Georg Niedermeier
German footballer · Germany · On the map · Footballers · Born 1986 · age 40
Georg Niedermeier, nicknamed "Niederstrecker", is a former German professional footballer who played as a defender. A product of the Bayern Munich youth academy, Niedermeier began his senior career with Bayern Munich's reserve team before moving to VfB Stuttgart in 2009.
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Cacau Teammate at VfB Stuttgart, 2009-2014
Martin Harnik Teammate at VfB Stuttgart, 2010-2016
Sven Ulreich Teammate at VfB Stuttgart, 2009-2015
Arthur Boka Teammate at VfB Stuttgart, 2009-2014
Odysseas Vlachodimos Teammate at VfB Stuttgart, 2014-2016
Daniel Didavi Teammate at VfB Stuttgart, 2010-2016
Gōtoku Sakai Teammate at VfB Stuttgart, 2012-2015
Khalid Boulahrouz Teammate at VfB Stuttgart, 2009-2012
Pavel Pogrebnyak Teammate at VfB Stuttgart, 2009-2012
Serdar Taşçı Teammate at VfB Stuttgart, 2009-2013
Zdravko Kuzmanović Teammate at VfB Stuttgart, 2009-2013
Ermin Bičakčić Teammate at VfB Stuttgart, 2010-2012
Rani Khedira Teammate at VfB Stuttgart, 2012-2014
Mohammed Abdellaoue Teammate at VfB Stuttgart, 2013-2015
Moritz Leitner Teammate at VfB Stuttgart, 2013-2015
Carlos Gruezo Teammate at VfB Stuttgart, 2014-2016
Tamás Hajnal Teammate at VfB Stuttgart, 2011-2013
Matthieu Delpierre Teammate at VfB Stuttgart, 2009-2012
Alexandru Maxim Teammate at VfB Stuttgart, 2013-2016
Adam Hloušek Teammate at VfB Stuttgart, 2014-2016
Konstantin Rausch Teammate at VfB Stuttgart, 2013-2015
Mamadou Bah Teammate at VfB Stuttgart, 2010-2013
Thorsten Kirschbaum Teammate at VfB Stuttgart, 2013-2015
Marc Ziegler Teammate at VfB Stuttgart, 2010-2013
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He signed permanently in February 2010 for a reported fee of €3.5 million. He went on to make over 180 appearances for Stuttgart across eight Bundesliga seasons, becoming a regular starter and serving in the club's leadership group. Niedermeier later played for SC Freiburg in the Bundesliga and had a stint with Melbourne Victory in Australia's A-League, before joining New Zealand's Taranaki Premiership club New Plymouth Rangers in 2023. He also represented Germany at youth level, winning 14 caps for the under-17 national team as well as 3 caps for the under-19 national team. After retiring from playing, Niedermeier pursued coaching education: in 2023 he undertook coaching courses in Australia and obtained his Football Australia “C” and “B”-Diploma.
