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| # | Player | Role |
|---|---|---|
| Nikola VasiljBosnia and Herzegovina | Goalkeeper | |
| Robin HimmelmannGermany | Goalkeeper | |
| Manolis SaliakasGreece | Defender | |
| Karol MetsEstonia | Defender | |
| Hauke WahlGermany | Defender | |
| Jakov MedićCroatia | Defender | |
| Betim FazlijiKosovo | Defender | |
| Eric SmithSweden | Midfielder | |
| Marcel HartelGermany | Midfielder | |
| Jackson IrvineAustralia | Midfielder | |
| Connor MetcalfeAustralia | Midfielder | |
| Danel SinaniLuxembourg | Midfielder | |
| Johannes EggesteinGermany | Forward | |
| Elias SaadGermany | Forward | |
| Andreas AlbersDenmark | Forward | |
| Morgan GuilavoguiFrance | Forward | |
| Oladapo AfolayanEngland | Forward | |
| Lars RitzkaGermany | Defender | |
| Adam DzwigalaPoland | Defender | |
| Semi BelkahiaGermany | Defender |
| Trophy | Won | Years |
|---|---|---|
| 2. Bundesliga | 2 | 2010, 2024 |
St. Pauli famously defeated reigning World Club Cup winners Bayern Munich in the 2001-02 Bundesliga season, inspiring a cult-classic shirt
Won the 2. Bundesliga title and gained automatic promotion to the Bundesliga
Won the 2. Bundesliga title again, securing promotion back to the Bundesliga
FC St. Pauli was founded as a football department of a gymnastics club in Hamburg
Became one of the first professional football clubs to officially ban far-right symbols and racist chanting in its stadium
Plays home matches at the Millerntor-Stadion, known for its unique atmosphere and skull-and-crossbones branding
