St. Pauli

FC St. Pauli is a German football club based in the St. Pauli district of Hamburg, founded in 1910, that has spent most of its history moving between the Bundesliga and the lower divisions. The club is renowned less for on-field success than for its distinctive countercultural identity: since the mid-1980s its supporters have embraced left-wing, anti-fascist, anti-racist and pro-LGBTQ+ politics, adopting the skull-and-crossbones as an unofficial emblem and turning the club into a globally recognised 'Kult' brand. Its honours consist only of lower-division and regional championships, as it has never won a major national title.

Honours

all-time

League

Regionalliga Nord4×

2. Bundesliga1×

Oberliga Nord1×

All-time top scorers

club record

1Peter Osterhoff180goals

2Horst Haecks165goals

3Franz Gerber105goals

4Rüdiger Wenzel91goals

5André Golke79goals

Club legends

KlausThomforde

Goalkeeper1983–2000A one-club man who set a club appearance record and was voted into the all-time XI.

AndréTrulsen

Defender1986–2005Made over 400 appearances across three spells and was named in the club's all-time XI.

WalterFrosch

Defender1976–1979Cult hero of the 1977 top-flight promotion, notorious for his record haul of yellow cards.

DirkDammann

Defender1990–1999A dependable centre-back who made more than 250 appearances during the club's Bundesliga years.

FabianBoll

Midfielder2002–2014A beloved fan favourite who worked as a police officer alongside his playing career.

ThomasMeggle

Midfielder1997–2010A three-time returnee and midfield mainstay who later served as the club's head coach.

MichélMazingu-Dinzey

Midfielder1995–2007An energetic winger across two spells who won the Hamburg Cup with the club.

Recent record

2024/25–2025/26

68

P

14

W

16

D

38

L

21%

Win %

57

Goals

-44

GD

Recent top scorers

2024/25–2025/26

DanelSinani7GMorganGuilavogui6GAndréasHountondji4GManolisSaliakas3GEricSmith3GMartijnKaars3GAbdoulieCeesay3GEliasSaad3G

Recent top assisters

2024/25–2025/26

JacksonIrvine7ADanelSinani5AManolisSaliakas4AJohannesEggestein4AEricSmith3AJoelChima Fujita3AEliasSaad3AMathiasPereira Lage2A

Recent-form sections cover the seasons in Mundial (2024/25–2025/26). Not affiliated with or endorsed by any league or club.