Stuttgart release Pellegrino Matarazzo – Without a win in 2022/23

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In charge for over 1000 days 

The management of Bundesliga club VfB Stuttgart has decided to release American head coach Pellegrino Matarazzo. The Swabians made the decision official on Monday evening. Matarazzo has been in charge for over 1000 days, led 100 games across all competitions, and was still under contract until 2024. The club has not yet announced a successor, but Sebastian Hoeneß and Adi Hütter were linked to the position by the German magazine kicker last week. 

Stuttgart were defeated by Bundesliga leaders Union Berlin (0-1) on the weekend, and following the result, sporting director Sven Mislintat was unwilling to guarantee Matarazzo’s job. “The problem is the discrepancy between the performances and the actual results, which has led to an alarming position in the league table after nine match days,” Mislintat said on Sunday evening. 

Mislintat, CEO Alexander Wehrle and his new consultant Sami Khedira met on Monday to consult on Matarazzo’s future—with the result that they would release the head coach. The Swabians are 17th with just five points, and they are the only team in the Bundesliga without a win. 

Werner, Leno, Kabak & Co.: VfB Stuttgart’s record departures

Julian Schieber | 2012/13 for €5.5m to BVB

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Fredi Bobic | 1999/00 for €5.75m to BVB

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Matthias Sammer | 1992/93 for €6m to Inter Milan

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Jürgen Klinsmann | 1989/90 for €6.5m to Inter Milan

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Giovane Elber | 1997/98 for €6.5m to Bayern Munich

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Kevin Kuranyi | 2005/06 for €6.9m to Schalke

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Bernd Leno | 2011/12 for €7.5m to Bayer Leverkusen

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Joshua Kimmich | 2015/16 for €8.5m to Bayern Munich

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Christian Träsch | 2011/12 for €9m to VfL Wolfsburg

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Antonio Rüdiger | 2016/17 for €9m to AS Roma

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Timo Baumgartl | 2019/20 for €10m to PSV Eindhoven

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Santiago Ascacíbar | 2019/20 for €10m to Hertha Berlin

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Daniel Ginczek | 2018/19 für 14 Mio. € zum VfL Wolfsburg

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Timo Werner | 2016/17 for €14m to RB Leipzig

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Filip Kostic | 2016/17 for €14m to Hamburger SV

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Sami Khedira | 2010/11 for €14m to Real Madrid

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Aleksandr Hleb | 2005/06 for €15m to Arsenal

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Gregor Kobel | 2021/22 for €15m to Dortmund

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Ozan Kabak | 2019/20 for €15m to Schalke

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Sasa Kalajdzic | 2022/23 for €18m to Wolverhampton Wandererss

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Nicolás González | 2021/22 for €24.5m to Fiorentina

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Mario Gómez | 2009/10 for €30m to Bayern Munich

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Stuttgart release Matarazzo: “I am grateful for the opportunity” 

“Our journey together at VfB is over,” Matarazzo said in a statement released by the club. “It was an intense but wonderful period with incredible moments and memories that will always stick with me. I will always be grateful that the club gave me an opportunity and opened a door for me to start my career in the business. I always enjoyed coming to work and was lucky to work together with many great people. VfB is a special club, and you don’t understand it until you were a part of it. I wish the team and this club all the best and success in the future.” 

Added Mislintat: “When we signed Rino three years ago, we were absolutely convinced by his potential and abilities. Rino not only fulfilled our expectations but exceeded them. We never doubted him, even in difficult sporting situations, because we were convinced that he is the best possible coach for our club. After a long analysis following last season, where we managed to avoid relegation on the last day of the season, we were optimistic about this season. The results, however, have not fulfilled our hopes. We are now at a point in which we feel that is no longer avoidable to go separate ways with Rino. I feel bad about this decision and want to thank Rino for his excellent work in Stuttgart.” 

 


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