Johann "Hans" Hoffmann (6 January 1908 – 30 November 1974)[1] was an Austrianfootballer.[2][3] In the 1920s Hoffmann won 2 national Austrian titles with SK Rapid Wien. In 1929 Hoffmann had his sole start for the Austrian national selection. In the 1930s Hoffmann won both the German-bohemian champions title and also the French champions title with different clubs.
In November 1925, at the age of 17 Hoffmann had his first cap for the starting 11 of SK Rapid Wien in the position of center forward. He replaced legendary Richard Kuthan and racked up 9 goals in his first season. In 1927 Hoffmann garnered his first title with a 3:0 win over FK Austria Wien in the Austrian's Soccer Associations cup final. In the same year SK Rapid Wien participated in the Mitropa Cup where Hoffmann scored 4 goals in the first round against Hajduk Split but didn't start in the final against AC Sparta Prague. In the following years Hoffmann played mostly the right mid-fielder for SK Rapid Wien but was not a guaranteed starter in that position. Up to 1931 he won two Austrian national championships with SK Rapid Wien. In 1932 after losing his starting position he transferred to DSV Saaz in Bohemia (Czechoslovakia) with whom he won 2 league titles.
In 1936, Hoffmann transferred to French first division team RC Strasbourg with whom in his first season they finished 3rd and in the following year 6th in the French premier division. In the same season RC Strasbourg lost 1:2 in the French Cup final against FC Sochaux. The following season Hoffmann transferred to FC Sochaux and won the French championship title.
After his playing career came to an end Hoffmann returned to Vienna and briefly coached the SC Weiße Elf Wien.
johann, hoffmann, footballer, johann, hans, hoffmann, january, 1908, november, 1974, austrian, footballer, 1920s, hoffmann, national, austrian, titles, with, rapid, wien, 1929, hoffmann, sole, start, austrian, national, selection, 1930s, hoffmann, both, german. Johann Hans Hoffmann 6 January 1908 30 November 1974 1 was an Austrian footballer 2 3 In the 1920s Hoffmann won 2 national Austrian titles with SK Rapid Wien In 1929 Hoffmann had his sole start for the Austrian national selection In the 1930s Hoffmann won both the German bohemian champions title and also the French champions title with different clubs Johann Hans HoffmannPersonal informationDate of birth 1908 01 06 6 January 1908Place of birthVienna AustriaDate of death 1974 11 30 30 November 1974Place of deathVienna AustriaPosition s ForwardSenior career YearsTeamApps Gls 1925 1931Rapid72 23 1931SC Weisse Elf Wien1932 1935DSV Saaz1935 1937RC Strasbourg1937 1938FC Sochaux1939SC Weisse Elf WienInternational career1929Austria1 0 Club domestic league appearances and goals Contents 1 Career 2 Achievements 3 References 4 External linksCareer EditIn November 1925 at the age of 17 Hoffmann had his first cap for the starting 11 of SK Rapid Wien in the position of center forward He replaced legendary Richard Kuthan and racked up 9 goals in his first season In 1927 Hoffmann garnered his first title with a 3 0 win over FK Austria Wien in the Austrian s Soccer Associations cup final In the same year SK Rapid Wien participated in the Mitropa Cup where Hoffmann scored 4 goals in the first round against Hajduk Split but didn t start in the final against AC Sparta Prague In the following years Hoffmann played mostly the right mid fielder for SK Rapid Wien but was not a guaranteed starter in that position Up to 1931 he won two Austrian national championships with SK Rapid Wien In 1932 after losing his starting position he transferred to DSV Saaz in Bohemia Czechoslovakia with whom he won 2 league titles In 1936 Hoffmann transferred to French first division team RC Strasbourg with whom in his first season they finished 3rd and in the following year 6th in the French premier division In the same season RC Strasbourg lost 1 2 in the French Cup final against FC Sochaux The following season Hoffmann transferred to FC Sochaux and won the French championship title After his playing career came to an end Hoffmann returned to Vienna and briefly coached the SC Weisse Elf Wien Achievements Edit2 Mitropacup finalist 1927 1928 2 Austrian Champion 1929 1930 1 French Champion 1938 2 German Bohemian Champion 1934 1935 1 Austrian Cup winner 1927 1 German Bohemian Cup winner 1934 1 start for Austria s National team 1929References Edit Johann Hoffmann s profile at worldfootball net National team stats austriasoccer at Retrieved 28 October 2012 Profile rapidarchiv at Retrieved 28 October 2012 External links EditXander Schauffele Johann Hoffmann Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Johann Hoffmann footballer amp oldid 1017141175, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
