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Karl Heinlein
Personal information
Full name Karl Heinlein
Date of birth (1892-04-25)25 April 1892
Place of birth Vienna, Austro-Hungary
Date of death 2 May 1960(1960-05-02) (aged 68)
Position(s) Midfielder
Senior career*
Years Team Apps (Gls)
1914–1918 Wiener AC 109 (48)
1919–1921 Građanski Zagreb [1]32 (29)
1922–1924 First Vienna29 (4)
International career
1917–1919 Austria2 (0)
Managerial career
1919–1921 Građanski Zagreb
1928–1929 CE Europa
1934–1935 FC Luzern
*Club domestic league appearances and goals

Karl Henlein (25 April 1892 – 2 May 1960) was an Austrian football manager and former player.

Club career[edit]

Born in Austrian capital Vienna, Heinlein played with Wiener AC (also known as WAC) in the Austrian First Class since its first edition in season 1911–12 till the winter break of the 1918–19 season.[2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9] Next, he moved to Yugoslavia where he became player/manager of HŠK Građanski Zagreb and has won two titles of the Zagreb Subassociation first League.[10] In the winter-break of the 1921–22 season he returned to Austria and played three more seasons with First Vienna FC in Austrian top-flight.[11][12][13]

International career[edit]

Karl Heinlein made 2 appearances for the Austria national football team, one in 1917 and another in 1919.[14]

Coaching career[edit]

Karl Heinlein started his coaching career while he was still a player, by coaching HŠK Građanski Zagreb at same time he played there. Later he coached Spanish side CE Europa in the 1929 La Liga[15] and later Swiss side FC Luzern in the season 1934–35.[16]

References[edit]

  1. ^ Note: Until 1923 there was no Yugoslav national league, the leagues that were played were the regional ones. Građanski Zagreb played in the Zagreb Subassociation League and the stats presented here, 32/29, refer to that league.
  • ^ Wiener AC squad at 1911/12 Austrian First Class at austriasoccer.at
  • ^ Wiener AC squad at 1912/13 Austrian First Class at austriasoccer.at
  • ^ Wiener AC squad at 1913/14 Austrian First Class at austriasoccer.at
  • ^ Wiener AC squad at 1915 Austrian First Class at austriasoccer.at
  • ^ Wiener AC squad at 1915/16 Austrian First Class at austriasoccer.at
  • ^ Wiener AC squad at 1916/17 Austrian First Class at austriasoccer.at
  • ^ Wiener AC squad at 1917/18 Austrian First Class at austriasoccer.at
  • ^ Wiener AC squad at 1918/19 Austrian First Class at austriasoccer.at
  • ^ Karl Heinlein biography and club stats at povijest.gnkdinamo.hr (in Croatian)
  • ^ Vienna squad at 1921/22 Austrian First Class at austriasoccer.at
  • ^ Vienna squad at 1922/23 Austrian First Class at austriasoccer.at
  • ^ Vienna squad at 1923/24 Austrian First Class at austriasoccer.at
  • ^ Karl Heinlein at EU-Football.info
  • ^ Karl Heinlein at bdfutbol.com
  • ^ Karl Heinlein at Worldfootball

  • Retrieved from "https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Karl_Heinlein&oldid=1164575511"

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