Jürgen Hartmann
Born in Seelbach, Jürgen Hartmann became one of Europe's most celebrated Association football coachs during the Baby Boomer era.
German footballer
"As a player, Hartmann's peak was reaching the 1989 UEFA Cup final with VfB Stuttgart, where they faced Diego Maradona's formidable Napoli side." — About Jürgen Hartmann
| Metric | Jürgen Hartmann | Avg Association football coach | Difference |
|---|---|---|---|
| Age | 63 | 52 | +11 yrs |
| Height | 181cm (5'11") | 182cm | -1cm |
| Career length | 45 yrs | ~35 yrs | +10 yrs |
| Based on 27 Association football coach profiles in our database | |||
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Facts about Jürgen Hartmann
Did you know that Jürgen Hartmann has served as an assistant coach for an impressive 10 different professional clubs across Germany and Switzerland?
- He played over 150 Bundesliga matches as a defensive midfielder and sweeper for Karlsruher SC, VfB Stuttgart, and Hamburger SV.
- Hartmann reached the UEFA Cup final in 1989 with VfB Stuttgart, where they faced Diego Maradona's Napoli.
- He transitioned directly from playing to coaching at VfB Stuttgart, starting as a youth coach in 1995.
- His coaching career includes numerous stints as an assistant coach for various clubs in Germany and Switzerland.
- He briefly served as interim manager for VfB Stuttgart's first team in 2006, guiding them for one match.
As a player, Hartmann's peak was reaching the 1989 UEFA Cup final with VfB Stuttgart, where they faced Diego Maradona's formidable Napoli side. Although they lost, his consistent performances during this period established him as a key figure in the team's defense and midfield.
Jürgen Hartmann is known as a reliable and experienced figure in German and Swiss football, particularly for his extensive contributions as a versatile assistant coach and a foundation for numerous teams.