26 Bologna
1926-27 Bologna
1927-28 Bologna
1928-29 Bologna
1929-30 Bologna
1930-31 Bologna (replaced)
1930-31 Fiorentina Firenze (II.)
1931-32 Fiorentina Firenze
1932-33 Fiorentina Firenze (replaced)
1933-34 Sampierdarenese Genova (II.)
1934-35 Sampierdarenese Genova
1935-36 Sampierdarenese Genova
1936-37 Genoa
1937-38 Milan
1938-39 Bologna (sub.)
1939-40 Bologna
1940-41 Bologna
1941-42 Bologna
1947-48 Bologna (Technical Director)
1948-49 Livorno
1949-50 Livorno (II.) (replaced)

Fischer Karl
LKS Pogon Lvov
1925-26 Edera Trieste

Fischer Otto
1928-29 Napoli

Fürth
1923 US Carrarese Carrara (boys team)
1923-24 Carrarese Carrara (III.) (replaced)

Haftel
1925-26 Torino (13/1)

Hallinger
1926-27 Modena (16/7)

Hansel Franz (Ferenc)
born in Troppau 23.2.1897
As player
15 caps in National Team
1926-27 Forlì (III.)
As coach
1927-28 Forlì (II.)
1928-29 Forlì (II.)
1929-30 Forlì (II.)
1930-31 Forlì (II.)
1931-32 Forlì (II.)
1932-33 Torino
1933-34 Alessandria
1934-35 Livorno
1936-37 Grosseto (III.)
1938-39 Salernitana Salerno (II.) (replaced)
1939-40 Cosenza (III.)
1940-41 Cosenza (III.)

Herczka Desiderio
born in Wien 26.10.1898
1935-36 Treviso (III.)

Hirschler
1925-26 Juventus Italia Milano

König Engelbert (senior)
born in Schwechat 18.10.1884
(midfielder)
4 caps (0 goals) in National Team
As coach
1928-29 Milan
1929-30 Milan
1930-31 Milan
1932-33 Messina (II.)
1933-34 Foggia (II.)
1934-35 Bari (II.) (replaced)
1936-37 Vigevano (III.)
1937-38 Pavese Pavia
1939-40 Messina (III.)
1946-47 Siracusa

König Engelbert (junior)
born in Wien 8.10.1919
(center-forward)
1940-41 Fiorentina Firenze (2/1)
1941-42 Catania (III.)
1942-43 Lazio Roma (19/6)
1944 Lazio Roma (Campionato Alta Italia)
1945-46 Lazio Roma (18/11)
1946-47 Lazio Roma (22/12)
1947-48 Sampdoria Genova (17/7)
1948-49 Genoa (18/6)
1949-50 Genoa (21/4)
1950-51 Messina (II.) (18/9)
1951-52 Messina (II.) (15/6)

Kreutzer Anton `Fritz'
(centerhalf)
born in Wien
1924-25 Torino (22/1)
1925-26 Torino (17/1)
1926-27 Napoli (18/2) (player coach)

Kristinus Karl
As player
1926-27 Us Tuferno Città di Castello (II.) (13/6)
As coach
1927-28 Us Tuferno Città di Castello (III.)
1928-29 Us Tuferno Città di Castello (III.)
1929-30 Us Tuferno Città di Castello (III.)
1930-31 Us Tuferno Città di Castello (III.)

Lenczewski Heinrich
born in Wien
As player
Sampierdaranese Genova
then Mantova
1922-23 Forlì (III.)
1923-24 Forlì (III.)
1924-25 Forlì (III.)
1925-26 Forlì (III.)

Liebhardt Josef
born in Wien 1898
(forward)
As player
1923 Wacker AC Wien
1924-25 Biellese Biella (II.) (16/7)
1925-26 Biellese Biella (II.) (20/8)
1926-27 Biellese Biella (11/4) (sub. 1.2.1927) (player/coach)
1927-28 Wacker AC Wien (8/-)
As coach
1928-29 Biellese Biella

Markwiska
(forward)
1925-26 Spal Ferrara (II.)
1926-27 Spal Ferrara (II.)

Mayer Leo
1924-25 Us Tuferno Città di Castello (-/-) (III.)
1925-26 Us Tuferno Città di Castello (4/2) (III.) (player coach)
1926-27 Us Tuferno Città di Castello (III.) (coach)

Obernoffr
(half)
1925-26 Signa (III.)

Pagenstecker
(forward)
1924-25 Juventus Italia Milano

Pollak
1906 Genoa

Rumbold Karl
born in Wien 30.10.1893
1931-32 Genoa
1932-33 Genoa
1935-36 Sanremese San Remo (III.)

Schachinger Ferdinand
(centerhalf/centerforward)
born in Wien 1903
1924-25 Wacker SC Wien (reserves)
1925-26 Biellese Biella (18/7)
1926-27 Wacker SC Wien
december 1926 Biellese Biella (7/8)
1927-28 Feuerwehr (Wien)

Schiffmann Maximilian
(forward)
As player
1925-26 Prato (II.) (20/3)
1926-27 Prato (II.) (9/-) (player/coach) (replaced 6.1.1927)
As coach
1930-31 Ravenna (III.) (replaced)

Sedlacek Franz
(half)
(11 caps in National Team)
As coach
1922-23 Vicenza (II.)
1923-24 in USA?
1924-25 Venezia
1925-26 Venezia
1926-27 Venezia
1929-30 Lazio Roma

Sewcik Willy
1947-48 Forlì (III.)

Soutschek Rudolf
born in Wien 14.1.1895
died in Vigevano
(centerhalf)
1914 Red Star Wien
1915 Red Star Wien
1916 Red Star Wien
1917 Red Star Wien
1919-20 Wiener SK Wien
1920-21 WAF Wien
1921-22 Wacker SC Wien
1922-23 Wacker SC Wien
1923-24 Wacker SC Wien
1924-25 Biellese Biella (3/-)
then in Latvia
As coach
1925-26 Pro Vercelli
1926-27 Pro Vercelli (youth team)
1927-28 Triestina Trieste (youth team)
1928-29 Triestina Trieste
1929-30 Triestina Trieste
1930-31 Triestina Trieste
1931-32 Monfalcone
1931-32 Schio (youth team)
1932-33 Vigevano (youth team)
1933-34 Vigevano
1935-36 Alessandria
1936-37 Novara
1937-38 Alessandria
1938-39 Fiorentina Firenze (II.)
1939-40 Fiorentina Firenze
1940-41 Triestina Trieste
1941-42 Pro Vercelli (youth team)
1942-43 Pro Vercelli (youth team)
1943-45 Gallaratese Gallarate
Varese
Ac Bellinzona (Switzerland)
Ivrea
1952-53 Cossatese Cossato (IV.) (sub.)
1953-54 Casale (IV.)
1954-55 Casale (IV.)
1955-56 Cossatese Cossato (V.) (sub.)

Stanzel Rudolf
born in Wien
As coach
Borussia Dortmund
Portugal National Team
1929-30 Venezia
1930-31 SS Abruzzo Pescara (III.)
1931-32 Modena

Steiger Rolf
1927-28 Napoli (replaced)

Stejskal
As player
Rapid Wien
As coach
1921-22 Modena (regional division)
1924-25 Cavese Cava de Tirreni (II.)

Sturmer Karl
born in Wien 9.10.1882
As player
(back/centerhalf)
        1. FC Vienna
1907    Wiener AC
1916    WAC Wien
1921-22 Reggiana
1921-22 Torino (sub.)
1922-23 Torino
1923-24 Torino (replaced)
1924-25 Reggiana Reggio nell'Emilia
1926-27 Prato (II.) (sub.)
1927-28 Prato (II.) (sub.)
1928-29 Prato
1929-30 Torino (sub.)
1930-31 Alessandria
1931-32 Alessandria (replaced)
1932-33 Lazio Roma
1933-34 Lazio Roma
1934-35 Livorno
1935-36 Livorno (replaced)
        Alessandria (sub.)
1936-37 Alessandria (replaced)
1938-39 Juventus Torino (youth team)
1940-41 Cremonese Cremona
As coach
1934-35 Massese

Uridil Josef "Pepi"
Born in Wien 24.12.1895
Died in Wien 20.5.1962
(forward)
1914-28 Rapid Wien
1929-30 Bari (II.)
As coach
1953-54 Rapid Wien

Voracek
(centerhalf)
1925-26 Prato (II.) (20/-)

Weber
(half)
1925-26 Bologna (8/-)

Weiser
1929-30 Comense Como (III.) (replaced)

Werzer
(goalkeeper)
1925-26 Viareggio (II.)

    List of Austrian Players and Coaches in Italy after 1945

    Adamek Karl
As coach
1957-58 Atalanta Bergamo
1958-59 Atalanta Bergamo

Artner Peter
(midfielder)
born in Wien 4.6.1966
1984-85 Austria Wien (4/-)
1985-86 Austria Wien (1/-)
1986-87 1.FC Vienna Wien (20/1)
1987-88 Admira/Wacker (35/4)
1988-89 Admira/Wacker (28/1)
1989-90 Admira Wacker (31/2)
1990-91 Admira/Wacker (33/2)
1991-92 Admira/Wacker (31/4)
1992-93 Admira/Wacker (30/10)
1993-94 Austria Salzburg (30/4)
1994-95 Austria Salzburg (25/2)
1995-96 Austria Salzburg (27/1)
1996-97 Hercules Alicante (Spain) (13/-)
1997-98 Foggia (II.) (10/-)

Hatz Michael
(defender)
born in Wien 17.11.1970
1990-91 Rapid Wien (11/-)
1991-92 Rapid Wien (18/1)
1992-93 Rapid Wien (23/1)
1993-94 Rapid Wien (22/-)
1994-95 Rapid Wien (33/5)
1995-96 Rapid Wien (30/1)
1996-97 Reggiana Reggio Emilia (25/-)
1997-98 Reggiana Reggio Emilia (II.) (1/-)
sep  97 Lecce (2/-)
dec  97 Reggiana (II.) (1/-)
feb  98 Rapid Wien (6/-)
1998-99 Rapid Wien (27/-)
1999-00 Rapid Wien
2000-01 Rapid Wien

Hiden Rudolf
born in Graz 9.3.1909
died in Wien 11.9.1973
As player
Goalkeeper
29 caps in Austria National Team
1 cap in France National Team
1925-27 Grazer AK
1927-33 Wiener AC
1933-40 RC Paris (France)
As coach
Racing Club de Paris (France)
Turkey National Team
1951-52 Salernitana Salerno
1952-53 Messina
1953-54 Palermo (sub./replaced)
1956-57 Messina
Carrarese
1963-64 Salernitana

Ibertsberger Robert
Defender
Born in Neumarkt 20.1.1977
1993-94 BNZ Salzburg (amateurs)
1994-95 Puch (II.)
1995-96 Puch (II.)
1996-97 Austria Salzburg 18/3
1997-98 Austria Salzburg
1998-99 Austria Salzburg 31/-
1999-00 Austria Salzburg
january 2000 Venezia 4/-

Konsel Michael
born in Wien 6.3.1962
(goalkeeper)
1984-85 1.FC Vienna Wien (13/-)
february 1985 Rapid Wien (7/-)
1985-86 Rapid Wien (25/-)
1986-87 Rapid Wien (23/-)
1987-88 Rapid Wien (34/-)
1988-89 Rapid Wien (32/-)
1989-90 Rapid Wien (34/-)
1990-91 Rapid Wien (36/-)
1991-92 Rapid Wien (27/-)
1992-93 Rapid Wien (36/-)
1993-94 Rapid Wien (34/-)
1994-95 Rapid Wien (36/-)
1995-96 Rapid Wien (36/-)
1996-97 Rapid Wien (35/-)
1997-98 Roma 29/-
1998-99 Roma 11/-
1999-00 Roma -/-
september 1999 Venezia 15/-

Mirnegg Dieter
(defender)
born in Klagenfurt 24.5.1954
As player
Grown in SAK Klagenfurt
1973-74 Austria Klagenfurt
1974-75 VÖEST Linz
1975-76 VÖEST Linz
1976-77 VÖEST Linz
1977-78 VÖEST Linz
1978-79 VÖEST Linz
1979-80 MSV Duisburg (West-Germany) (24/1)
1980-81 MSV Duisburg (West Germany) (24/-)
1981-82 Como (11/-)
1982-83 Como (II.) (-/-)
Union Wels
VÖEST Linz
Wiener SK Wien
Vorwärts Steyr
As coach
Vocklamarkt
Amateure Steyr
Austria Tabak
1991-92 Stahl Linz (assistent-coach)
1992-93 Stahl Linz (replaced)
Austria Tabak
Grieskirchen
Donau Linz

Ocwirk Ernst
(midfielder)
born in Wien 7.3.1926
died in Kleinpöchlarn 23.1.1980
As player
(62 caps in National Team)
Stadlau
Florisdorfer AC
1947-56 Austria Wien
1956-57 Sampdoria Genova (34/12)
1957-58 Sampdoria Genova (33/6)
1958-59 Sampdoria Genova (25/6)
1959-60 Sampdoria Genova (30/7)
1960-61 Sampdoria Genova (32/6)
1961-62 Austria Wien
As coach
1962-63 Sampdoria Genova
1963-64 Sampdoria Genova
1964-65 Sampdoria Genova
1965-71 Austria Wien
1971    1.FC Köln (technical director)
1971-73 Admira Wien

Polster Anton
(forward)
born in Wien 10.3.1964
1981-82 Austria Wien (-/-)
january 82 Simmering (II.) (13/8)
1982-83 Austria Wien (25/11)
1983-84 Austria Wien (23/13)
1984-85 Austria Wien (29/24)
1985-86 Austria Wien (34/33)
1986-87 Austria Wien (34/39)
1987-88 Torino (27/9)
1988-89 Sevilla (32/9)
1989-90 Sevilla (35/33)
1990-91 Sevilla (35/13)
1991-92 Logroñés (38/14)
1992-93 Rayo Vallecano (30/14)
1993-94 1.FC Kön (25/17)
1994-95 1.FC Kön (31/17)
1995-96 1.FC Kön (25/11)
1996-97 1.FC Kön (28/21)
1997-98 1.Fc Köln 33/13
1998-99 Borussia Mönchengladbach 31/11
1999-00 Borussia Mönchengladbach (II.)
january 2000 Austria Salzburg

Prohaska Herbert
(midfielder)
born in Wien 8.8.1955
As player (83 caps in National Team)
Vorwärts
Ostbahn XI
1973-74 Austria Wien (-/-)
1974-75 Austria Wien (34/9)
1975-76 Austria Wien (32/9)
1976-77 Austria Wien (36/8)
1977-78 Austria Wien (36/7)
1978-79 Austria Wien (28/7)
1979-80 Austria Wien (34/9)
1980-81 Internazionale Milano (28/5)
1981-82 Internazionale Milano (28/3)
1982-83 Roma (26/3)
1983-84 Austria Wien (28/5)
1984-85 Austria Wien (30/11)
1985-86 Austria Wien (34/5)
1986-87 Austria Wien (36/3)
1987-88 Austria Wien (34/5)
1988-89 Austria Wien (32/6)
As coach
1990-91 Austria Wien
1992 Austria Under 21 National Team
1.1.1993 Austria National Team
 
Schachner Walter
(forward)
National Team (63 caps)
born in Sankt Micheal 1.2.1957
1974-75 Sankt Michael (reg.)
1975-76 Donawitzer SV Alpine (II) (22/21)
1976-77 Donawitzer SV Alpine (24/25)
1977-78 Donawitzer SV Alpine (26/19)
1978-79 Austria Wien (36/24)
1979-80 Austria Wien (36/34)
1980-81 Austria Wien (29/13)
1981-82 Cesena (28/9)
1982-83 Cesena (30/8)
1983-84 Torino (30/8)
1984-85 Torino (27/7)
1985-86 Torino (28/3)
1986-87 Avellino (19/4)
1987-88 Avellino (29/9)
1988-89 Sturm Graz (12/3)
1989-90 Sturm Graz (4/-)
1990-91 Grazer AK (II) (8/2)
1990-91 FC Salzburg (II) (20/18)
1991-92 VSE Sankt Pölten (II) (9/1)
1991-92 SR Donaufeld (II) (5/0)
1991-92 Donawitzer SV Alpine (6/2) (and 7 more goals in relegation playoff)
1992-93 Donawitzer SV Alpine (II) (19 goals)
1993-94 Sturm Graz (11/-)
1994-95 DSV Leoben (II) (6 goals)
1995-96 DSV Leoben (II) (25/6)
1996-97 Tirol Innsbruck (6/-)
1997-98 Eintracht Wels (II) (12/4)

Schramseis Roman
(forward) 9 caps in National Team
born in Wien
16.5.1928
Wiener SK Wien
1946-47 Villaco (reg.)
1947-48 Udinese Udine (II.) (16/5)
1948-49 Udinese Udine (II.) 30/4)
1949-50 Treviso (III.) (-/-)
1950-51 Treviso (III.)

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