Wolfram Wuttke 1961 – 2015

Biography

Born in Castrop-Rauxel in the gritty Ruhr Valley, Wolfram Wuttke lived and breathed German football. The versatile sportsman made his mark both on the pitch and in the dugout, building a career defined by an infectious passion for the beautiful game and an unwavering commitment to developing the next generation of players.

Wuttke’s dual role as player and coach kept him deeply embedded in Germany’s football community throughout his professional life. Whether commanding the field or orchestrating strategy from the sidelines, he earned the respect of teammates and colleagues who valued his knowledge and dedication. His influence rippled through the regions where he worked, leaving an indelible imprint on local football culture.

Wuttke passed away on March 1, 2015, at age 53, following a battle with liver cirrhosis. His legacy endures through the countless athletes and fellow coaches whose careers he touched during his years of tireless service to German football.