2009–10 Dynamo Dresden season

Dynamo Dresden
2009–10 season
Manager Netherlands Ruud Kaiser (to October)
Germany Matthias Maucksch (from October)
3. Liga 12th
DFB-Pokal 1st Round
Saxony Cup Semi-final
Top goalscorer League: Halil Savran (12)
All: Halil Savran (13)

The 2009–10 season was a largely disappointing one for Dynamo Dresden. They began the season looking like relegation candidates, with a poor run of form that cost coach Ruud Kaiser his job. He was replaced by former Dynamo player Matthias Maucksch, promoted from the reserve team, who guided the club to the safety of 12th place.

Squad

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No. Position Player
1 Germany GK Axel Keller
2 Germany DF René Trehkopf (from January)
3 Germany DF Volker Oppitz
4 Germany DF Philipp Zeiger
5 Germany DF Thomas Hübener
6 Lithuania DF Markus Palionis
7 Germany MF David Solga
8 Germany MF Timo Röttger
9 Netherlands FW Ibad Muhamadu (to August)
9 Norway FW Tore Andreas Gundersen (from January)
11 Germany MF Gerrit Müller
13 Germany GK Benjamin Kirsten
14 Germany MF Maik Kegel
15 Germany DF Florian Jungwirth (from January)
16 Germany MF Tony Schmidt
17 Germany MF Lars Jungnickel
18 Germany DF Jonas Strifler
No. Position Player
20 Albania FW Bekim Kastrati (to January)
20 Germany MF Christian Mikolajczak (from January)
21 Germany FW Halil Savran
22 Germany MF Mirko Soltau
23 Germany MF Sascha Pfeffer
24 Germany GK Oliver Birnbaum
25 Germany FW Robert Koch
26 Germany MF Maik Wagefeld
27 Germany DF Ronny Nikol
28 Germany DF Christoph Klippel
29 Germany MF Aleksandro Petrovic
30 Germany DF Oliver Merkel
31 Germany FW Paul-Max Walther
32 Germany DF Cataldo Cozza
33 Czech Republic FW Pavel Dobry
34 Germany DF Benjamin Girke
35 Germany MF Sepp Kunze

Results

3. Liga

DFB-Pokal

Saxony Cup

Transfers

In

Player From Date
Germany Oliver Birnbaum Dynamo Dresden II Summer
Albania Bekim Kastrati Fortuna Düsseldorf Summer
Germany Christoph Klippel SC Borea Dresden Summer
Germany Robert Koch SC Borea Dresden Summer
Germany Sepp Kunze Dynamo Dresden II Summer
Germany Oliver Merkel Youth team Summer
Netherlands Ibad Muhamadu Willem II Summer
Germany Mirko Soltau VFC Plauen Summer
Germany Jonas Strifler 1899 Hoffenheim II Summer
Germany Paul-Max Walther Dynamo Dresden II Summer
Germany Philipp Zeiger Youth team Summer
Norway Tore Andreas Gundersen Lillestrøm January
Germany Florian Jungwirth 1860 Munich II January
Germany Christian Mikolajczak Rot-Weiss Ahlen January
Germany René Trehkopf VfL Osnabrück January

Out

Player To Date
Germany Christopher Beck FC Oberneuland Summer
Germany Thomas Bröker Rot-Weiss Ahlen Summer
Germany Jens Grembowietz Preußen Münster Summer
Germany Marcus Hesse Released Summer
Germany Philipp Kötzsch SV Falkensee-Finkenkrug Summer
Germany Ronny Kreher Dynamo Dresden II Summer
Germany Michael Kügler Sportfreunde Lotte Summer
Czech Republic Pavel Pergl Hapoel Beer Sheva Summer
Germany Stefan Süß Dynamo Dresden II Summer
Germany Jens Truckenbrod Carl Zeiss Jena Summer
Netherlands Ibad Muhamadu FC Dordrecht August
Albania Bekim Kastrati Bonner SC January

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