FK Austria Wien

F.K. Austria Wien is a football club which plays in the Austrian Bundesliga, the highest level in Austrian football It is one of the oldest existing clubs in Austria. The club was founded in 1911 as "SV Wiener Amateure" and is celebrating it´s 100 birthday this year. Together with SK Rapid the club is the most successful in Austrias footballhistory. The Austria reached 23 titels, 21 in the Austrianwide championship and two before the Second World War, when the championship was only played in Vienna although the title was "Austrian Champion".

Austria Wien

FK Austria Wien logo.svg
Full name	Fußballklub Austria Wien
Founded	1911
Ground	Generali-Arena, Vienna, Austria (capacity: 11,800)
Chairman	Frank Hensel
Manager	Manfred Schmid
League	Austrian Bundesliga
2024/25	3rd

Generali Arena, aka Franz Horr Stadion- homeground of FK Austria Wien

Name

• 1911-1926 Wiener Amateur SV
• 1926-present FK Austria Wien

Current squad

As of 22 October 2024

No. Position Player 1 GK Samuel Sahin-Radlinger 2 MF Luca Pazourek⁠ 3 DF Lucas Galvão 4 DF Ziad El Sheiwi 5 MF Abubakr Barry 6 MF Philipp Maybach 9 FW Muharem Huskovic 10 MF Alexander Grünwald 11 FW Nik Prelec (on loan from Calgari Calcio) 13 GK Lukas Wedl 15 DF Aleksandar Dragović 17 FW Andreas Gruber 18 DF Matteo Pérez Vinlöf (on loan from FC Bayern Munich) 19 MF Marvin Potzmann 20 MF Sanel Saljic 21 MF Hakim Guenouche 22 MF Florian Wustinger⁠

No. Position Player 23 FW Konstantin Aleksa 24 DF Tin Plavotić 25 DF David Ewemade 26 MF Reinhold Ranftl 28 DF Philipp Wiesinger 30 MF Manfred Fischer 36 FW Dominik Fitz 37 MF Moritz Wels 40 DF Matteo Meisl 46 DF Johannes Handl 47 FW Abdoulaye Kanté⁠ 60 DF Dejan Radonjic⁠ 66 DF Marvin Martins 70 FW Cristiano (on loan from EC São Bento) 77 FW Maurice Malone (on loan from FC Basel) 99 GK Mirko Kos

Coaching staff

• Austria Stephan Helm Headcoach
• Austria Christian Wegleitner Assistant coach
• Austria Christoph Glatzer Assistant coach
• Austria Udo Siebenhandl Goalkeeper coach

Austria Wien Amateur squad

The Amateur squad is playing in the 2. Liga. They are called since their promotion to 2. Liga Young Violets Austria Wien.

• see:Young Violets Austria Wien

FK Austria team of the century

Celebrating the 90th birthaday of the club in 2001 there was an election for the team of the century.

• Goalkeeper
  • Friedl Koncilia
• Defence
  • Robert Sara, Karl Stotz, Erich Obermayer
• Midfield
  • Walter Nausch, Herbert Prohaska, Ernst Ocwirk, Ernst Stojaspal
• Strikers
  • Horst Nemec, Matthias Sindelar, Toni Polster

Players of FK Austria in the Austrian national football team

Karl Adamek Ernst Aigner Karl Andritz Lukas Aurednik Ernst Baumeister Hubert Baumgartner Heinz Binder Johann Buzek Karl Daxbacher Josef Degeorgi Johann Dihanich Alfons Dirnberger Ernst Dospel Alfred Drabits Aleksandar Dragović Johannes Ertl Ernst Fiala Oskar Fischer Thomas Flögel Johann Frank Gernot Fraydl Robert Frind Karl Fröhlich Otto Fuchs Alfred Gager Karl Gall

Felix Gasselich Ronald Gercaliu Karl Geyer Johann Geyer Karl Graf Franz Hansl Ralph Hasenhüttl Albert Heikenwälder Josef Hickersberger Martin Hiden Viktor Hierländer Walter Hiesel Horst Hirnschrodt Karl Hofbauer Walter Hörmann Adolf Huber Ludwig Hussak Camillo Jerusalem Walter Joachim Siegfried Joksch Markus Kiesenebner Friedrich Köck Helmut Köglberger Walter Kogler Friedrich Kominek Friedrich Koncilia

Karl Kowanz Eduard Krieger Karl Kurz Sanel Kuljić Andreas Lasnik Heinrich Lebensaft Roland Linz Johann Löser Viktor Löwenfeld Thomas Mandl Christian Mayrleb Wilhelm Meisl Ernst Melchior Leopold Mikolasch Johann Mock Josef Molzer Wilhelm Morocutti Walter Nausch Horst Nemec Leopold Neumer Erich Obermayer Ernst Ocwirk Andreas Ogris Rubin Okotie Manuel Ortlechner Jürgen Panis

Thomas Parits Rudolf Pichler Johann Pirkner Anton Pfeffer Patrick Pircher Toni Polster Herbert Prohaska Günther Pospischil Alexander Popovich Christian Prosenik Emil Regnard Max Reiterer Bobby Riegler Franz Riegler Rudolf Sabetzer Josef Sara Robert Sara Walter Schachner Paul Scharner Franz Schiemer Walter Schleger Johann Schmid Karl Schneider Harald Schneider Paul Schweda Karl Sesta

Matthias Sindelar Josef Spale Joachim Standfest Gerhard Steinkogler Peter Stöger Ernst Stojaspal Karl Stotz Michael Streiter Erich Strobl Josef Stroh Ferdinand Swatosch Franz Swoboda Johann Tandler Ewald Türmer Peter Vargo Ivica Vastić Rudolf Viertl Michael Wagner Roman Wallner Gustav Wieser Franz Wohlfahrt Rudolf Zöhrer Manfred Zsak

FK Austria Wien Media

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  Historical chart of Austria Wien league performance

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  Team photo for the 2010–2011 season

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  Austria Wien players on the pitch against Red Bull Salzburg, December 2013

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  Generali-Arena beim Eröffnungsspiel am 13.7.2018

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  A 2010 Wien derby match between Austria Vienna and Rapid Vienna.

Other websites

• Austria Wien Archiv Archived 2020-09-27 at the Wayback Machine- Results, players, statistics (German)