Peter Stöger returns: New hope for Rapid Vienna!

Peter Stöger returns: New hope for Rapid Vienna!

Hütteldorf, Österreich - Peter Stöger celebrates a remarkable return to SK Rapid Vienna, which he describes as a "insane charm". The 59-year-old coach, who was last active in Austria in 2012/13, has decided to lead the traditional club to new success with its extensive international experience. After stations abroad and a short break, he is ready to accept the challenge in Hütteldorf Vienna.at .

Stöger emphasizes the attraction of the association, which is supported by the passionate fans and the unique stadium atmosphere. "It's more than just one job," explains Stöger. His return to Rapid is characterized by deep emotions that have always triggered the club for him. Contrary to the expectations of his own supporters, he also received extremely positive feedback from die -hard fans of the city rival Austria Vienna - a sign of respect that he has developed over the years

a trainer with experience

Peter Stöger brings extensive experiences from successful times in Austria and the big leagues in Germany. Among other things, his coaching career includes success with Austria Vienna, where he won the championship title in 2012/13 reports puls24 . Most recently, he worked as a coach at Ferencváros in Budapest before leaving the position of the sports director at Admira Wacker to return to Rapid. The signing of the contract was announced only a few days ago, and Rapid is already planning for the next two seasons with Stöger.

His training team is supported by Thomas Saggeder, who will be at his side with his know-how. In addition, Stefan Kulovits, who took responsibility interim, will be part of Stöger's team of coaches. The fans are full of expectations for the promising new era with Stöger at the top, especially with regard to the current play-off games around the last European Cup place.

an emotional return

The story of Rapid Vienna is rich in important coaches, including Josef Hickersberger, whose comparison Stöger is often granted as a new leader in the club. Stöger, who was active as a player at Rapid from 1995 to 1997 and became a champion during this time, is now determined to advance the association in many areas and to tackle the upcoming challenges with fresh vigor Fussball-und-football.news .

With the high expectations and the great potential that Rapid Vienna brings, Stöger's return is not only a step into a new era, but also an emotional connection to a club that is of significant relevance for many people in Austria. The fans expect gripping football and title, and Stöger is ready to fight for this common dream.