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Waldhof Mannheim is a football club based in Mannheim, Germany, playing their home matches at Carl-Benz-Stadion. Follow Waldhof Mannheim on FotMob for live match updates, detailed statistics, squad information, transfer news, and comprehensive performance analytics.

Waldhof Mannheim have been in mixed form recently, winning 2 of their last 4 matches (50% win rate). They have scored 4 goals and conceded 7 during this period. In the 3. Liga, they faced a 1-0 win against Jahn Regensburg, a 1-5 loss to Ingolstadt, and a 2-1 win against Fortuna Düsseldorf. In the Club Friendlies, they faced a 0-1 loss to Eintracht Frankfurt.

Recent results for Waldhof Mannheim:

• May 9, 2026: 3. Liga - 1-0 win vs Jahn Regensburg
• May 16, 2026: 3. Liga - 1-5 loss at Ingolstadt
• August 1, 2026: Club Friendlies - 0-1 loss vs Eintracht Frankfurt
• August 7, 2026: 3. Liga - 2-1 win vs Fortuna Düsseldorf

Upcoming fixtures for Waldhof Mannheim:

• August 16, 2026: 3. Liga - at Hansa Rostock
• August 21, 2026: DFB Pokal - vs Kaiserslautern
• August 30, 2026: 3. Liga - at TSV Havelse
• September 5, 2026: 3. Liga - vs SC Verl
• September 13, 2026: 3. Liga - at Wehen Wiesbaden

Looking ahead, Waldhof Mannheim have 2 home games and 3 away fixtures in their next 5 matches. Upcoming opponents: Hansa Rostock (away), Kaiserslautern (home), TSV Havelse (away), SC Verl (home), and Wehen Wiesbaden (away).

Waldhof Mannheim currently sits in 1st place in the 3. Liga with 3 points from 1 match (1W 0D 0L).

Waldhof Mannheim's squad consists of 37 players. Goalkeepers: Thijmen Nijhuis (Netherlands), Jan Niemann (Germany), Lucien Hawryluk (Germany). Defenders: Samuel Abifade (Germany), Sascha Voelcke (Germany), Moritz Polte (Germany), Tim Sechelmann (Germany), Yannis Hör (Germany), Niklas Hoffmann (Germany), Claudio Kammerknecht (Sri Lanka), Darnell Keumo (Germany), Jascha Brandt (Germany), Lukas Klünter (Germany), Djayson Mendes (Portugal). Midfielders: Arianit Ferati (Kosovo), Janne Sietan (Germany), Rico Benatelli (Germany), Maximilian Thalhammer (Germany), Emmanuel Iwe (USA), Seyhan Yigit (Turkiye), Kushtrim Asallari (Germany), Julian Rieckmann (Germany), Denis Kryeziu (Germany), Jid Okeke (Germany), Adama Diakhaby (France), Diego Michel (France), Nolan Muteba N'Tumba (France), Milo Bauer (Germany). Forwards: Lovis Bierschenk (Germany), Gonçalo Gregório (Portugal), Julian Ulbricht (Germany), Masca (Portugal), Vincent Thill (Luxembourg), Terrence Boyd (USA), Leroy-Jacques Mickels (Rwanda), Arlind Rexhepi (Germany), Noah-Joel Sarenren-Bazee (Germany).

Waldhof Mannheim transfers: New signings include Noah-Joel Sarenren-Bazee (from Arminia Bielefeld), Sanoussy Ba (from Eintracht Braunschweig), Oluwaseun Ogbemudia (from Union Berlin). Players transferred out include Kennedy Okpala (to Paderborn).

Luc Holtz is the current head coach of Waldhof Mannheim. Under their leadership, the team has achieved a 42% win rate across 36 matches, averaging 1.42 points per game.

Notable previous managers include Dominik Glawogger managed the club for 2 seasons, recording 2 wins from 8 matches (25% win rate). Bernhard Trares managed the club for 4 seasons, recording 59 wins from 113 matches (52% win rate). Other former coaches include Marco Antwerpen, Rüdiger Rehm, Christian Neidhart, Patrick Glöckner, and Kenan Kocak.

Waldhof Mannheim plays their home matches at Carl-Benz-Stadion in Mannheim, which has a capacity of 25,667.

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