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Dieter Hecking

Dieter Hecking

Dieter-Klaus Hecking is a German professional football manager and former player who is the manager of Bundesliga club VfL Wolfsburg. A midfielder, he played for Hannover 96 and Eintracht Braunschweig. He returned to manage Hannover despite the long-standing and bitter rivalry between the two clubs. Wikipedia
Complete nameDieter Hecking
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Nationality
Germany
Birth date12.09.1964 (age 61)
Country of birth
Germany
City ​​of birthCastrop-Rauxel
Height 177 cm
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Team First Last Matches W D L %W Pts
14.03.2026 25.05.2026 11 2 4 5 18 10
09.11.2024 12.09.2025 31 8 6 17 26 30
25.02.2023 28.05.2023 14 4 5 5 29 17
28.07.2019 28.06.2020 36 14 13 9 39 55
21.01.2017 18.05.2019 100 44 24 32 44 156
19.01.2013 16.10.2016 159 78 40 41 49 274
17.01.2010 16.12.2012 109 39 23 47 36 140
15.09.2006 15.08.2009 109 39 30 40 36 147
09.08.2004 26.08.2006 83 42 14 27 51 140
25.08.2001 23.05.2004 75 26 17 32 35 95
📸 He was absolutely furious! Wolfsburg star smashes door after relegation
? He was absolutely furious! Wolfsburg star smashes door after relegationSomeone was really angry after the final whistle. While the celebrations at SC Paderborn over promotion were huge, VfL Wolfsburg were frustrated about relegation.
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"Then we might as well give up!" VfL Wolfsburg are at loggerheads with referee Zwayer following their historic relegation
Getty ImagesTranslated by The bitterest day in the club's history left its mark on the door to the visitors' changing room, with a deep crack visible in the glass. Coach Hecking caused a stir after the relegation drama.
goal.com
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😫 As if that wasn't enough! Dieter Hecking makes grim Bundesliga history
Powered by? As if that wasn't enough! Dieter Hecking makes grim Bundesliga historyVfL Wolfsburg’s relegation has produced numerous stories. One could talk here about Aaron Zehnter, who moved from SC Paderborn to the Autostadt last summer.
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Two faces of the crisis: Bundesliga stars expose their club's main issue
"The team, the we, comes before everything," were the words former Wolves coach Daniel Bauer used in January to explain why top scorer Mohamed Amoura was missing from the squad
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