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maxkrusedaily · 6 years

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#max kruse #alina #wag #wags #werder wags #werder bremen wags #bremen wag

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germany-wags1 · 6 years

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German WaGs ordered by Clubs 2018/2019

Hallo,

hier nun erstmal eine grobe Übersicht über alle deutschstämmigen Spieler und ihre Freundinnen! :)

Folgende vier Kriterien habe ich berücksichtigt, als ich die Liste erstellt habe:

1. Spieler MUSS die deutsche Staatsangehörigkeit haben bzw. als erste Angabe bei Transfermarkt

2. Der Spieler muss Jahrgang 1996 oder älter sein...

3. ... bereits einen gewissen Bekanntheitsgrad erlangt haben oder Marktwert bei jünger als 1996 (Bsp: Christian Früchtl)

4. In der Liste befinden sich aus anderen Ligen nur Spieler die ich bereits aus der Bundesliga oder Nationalmannschaft kenne. Gleiches gilt für 2. Bundesliga (welche auf Wunsch ergänzt wird)

Bei Fehlern, oder falschen „Frauen“ schreibt mir einfach! Ist doch eine lange Liste geworden!

1. Bundesliga

1. FC Nürnberg

Angelika - Hanno Behrens

Azra - Fabian Bredlow

Eva - Sebastian Kerk

Julia - Christian Mathenia

Tatjana Bittner - Lukas Mühl

Xenia Valentini - Enrico Valentini

1. FSV Mainz 05

Lilli Adler - René Adler

Bayer 04 Leverkusen

Gabriele Bender - Lars Bender

Katja Volland - Kevin Volland

Simone Bender - Sven Bender

Sophia - Kai Havertz

Angie - Mitchell Weiser

Borussia Dortmund

Anna Oelschlägel - Eric Oelschlägel

Ann-Kathrin Götze - Mario Götze

Danijela Juric - Dženis Burnić

Jenny Schmelzer - Marcel Schmelzer

Johanna Rode - Sebastian Rode

Sarah Richmond - Julian Weigl

Scarlett Gartmann - Marco Reus

Borussia Mönchengladbach

Celina Lauterbach - Christoph Kramer

Christina Ginter - Matthias Ginter

Lena Hofmann - Jonas Hofmann

Sandra Izabella Herrmann - Patrick Herrmann

Sandra Sippel - Tobias Sippel

Tanita Stindl - Lars Stindl

Eintracht Frankfurt

Izabel Goulart - Kevin Trapp

Janina Russ - Marco Russ

Jessica Müller - Nicolai Müller

Kim Wiedwald - Felix Wiedwald

FC Augsburg

Anna-Lena Stoll - Marco Richter

Anni - Philipp Max

Ragna Bauer - André Hahn

? - Daniel Baier

FC Bayern München

Cathy Hummels - Mats Hummels

Denise Wagner - Sandro Wagner

Jacqueline René Broussard - Serge Gnabry

Jana Wellenhofer - Christian Früchtl

Lina Meyer - Joshua Kimmich

Lisa Müller - Thomas Müller

Lisa Ulreich - Sven Ulreich

Mathea Fischer - Leon Goretzka

Melissa Halter - Niklas Süle

Nina Neuer - Manuel Neuer

Sherin Senler - Jerome Boateng

FC Schalke 04

Anja Schulz - Steven Skrzybski

Elena Rudy - Sebastian Rudy

Irina Schelenz - Johannes Geis

Nadine Fährmann - Ralf Fährmann

Nadine Oczipka - Bastian Oczipka

Sarah Riether - Sascha Riether

Fortuna Düsseldorf

Anna - Marvin Ducksch

Janine Hennings - Rouwen Hennings

Jaqueline Sobottka - Marcel Sobottka

Jessica Contento - Diego Contento

Jessica-Dominica - André Hoffmann

Sara Magdalena - Jean Zimmer

Hannover 96

Anne-Kathrin Ertl - Matthias Ostrzolek

Jenny - Philipp Tschauner

Lisa Füllkrug - Niclas Füllkrug

Hertha BSC Berlin

Adriana - Maximilian Mittelstädt

Evelyn Konrad - Davie Selke

Franziska Esswein - Alexander Esswein

Julia - Pascal Köpke

Nina Katharina - Arne Maier

Sara Stollenberg - Marvin Plattenhardt

RB Leipzig

Franziska Halstenberg - Marcel Halstenberg

Laura - Lukas Klostermann

Paula - Timo Werner

SC Freiburg

Aylin - Lukas Kübler

Carla - Nils Petersen

Josephine - Tim Kleindienst

Karolina - Marco Terrazzino

Katrin - Christian Günter

Lana Gulde - Manuel Gulde

Larissa - Alexander Schwolow

Laura Heintz - Dominique Heintz

Lorella Coretti - Jannik Haberer

Madeleine - Florian Kath

Melanie - Florian Niederlechner

Sarah - Lucas Höler

? - Mike Frantz

SV Werder Bremen

Alina - Max Kruse

Carola Bargfrede - Philipp Bargfrede

TSG 1899 Hoffenheim

Charlotte Baumann - Oliver Baumann

Jessica Witmann - Kevin Akpoguma

Mary Schulz - Nico Schulz

S. (probably Sarah) - Dennis Geiger

Saskia Bittencourt - Leonardo Bittencourt

Zoe Savannah - Kevin Vogt

VFB Stuttgart

Anna Alexandra Zieler - Ron-Robert Zieler

Carina Gomez - Mario Gomez

Carolina - Marc Oliver Kempf

Ina Aogo - Dennis Aogo

Jasmin Castro - Gonzalo Castro

Julia - Timo Baumgartl

Kristina - Erik Thommy

Natalie Grahl - Jens Grahl

Samatha - Daniel Didavi

Verena - Christian Gentner

VFL Wolfsburg

Anna-Lena Goergens - Robin Knoche

Arzu - Sebastian Jung

Belinda Klaus - Felix Klaus

Jacqueline Tschiersch - Philipp Menzel

Jenny Arnold - Maximilian Arnold

Leticia Della Janna - Gian-Luca Itter

Susann-Marie - Marvin Stefaniak

Victoria - Paul Seguin

Wiebke Ginczek - Daniel Ginczek

2. Bundesliga

Ich habe hier erstmal nur Köln und Hamburg eingefügt, weil ich davon ausgehe, dass die aufsteigen!

1. FC Köln

Anika Ahrens - Jonas Hector

Carina Horn - Timo Horn

Jana - Marco Höger

Jule - Dominick Drexler

Laure Terodde - Simon Terodde

Laura Zoller - Simon Zoller

Lisa Jell - Christian Clemens

Melanie Kessler - Thomas Kessler

Nina Risse - Marcel Risse

Hamburger SV

Sabrina Mickel - Tom Mickel

Salina Wohlers - Pierre Michel Lasogga

Semra Hunt - Aaron Hunt

Premier League

Arsenal London

Amine Gülse - Mesut Özil

Sophie Christin - Bernd Leno

Vjosa Mustafi - Shkodran

FC Fullham

Anna Sharypova - André Schürrle

Manchester City

Candice Brook - Leroy Sané

Norwich City

Hannah Robenek - Felix Passlack

Lisa Kapser - Mortitz Leitner

Ligue 1

Paris St. Germain

Lena Stiffel - Julian Draxler

Serie A

La Liga

Real Madrid

Jessica Kroos - Toni Kroos

FC Barcelona

Daniela ter Stegen - Marc-André ter Stegen

Others

Ana Schweinsteiger - Bastian Schweinsteiger (Chicago Fire I USA)

Monika Podolska - Lukas Podolski (Vissel Kobe I Japan)

#german wags #germany wags #wags #wag

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alenagerber-fanblog-blog · 7 years

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#alena gerber #clemens fritz #werder bremen #wag #spielerfrau

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sportsleague365 · 6 years

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Football FanCast’s World Cup coverage is brought to you by 5p0rtz! Play 5p0rtz.com‘s World Cup Pool Predictor for free and you could win £1million! Click here to play. As football becomes a more global game with YouTube, Twitter and Instagram granting the modern fan with access to footage of more players than ever before, it is more and more difficult to be a genuine unknown quantity going into the World Cup. It is always interesting to see who will emerge from – these days, relative – obscurity to announce themselves on the world stage when football’s biggest tournament rolls around. In just a matter of games, catching the eye with a goal or two or being a key part of a team that goes deep into the tournament, a player can transform their fortunes and thrust themselves into the most intense of spotlights. Then, the lights fade and often the transfer interest leads to a big move but what happens next? It is up to the player to sink or swim, away from the comfort of playing with their countrymen on the biggest stage, and make a success of the rest of their career. So, Football FanCast have taken a look at how life turned out for some breakout stars from the last four World Cups… 2014: JAMES RODRIGUEZ Rodriguez had been highly-rated prior to the 2014 tournament, earning a big-money move to free-spending Monaco. However, scoring six goals in five games, including a stunner against Uruguay in the last 16 that earned him the Puskas Award ensured that Real Madrid made him their latest superstar. Despite Angel di Maria being shunted out to Manchester United to make room for him, it has never quite happened for Rodriguez in Spain and he became increasingly marginalised under Zinedine Zidane. That led him to be loaned out to Bayern Munich, which appears to have recaptured his confidence but it is safe to say that he is not going into the 2018 tournament as one of the megastars to watch. 2014: GUILLERMO OCHOA In 2014, Ochoa shot to prominence with an outstanding performance in a 0-0 draw against Brazil, including an outstanding save from a Neymar header before he shone again in the last 16 against Holland. The watching public could scarcely believe that the Mexican stopper was available on a free after being released for Ajaccio but after being speculatively linked with some of Europe’s superpowers, he ended up at Malaga. That underwhelming move saw him make just 11 league appearances, and he is now with Standard Liege, after a loan spell with Granada. 2014: MEMPHIS DEPAY Depay scored two goals and one assist as Louis van Gaal’s side came within a penalty shootout of the final before joining Manchester United in 2016. It didn’t work out under van Gaal at Old Trafford and Jose Mourinho sold him to Lyon in January 2017, where he has enjoyed something of a revival and he is now valued at £40.5m by Transfermarkt. 2014: DIVOCK ORIGI Origi was a shock inclusion by Marc Wilmots in Brazil but rewarded his manager’s faith with an assist and a goal – making him the youngest Belgian goalscorer in World Cup history. That prompted Liverpool to sign him from Lille, loaning him straight back for a season and it has never clicked for him at Anfield. He has just spent the season at Wolfsburg and is now not in the 23-man squad Roberto Martinez will take to Russia this summer. 2010: THOMAS MULLER Muller has been banging in the goals for years but back in 2010, he was one of the new kids on the block in a resurgent Germany side and won the Golden Boot with five goals, as well as the award for best young player. Of all the players on this list, he has had arguably the best career, remaining at Bayern Munich throughout, winning seven Bundesligas, the 2013 Champions League and the 2014 World Cup. 2010: ASAMOAH GYAN Gyan shot to prominence in 2010 with three goals as Ghana carried Africa’s hopes in a tournament held on the continent for the very first time. They would have made the semi-finals if he had converted his penalty in extra-time of stoppage time in the quarters against Uruguay but he struck the bar. He joined Sunderland on the back of the tournament, becoming part of a vibrant front three including Darren Bent and Danny Welbeck, before leaving after just one season to suddenly join UAE outfit Al Ain. After a spell in China, Gyan now turns out for Turkish side Kayserispor. 2010: MESUT OZIL Ozil lit up South Africa 2010 and was subsequently snapped up from Werder Bremen by Real Madrid, where he went on to be a key part of Jose Mourinho’s armoury. However, Real’s signing of Gareth Bale in 2013 brought about a speedy exit to Arsenal where he has continually gone missing in big games/provided silky assists for a number of seasons; delete as appropriate. 2006: OWEN HARGREAVES Prior to the tournament in Germany in 2006, it is fair to say that Hargreaves was the least popular member of the so-called Golden Generation. Back in the 4-4-2 era, where Jose Mourinho was able to bamboozle the Premier League with a 4-3-3 and the importance of holding midfielders was grossly underrated in England, the watching public could not understand Sven Goran Eriksson’s obsession with including Hargreaves in every squad and bringing him on to close out game after game. Yet, as the WAGs caught the eye off the field, England were unprepared for the heat on it and struggled badly and Hargreaves as the only Three Lions player to emerge from the tournament with any credit. He was colossal after Wayne Rooney’s red card in the quarter-final defeat against Portugal but the injury problems that plagued his career delayed his switch to Manchester United for a year. He only made 27 league appearances in four years at Old Trafford before taking the foolish decision to shun West Brom for Manchester City, making only one appearance and failing to be included in any subsequent tournament squad. 2002: EL HADJI DIOUF AND SALIF DIAO Senegal stunned holders France in 2002 before rampaging into the quarter-finals where they were only eliminated by a Golden Goal against Turkey. Only two of the squad didn’t play in France going into the tournament but eight went on to play in England; the two highest profile being Diouf and Diao. They both joined Liverpool in the wake of the tournament but neither were able to hit the heights again outside of the international setup. Diouf’s controversial career took in Bolton, Sunderland, Blackburn, Rangers, Doncaster and Leeds after Anfield, while Diao played for Birmingham, Portsmouth and Stoke subsequently. #ManUnited #DannyWelbeck #ElHadjiDiouf

#ManUnited #DannyWelbeck #ElHadjiDiouf

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leagueofwags · 4 years

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Bundesliga 20/21 - Werder Bremen

Jiri Pavlenka und seine Verlobte Misa