FC Stadlau

FC Stadlau
Full nameFußballclub Stadlau
Founded1913
GroundSportanlage Stadlau
Capacity5.000
ChairmanWerner Trebos
ManagerStefan Horniatschek
LeagueWiener Stadtliga
2024/256th

FC Stadlau is an Austrian football club from the Donaustadt district of the federal capital Vienna. They play in the Wiener Stadtliga. (4th tier).

History

It was founded in 1913 under the name Normania. After the First World War they played again under the name Stadlauer Sportclub. After the merger with football club Union XXI in 1925, the club's name was changed to Stadlauer Sportvereinigung. Dissolved after the Austrian Civil War in 1934, the club was re-established under the name FC Wolfrum. Following a wartime joint venture with Floridsdorfer AC (1940 to 1945), FC Stadlau became independent again. They moved to the new sports ground at Erzherzog Karl Straße/Smolagasse. This is still the club's home ground. From 1954 to 1957, the club played in the highest Austrian football league, the Staatsliga A. In 1959 a contract was concluded with ÖMV AG. The club name was changed to FC ÖMV Stadlau. The same year the team was relegated to Regionalliga Ost. Since then, the club has switched back and forth between the Regionalliga and the Wiener Stadtliga several times. Since the 2005-06 season, the team has competed again under the name FC Stadlau.

Current squad

As of 21 May 2026

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player
1 GK Austria Austria Edwin Djulic
2 DF Austria Austria Luca Schmale
4 DF Austria Austria Ahmet Babadostu
5 DF Austria Austria Moaz Abd El Rehim
6 DF Austria Austria Philipp Engleithner
7 MF Greece Greece Georgios Firiaridis
9 FW Austria Austria Brooklyn Prela
10 MF Poland Poland Lukasz Bogajewski
11 MF Serbia Serbia Ivan Andrejevic
14 DF Austria Austria Leon Effenberger
15 DF Austria Austria Kerim Krpuljevic
16 FW Austria Austria Raphael Stohl
17 MF North Macedonia North Macedonia Lirian Sejdini
18 DF Austria Austria Kim Bröckl
No. Pos. Nation Player
19 MF Austria Austria Yannic Mattes
20 FW Austria Austria Christopher Gritsch
22 MF Austria Austria Yannik Hafner
23 DF Austria Austria Dominik Kurz
24 FW Serbia Serbia Daniel Radosavlevic
25 FW Austria Austria Luka Dimitrijevic
27 DF Austria Austria Mohamed Ibrahim
28 MF Austria Austria Sinan Imrek
29 DF Austria Austria Deni Stoilov
— GK Austria Austria Eren Yavas
— GK Austria Austria Fabian Ras
— DF Austria Austria Alexius Kliwert
— GK Austria Austria Jayden Akubude
— FW Austria Austria Fedi Houidi

Notable Players

References

  1. ↑ Vereine ÖFB.at