Former FC Augsburg, Gladbach & HSV professional Andre Hahn ends his career

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André Hahn was last on the pitch in October 2022, and he has been officially without a club since last summer – there will be no further stop for the 250-time Bundesliga professional and one-time national player. The 33-year-old winger confirmed in the “Cuxhavener Nachrichten” that he had ended his career due to injury. A good year and a half ago he suffered cartilage damage.

Hahn, who was born in Otterndorf in 1990, played most of his games for FC Augsburg (171/36 goals). The Fuggerstadt team brought him to the Bundesliga in January 2013 from the then third division club Kickers Offenbach. Hahn became a short-term national player at FCA in 2014 when national coach Joachim Löw nominated him for the friendly games against Chile in March (1-0) and Poland in May (0-0) before winning the World Cup. He was allowed to make his debut at the latter.

In the summer of 2014, Hahn moved to Borussia Mönchengladbach for 2.25 million euros, for whom he appeared 93 times in three years. In February 2015, he reached the highest market value of his career with 8 million euros. In 2017, Hamburger SV, where Hahn played in his youth, paid 6 million euros for the attacker’s services. Like many of the Rothosen at the time, the transfer remained a misunderstanding. After a year in the Hanseatic city, Hahn returned to Augsburg for 3 million euros, where he was under contract until 2023.

Hahn to Rode: These players will end their professional careers in 2024

André Hahn (Last club: FC Augsburg)

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Hahn’s performance data – most games for: FC Augsburg (171); highest market value: 8 million euros

Gallery status: February 24, 2024

Erik Durm (Last club: 1. FC Kaiserslautern)

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Durm’s performance data – most games for: Borussia Dortmund (97); highest market value: 6 million euros

Joe Hart (Last club: Celtic Glasgow)

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Hart’s performance data – most games for: Manchester City (348); highest market value: 24 million euros

Jérôme Gondorf (Last club: Karlsruher SC)

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Gondorf’s performance data – most games for: SV Darmstadt 98 (140); highest market value: 2 million euros

Marouane Fellaini (Last club: Shandong Taishan)

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Fellaini’s performance data – most games for: Man United and Everton FC (177 each); highest market value: 28 million euros

Daniel Caligiuri (Last club: FC Augsburg)

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Moved to fifth division club FC 08 Villingen in January after six months without a club

Caligiuri’s performance data – most games for: VfL Wolfsburg/Schalke 04 (130 each); highest market value: 7.5 million euros

Eren Derdiyok (Last club: FC Schaffhausen)

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Derdiyok’s performance data – most games for: Bayer Leverkusen (138); highest market value: 10 million euros

Stefan Ilsanker (Last club: Genoa CFC)

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About Ilsanker’s performance data – most games for: RB Leipzig (131); highest market value: 5.5 million euros

Aleksandar Ignjovski (Last club: Holstein Kiel)

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Ilsanker’s performance data – most games for: Werder Bremen (61); highest market value: 4 million euros

Fabian Klos (Last club: Arminia Bielefeld)

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Regarding Klos’ performance data – most games for: Arminia Bielefeld (444 so far); highest market value: 1 million euros

Stops in summer

Sebastian Rode (Last club: Eintracht Frankfurt)

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About Rode’s performance data – most games for: Eintracht Frankfurt (268 so far); highest market value: 10 million euros

Stops in summer

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