Players who played for both Hannover and Stuttgart
Our records list 22 players: Ron-Robert Zieler, Takuma Asano, Fredi Bobic, Jan Simak, Waldemar Anton, Genki Haraguchi, Konstantin Rausch, Martin Harnik, Dennis Aogo, Karim Haggui and 12 more.
- Ron-Robert Zieler Hannover 2010-16, 2019-20, 2021-25 · Stuttgart 2017-19
- Takuma Asano Hannover 2018-19 · Stuttgart 2016-18
- Fredi Bobic Hannover 2002-03 · Stuttgart 1994-99
- Jan Simak Hannover 2000-02, 2003-04 · Stuttgart 2008-10
- Waldemar Anton
- Genki Haraguchi
- Konstantin Rausch
- Martin Harnik
- Dennis Aogo
- Karim Haggui
22 players
Ron-Robert Zieler
GoalkeeperHannover 2010-16, 2019-20, 2021-25 · Stuttgart 2017-19
Takuma Asano
Right WingerHannover 2018-19 · Stuttgart 2016-18
Fredi BobicStrikerHannover 2002-03 · Stuttgart 1994-99- Jan Simak
Attacking MidfielderHannover 2000-02, 2003-04 · Stuttgart 2008-10 
Waldemar AntonCentre-Back
Genki HaraguchiAttacking Midfielder
Konstantin Rausch
Left-Back
Martin Harnik
Striker
Dennis AogoLeft-Back
Karim Haggui
Centre-Back- Marc ZieglerGoalkeeper
Michél Dinzey
Left Midfielder- Markus MillerGoalkeeper
Mohammed Abdellaoue
Striker
Stefan BlankLeft-Back- Benjamin LauthStriker
Thomas BrdaricStriker- Thomas SchneiderCentre-Back
- Andreas MüllerDefensive Midfielder
- Élson
Attacking Midfielder 
Kai OswaldCentre-Back- Hans-Joachim WellerMidfielder
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FAQ
Who are the Players who played for both Hannover and Stuttgart?
Our records list 22 players: Ron-Robert Zieler, Takuma Asano, Fredi Bobic, Jan Simak, Waldemar Anton, Genki Haraguchi, Konstantin Rausch, Martin Harnik, Dennis Aogo, Karim Haggui and 12 more.