Markus Hausweiler
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Markus Hausweiler, (born April 15, 1976), is a German footballer.
Currently playing for MSV Duisburg in the 2nd Bundesliga, Hausweiler had been starting his career at Borussia Mönchengladbach, a club he joined as a twelve-year old in 1988 from VfR Neuss. Debuting for Mönchengladbach in the Bundesliga on March 16, 1996, Hausweiler was a permanent member of the Mönchengladbach squad since becoming professional at the start of the 1997-1998 campaign. Still on contract with his side he was suspended from first team training under then Mönchengladbach manager Dick Advocaat in spring 2005 together with Marcelo Pletsch and Igor Demo. Despite Hausweiler complaining & appealing, his contract got terminated consequently.
At the start of the 2005-2006 season he joined newly promoted MSV Duisburg that was managed by Norbert Meier, once his manager in his youth at Mönchengladbach. Three matches into the season, the tough tackling midfielder picked up a persistent knee-injury that kept him out for more than just the remainder of that season and remained a threat that could make him retire from the game after all.
| MSV Duisburg - Current Squad |
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1 Koch | 2 Weber | 3 Filipescu | 4 Schlicke | 5 Aygün | 6 Caligiuri | 7 Bugera | 8 Tararche | 9 Lavrič | 10 Idrissou | 11 Wolters | 13 Bodzek | 14 Hausweiler | 15 Voss | 16 Mokhtari | 17 Daun | 18 Kurth | 20 Grlić | 21 Neumayr | 22 Cáceres | 23 Koitka | 25 Stegmann | 26 Beuckert | 27 Jürgens | 29 Willi | 31 Book | 33 Blank | Manager: Bommer |
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