2022-23 TuS Makkabi Berlin Roster

Oberliga NOFV-Nord (OBERNOFN)
Germany, Level V
Team Record: 20-7-7 - 67 points
Finishing 3rd in OBERNOFN
Location: Berlin, Germany
2022-23 TuS Makkabi Berlin Statistics

TuS Makkabi Berlin of Oberliga NOFV-Nord ended the 2022-23 season with a record of 20 wins, 7 draws and 7 losses for 67 points finishing third in OBERNOFN.

The club scored 73 goals and allowed 32. Caner Özcin netted 15 goals for the squad, while Serkan Tokgöz, Can Sakar, Guilherme Henrique, Kalilu Conteh and Doron Bruck each tallied five or more also.

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Player Pos. Birth Date Height Weight Hometown
Alejandro Alvarez CregoAugust 3, 1995, Germany
Papa Alpha Diallo DiopJuly 31, 1987, Senegal
Jonas BorkowskiMay 7, 2003, Germany
Doron BruckMDecember 22, 19946'1"Berlin, Germany
Ismail CeesayJanuary 10, 20036'2"190Berlin, Germany
Kenan CevikFebruary 4, 2004, Germany
Leon CheungAugust 30, 1998, Germany
Kalilu ContehJune 2, 1996, Gambia
Malick-Kenny DiarraMApril 20, 19986'4"194Minden, Germany
Mame DiopJanuary 3, 1997, Senegal
Sella GannotSeptember 2, 1993, Germany
Tim HäußlerDJuly 21, 19976'0"179Berlin, Germany
Guilherme HenriqueFApril 11, 1995, Brazil
Niklas KörberAugust 15, 19955'9"Berlin, Germany
Sergio Korn, Germany
Jack KrauseGJune 24, 19976'1", Germany
Tristan KrienJanuary 13, 2002, Germany
Marvin KupferMay 14, 1997, Germany
Patrick LenzOctober 27, 1994, Germany
Tim LiebholdFebruary 19, 1997, Germany
Kota MurakamiOctober 30, 1998, Japan
Larry OellersDApril 24, 20006'2", Germany
Caner ÖzcinFMarch 5, 19946'1"Berlin, Germany
Mossi PinganiFebruary 11, 1996, Germany
Ilja PriwalowMarch 20, 1987, Germany
Can SakarMMay 19, 19976'0"Berlin, Germany
Joel SamakéGAugust 15, 19866'4"187Berlin, Germany
Leon SandhoweFebruary 12, 1997, Germany
Vasile SoltanDecember 9, 19925'8"132Măgdăceşti, Moldova
Kiyan SoltanpourFJuly 23, 19896'3"185Berlin, Germany
Maximilian StahlDJuly 1, 1997Berlin, Germany
Radovan-Damjan StojanovicSeptember 13, 1999, Serbia
Serkan TokgözMAugust 16, 19975'9"Berlin, Germany
Kanto VoahariniainaJuly 28, 1997, Madagascar
Veaceslav ZagaevschiiFApril 4, 1996, Moldova
Karim ZoungranaJanuary 10, 2001, Ghana



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