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# Player Team(s) M. goals Penalty Ø
51 Patrick Kohlmann 1. FC Union Berlin 142 3 0 0.02
Chibuike Okeke 1. FC Union Berlin 56 3 0 0.05
Frédéric Page 1. FC Union Berlin 30 3 0 0.10
54 Suleiman Abdullahi 1. FC Union Berlin 19 2 0 0.11
Dennis Daube 1. FC Union Berlin 52 2 0 0.04
Florian Hübner * 1. FC Union Berlin 28 2 0 0.07
Uche Igwe 1. FC Union Berlin 22 2 0 0.09
Hristo Koilov 1. FC Union Berlin 50 2 0 0.04
Adrian Nikçi 1. FC Union Berlin 12 2 0 0.17
Barış Özbek 1. FC Union Berlin 40 2 0 0.05
Marc Pfertzel 1. FC Union Berlin 87 2 0 0.02
Halil Savran 1. FC Union Berlin 29 2 0 0.07
Christopher Trimmel * 1. FC Union Berlin 152 2 0 0.01
64 Shergo Biran 1. FC Union Berlin 9 1 0 0.11
Tomáš Bruško 1. FC Union Berlin 11 1 0 0.09
Ferdinand Chifon 1. FC Union Berlin 15 1 0 0.07
Martin Dausch * 1. FC Union Berlin 30 1 0 0.03
Božidar Đurković 1. FC Union Berlin 21 1 0 0.05
Mario Eggimann 1. FC Union Berlin 16 1 0 0.06
Daniel Ernemann 1. FC Union Berlin 68 1 0 0.01
Marvin Friedrich * 1. FC Union Berlin 46 1 0 0.02
Stephan Fürstner 1. FC Union Berlin 68 1 0 0.01
Rafał Gikiewicz * 1. FC Union Berlin 34 1 0 0.03
Daniel Göhlert 1. FC Union Berlin 84 1 0 0.01
Peter Kurzweg * 1. FC Union Berlin 7 1 0 0.14
Ahmed Madouni 1. FC Union Berlin 34 1 0 0.03
Michael Molata 1. FC Union Berlin 51 1 0 0.02
Ronny Nikol 1. FC Union Berlin 66 1 0 0.02
Kristian Pedersen * 1. FC Union Berlin 61 1 0 0.02
Tom Persich 1. FC Union Berlin 57 1 0 0.02
Roberto Punčec * 1. FC Union Berlin 121 1 0 0.01
Jan Sandmann 1. FC Union Berlin 53 1 0 0.02
David Siradze 1. FC Union Berlin 12 1 0 0.08
Paul Thomik 1. FC Union Berlin 25 1 0 0.04
Sixten Veit 1. FC Union Berlin 19 1 0 0.05
Holger Wehlage 1. FC Union Berlin 15 1 0 0.07
Eroll Zejnullahu * 1. FC Union Berlin 66 1 0 0.02
* Active player
2. Bundesliga
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