Jörn Lenz

Footballer and manager with coaching success

Jörn Lenz - Athletes & Sports Figures born April 12th, 1969
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Played as a defender for several clubs, including 1. FC Union Berlin and FC St. Pauli. Transitioned to management following a retirement from professional play, taking roles at various clubs. Achieved notable coaching success in lower-tier leagues. Contributed to team development and player management, shaping future talents in youth programs.

Played for 1. FC Union Berlin

Managed FC St. Pauli

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