Marvin Plattenhardt history

Marvin Plattenhardt was born on 26 January 1992 in Filderstadt and plays for Hertha Berlin. He played for 1. FC Frickenhausen from 1999-2005, for FV Nürtingen from 2005-2006, for SSV Reutlingen from 2006-2008, for 1. FC Nürnberg from 2008-2014 and has played for Hertha BSC since 2014.

Current season 2022/23

With two assists, the 1.81m-tall defender presently has the third-most in his team along with Stevan Jovetić. In 21 of the previous 22 games of the season, the 31-year-old was in the starting line-up. Of these 22 games, he won 5 with his club. Additionally, he was substituted in for one game.

The player with the shirt number 21 is in fifth place in his team's internal ranking for both pass success rate (75.08 per cent) and tackle success rate (48.77 per cent).

Last game

Marvin Plattenhardt played his last game on the 25th matchday of the 2022/23 season (18 March 2023). Playing for Hertha BSC, he lost to TSG Hoffenheim 1-3. He was in the starting line-up in this game and played as a defender for 65 minutes. In terms of total touches, Marvin Plattenhardt had 46 individual ball possessions. Furthermore, he had 16 tackle challenges in the last match. Of these, he was able to win eight. Marvin Plattenhardt was additionally able to make 19 successful passes. He covered a distance of 6.5 km during his total playing time in this game. In doing so, he had a total of 12 sprints.

Bundesliga career and records

Marvin Plattenhardt has played 269 matches in the course of his career in the Bundesliga. Of these, he has won 86. He has netted eight goals throughout his appointments in the Bundesliga. Thus far, he has completed 206 matches with his current squad. Here, he has scored a total of six goals. With a total of 269 matches played throughout the course of his career in the Bundesliga, he currently has played the 20th-most career matches.

International appointments

Up to now, Marvin Plattenhardt has played seven international matches for Germany. He claimed the Confederations Cup with Germany in 2017.