About Heiko Weber
A forward, he spent most of his career of his playing career with Carl Zeiss Jena. In 1988, Weber moved from BSG Stahl Thale, where he had gained his first experience of national GDR football as a teenager in the second division league in 1983–84, to Carl Zeiss Jena, where he played until 1998. As a result of the unification of East and West German football, the team from Jena made the leap from the Oberliga of the no longer existing GDR to the 2nd Bundesliga of reunified Germany in the summer of 1991. Weber played 148 times (36 goals) for Jena in the second highest division of German football. In addition, he played 33 games in the Regionalliga for the Zeiss team in 1994–95. From 1998 to 1999 he played for the regional league club Preußen Münster, before he briefly returned to Thuringia to play for FCC, who had meanwhile also been relegated to the northeast variant of the third league level without him. Weber then became coach of FC Thüringen Weida. In 2003–04 he was coach of the A-youth team of FC Carl Zeiss. In June 2004 he took over the Jena first team...
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Heiko Weber is known for German footballer known for his playing career in East Germany.
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Heiko Weber was born on 26 June 1965.
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Heiko Weber's nationality is East German and German.
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