Trabzonspor plans to strengthen its technical staff with Jerome Boateng

Trabzonspor is preparing to strengthen its technical staff with a world-famous name.

According to the news of HT Spor, the claret-blue team reached an agreement in principle with Jerome Boateng for the assistant coach position.

HE WILL COME TO TRABZON ON THE WEEKEND

The news stated that Boateng joined the team at the request of Coach Thomas Reis.

It was noted that the 38-year-old experienced name will come to Trabzon at the weekend and join Thomas Reis' team.

WHO IS JEROME BOATENG?

Born in Berlin on September 3, 1988, Jerome Boateng started playing football in the Tennis Borussia Berlin infrastructure. The German defender, who then transferred to the Hertha Berlin infrastructure, played his first Bundesliga match in his professional career in 2007.

Boateng, who went to Hamburg after Hertha Berlin, attracted the attention of Europe's important clubs with his performance there. The star football player, who was transferred to Manchester City in 2010, won the FA Cup championship with the English team.

The big breakthrough in Boateng's career started with his transfer to Bayern Munich in 2011.

10-YEAR PERIOD AT BAYERN MUNICH

Jerome Boateng became one of the most important defenders in world football at Bayern Munich, where he played between 2011-2021.

Boateng, who spent 10 seasons in the German era; He won 9 Bundesliga championships, 5 German Cups and 2 UEFA Champions League victories. He also won the UEFA Super Cup and the FIFA Club World Cup twice each.

The experienced defender, who was part of Bayern Munich's treble-winning squads in both the 2012-13 and 2019-20 seasons, had the opportunity to work with important coaches such as Pep Guardiola, Jupp Heynckes and Hansi Flick.

Boateng; He was considered one of the outstanding defenders of his period with his physical strength, ability to make plays from defense, long passes and effectiveness in air balls.

WON THE 2014 WORLD CUP

Jerome Boateng achieved one of the greatest successes of his career while playing for the German National Team.

Boateng, who played 76 matches for Germany between 2009 and 2018, became one of the constant names of the squad that won the 2014 World Cup. He stayed on the field for 120 minutes in the final match, where Germany defeated Argentina 1-0 in extra time.

Boateng also finished third in the 2010 World Cup with Germany, and won the European championship with the Germany Under-21 National Team in 2009.

The successful defender was selected as the football player of the year in Germany in 2016 and was included in the UEFA European Championship tournament squad in the same year.

HE COMPLETED HIS CAREER AT LASK

Boateng, who left Bayern Munich in 2021, later played for Olympique Lyon in France, Salernitana in Italy and LASK in Austria.

The German football player, who had a contract with LASK until 2026, parted ways with the Austrian team by mutual agreement in August 2025. A month later, he announced that he was ending his professional football career at the age of 37.