VFB Stuttgart

Many outstanding football players find that at some point in their soccer career, they make the transition from player to manager – as we have seen with the previous few articles we have published. Therefore, within this post we are going to look into the established career of Jurgen Klinsmann and how he coped with making the swap from the pitch to the side lines. We also look into his performance both as manager and player along with the number of club and individual awards he has acquired over the years.

Establishing His Soccer Career

Born in Goppingen 1964, Jurgen started his soccer career at only eight years old. This is where he started playing for TB Gingen, but after six months with the team he managed to score an outstanding 16 goals in a single match. He only played with TB Gingen for 2 years before he transferred to SC Geislingen at age 10. After four years with the squad his family relocated to Stuttgart but Jurgen continued playing for the team u

Established in 1963, the Bundesliga league is the top-flight soccer tournament which takes place in Germany. The founding members of this were Werder Bremen, Schalke 04, FC Koln, Hertha BSC, Hamburger SV, Eintracht Frankfurt and VfB Stuttgart. Also, they have most recently welcomed RB Leipzig back in 2016. With such a fantastic mix of teams, this league is most definitely one to look out for this season.

With the beginning of the 2018/19 fixtures just around the corner, we wanted to put together this article to explore the scheduling of the games. From who has the best stakes at getting to the final, to how the overall tournament could turn out, this post covers it.

Fixtures and Notable Dates

At this point, Bayern Munich have won the DFB Pokal so many times that it seems almost foolish not to bet on the German heavyweights to win the tournament in 2016. The Bavarians have won this event 17 times and finished second thrice. The next most successful football club in the history of the event is Werder Bremen, with six wins and 10 finals appearances. Borussia Dortmund, meanwhile, Bayern's toughest opponents in the Bundesliga, have only won the German Cup title three times.

Still, surprises do happen. Last year, Bayern Munich barely made it through the quarterfinals, having to beat Bayer Leverkusen in a penalty shootout after a scoreless 120-minute match. The German champions subsequently lost another penalty shootout to Dortmund in the semifinals, missing out on a chance to win a third consecutive title in the DFB Pokal. Wolfsburg went on to beat Dortmund in the finals and win the cup.

Bayern Munich's

VFB Stuttgart had a terrific opportunity to win a match and escape the Bundesliga relegation zone on Sunday, thanks to an early lead in a home fixture against SC Freiburg. Unfortunately for fans of Stuttgart's Reds, the squad squandered their lead in the second half, and ultimately settled for a 2-2 draw in the game. Time is running out for the German football club to move up the Bundesliga table and get out of the red zone. Help them toward a successful run in their final four fixtures, with a new VFB Stuttgart soccer jersey from Soccer Box!

The Reds need all the help they can get if they are going to reach 15^th place (or higher) and earn themselves a slot in next year's Bundesliga. The football

VFB Stuttgart may not be as big a name in the German club football scene as giants like Bayern Munich and Borussia Dortmund, but if you're looking to root for the underdog this season instead of the frontrunners, then no choice is better than VFB Stuttgart. To help you do just that, Soccer Box has a small selection of VFB Stuttgart football shirts available now!

Manufactured by Puma, a company with a reputation for designing and making some of the nicest and most comfortable soccer shirts you're likely to find anywhere, the VFB Stuttgart home jersey 2014 2015 is a traditional soccer jersey that will never go out of style. The shirt, a classy white collared