Andreas Herzog

• Full name: Andreas Herzog
• Date of birth: September 10, 1968
• Place of birth: Stockerau, Austria
• Nationality: Austrian
• Position: Attacking midfielder / Right midfielder

Club career (highlights)

• Rapid Wien (Austria) — Youth and senior breakthrough club (late 1980s–1991; returned in career later). Herzog began his professional career with Rapid Wien and won domestic honors early on.
• Werder Bremen (Germany) — Two spells: 1992–1996 and 1997–2001. He enjoyed substantial success in the Bundesliga and established himself as an accomplished playmaker.
• Schalke 04 (Germany) — 1996–1997. Short spell in the Bundesliga between his Werder Bremen terms.
• Bayern Munich (Germany) — 2001–2002. Herzog was part of Bayern Munich’s squad for the 2001–02 season; he contributed as an experienced midfield option during that campaign.
• Australia and late career: After returning to Rapid Wien and finishing his playing career, he retired from professional play in the mid-2000s.

International career

• Austria national team — Herzog is Austria’s most-capped male player, earning 103 caps between 1988 and 2003 and scoring 26 goals. He represented Austria in international qualifying campaigns and major tournaments, becoming a long-standing team leader and set-piece specialist.

Playing style and legacy

• Creative attacking midfielder known for vision, passing accuracy, set-piece delivery, and leadership on the field.
• Remembered as one of Austria’s greatest players and a consistent performer in the German Bundesliga during the 1990s and early 2000s.

Post-playing career

• Moved into coaching and backroom roles, including assistant coaching positions at club and national level.

Notable honors (selected)

• Domestic league and cup successes with Rapid Wien and contributions to competitive finishes with Werder Bremen and Bayern Munich.
• Individual recognition as Austria’s leading appearance-maker and long-term national team figure.