Adi Hütter

Adi Hütter

manager Austria

Adi Hütter is an Austrian football manager known for his attacking style of play and ability to develop young talent. Having previously managed clubs such as RB Salzburg and Eintracht Frankfurt, Hütter emphasizes creativity and entertainment in football. Currently at AS Monaco, he focuses on balancing on-pitch success with nurturing the next generation of players, leading the club to notable achievements, including qualification for the Champions League.

Born on Feb 11, 1970 (55 years old)

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Croatia Croatia: Adi Hütter was replaced as the coach of Monaco due to poor results at the start of the season. 4

Sebastien Pocognoli Louis Van Gaal
Jutarnji List – Croatian daily newspaper, est. 1998: Sportske novosti - Monaco službeno objavio ime novog trenera. Belgijac preuzima momčad iz Kneževine

France France: Adi Hütter was the previous coach of AS Monaco before being dismissed due to inconsistent results. 4

Sebastien Pocognoli Denis Zakaria Lamine Camara Aleksandr Golovin Paul Pogba Denis Menetrier
Le Monde: L’AS Monaco nomme le Belge Sébastien Pocognoli comme nouvel entraîneur

France France: Adi Hütter is the coach of AS Monaco who led the team to a surprising draw against Manchester City. 7

Erling Haaland Philipp Kohn Jordan Teze Gianluigi Donnarumma Pep Guardiola Eric Dier Nico O Reilly Oscar Korbosli Valentin Baudry
Le Monde: Monaco-Manchester City : les Monégasques décrochent un nul inespéré face aux Anglais

France France: Adi Hütter expressed frustration over his team's defensive performance. 4

Ousmane Dembele Illya Zabarnyi Lucas Beraldo Achraf Hakimi Marquinhos Joao Neves Desire Doue Denis Zakaria Aleksandr Golovin Pablo Pagis Mickael Pagis
Le Monde: Ligue 1 : Paris l’emporte contre Auxerre et célèbre le Ballon d’or d’Ousmane Dembélé, Monaco défait à Lorient

Monaco Monaco: Adi Hütter made a pivotal decision to substitute Fati, which led to a quick goal for Monaco. 8

Ansu Fati Takumi Minamino Kouao Stephanie Frappart
Monaco-Matin – newspaper covering the Principality of Monaco: Monaco bat Metz avec un doublé de Fati et grimpe sur le podium de Ligue 1

Monaco Monaco: Adi Hütter is the coach of Monaco who has made changes to his lineup. 6

Paris Brunner Christian Mawissa Aleksandr Golovin Lukas Hradecky Paul Pogba Denis Zakaria Agnes
Monaco-Matin – newspaper covering the Principality of Monaco: Première titularisation en Ligue 1 pour Paris Brunner contre Metz: le onze de départ monégasque

Monaco Monaco: Adi Hütter is the coach of AS Monaco who announced the duration of Denis Zakaria's injury. 5

Denis Zakaria Paul Pogba Lukas Hradecky
Monaco-Matin – newspaper covering the Principality of Monaco: AS Monaco: la durée de l’indisponibilité de Denis Zakaria est connue

Monaco Monaco: Adi Hütter remains committed to his ideas despite a heavy defeat. 5

Thiago Scuro Carlos Avina Eric Dier Thilo Kehrer Maghnes Akliouche Ansu Fati Alexis Golovin Denis Zakaria Mohammed Salisu
Monaco-Matin – newspaper covering the Principality of Monaco: "Ce n’est certainement pas la fin du 4-4-2 "… Avant le match contre Metz et après la gifle à Bruges, l’entraîneur monégasque Adi Hütter reste fidèle à ses idées

Monaco Monaco: Adi Hütter is the coach of AS Monaco who described Christian Mawissa's injury as minor. 5

Christian Mawissa Vanderson Mohammed Salisu Diatta
Monaco-Matin – newspaper covering the Principality of Monaco: Christian Mawissa et Vanderson absents du groupe de l’AS Monaco face à Metz

Monaco Monaco: Adi Hütter is the coach of AS Monaco who has been criticized for his tactical decisions during the match against Bruges. 4

Mika Biereth Folarin Balogun Breel Embolo Ansu Fati Stanis Idumbo Soungoutou Magassa Moatasem Al Musrati Denis Zakaria Thiago Scuro
Monaco-Matin – newspaper covering the Principality of Monaco: Attaque en berne, entêtement avec le 4-4-2, défense aux abois... Comment expliquer la débâcle de l’AS Monaco à Bruges (4-1), jeudi en Ligue des champions?