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FC Schalke 04

Founded in Gelsenkirchen in 1904, Schalke is a traditional giant of the German game and the club where Manuel Neuer began his senior career.

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First-team squad

2026–27 season · as of · Head coach: Miron Muslić

Goalkeepers3

No.PlayerNation
1 Loris Karius Germany
22 Kevin Müller Germany
36 Johannes Siebeking Germany

Defenders8

No.PlayerNation
4 Hasan Kuruçay Turkey
5 Timo Becker Germany
8 Robin Gosens Germany
17 Adrian Gantenbein Switzerland
25 Nikola Katić Bosnia and Herzegovina
33 Vitalie Becker Germany
39 Maximilian Wöber Austria
43 Mertcan Ayhan Turkey

Midfielders9

No.PlayerNation
6 Ron Schallenberg Germany
13 Satoshi Tanaka Japan
14 Janik Bachmann Germany
21 Dejan Ljubičić Austria
23 Soufiane El-Faouzi Morocco
24 Adil Aouchiche Algeria
27 Finn Porath Germany
29 Junior Dina Ebimbe Cameroon
38 Luca Vozar Germany

Forwards7

No.PlayerNation
7 Hwang Hee-chan South Korea
9 Moussa Sylla Mali
10 Edin Džeko Bosnia and Herzegovina
11 Bryan Lasme France
15 Emil Højlund Denmark
19 Kenan Karaman C Turkey
20 Junior Adamu Austria
Out on loan
  • –Luca Podlech · Goalkeeper · Germany · at Aalesunds FK
  • –Dylan Leonard · Defender · Australia · at Alemannia Aachen
  • –Felipe Sánchez · Defender · Argentina · at Santos Laguna
  • –Martin Wasinski · Defender · Belgium · at Almere City
  • –Mika Wallentowitz · Midfielder · Germany · at Greuther Fürth
  • –Christian Gomis · Forward · Senegal · at Tenerife
  • –Peter Remmert · Forward · Germany · at MSV Duisburg
  • –Jakob Sachse · Forward · Germany · at Viktoria Köln

Squad sources: Wikipedia — FC Schalke 04; FC Schalke 04 (cited by Wikipedia; not fetched directly) — First Team. Squads change during transfer windows; check the date above.

Player profiles

Current and former players with a full PlayerWikipedia profile.

Sources

  1. FC Schalke 04 — Wikipedia (accessed 2 November 2026)