Tag: Robert Huth

German defender Robert Huth was born in Biesdorf, from the Eastern part of the capital city Berlin and he played for local team VfB Fortuna Biesdorfbefore leaving to join Union Berlin in the same capital city. West London giants Chelsea signed Robert Huth from Union Berlin as a teenager in 2001. His Chelsea debut came on the final day of the 2001/02 season which was his first season at the club. At the age of 17, Huth played his first game for the Blues as a half-time substitute for JesperGronkjaer against Aston Villa but he was unable to save Chelsea from a 3-1 home defeat to the team from the midlands.

Retired German defender Robert Huth was not thrilled with the idea of playing under Claudio Ranieri again having featured for him during his time at Chelsea. In the end, Robert Huth was able to win an unlikely Premier League title under Ranieri.

German player Robert Huth won’t have envisaged that he would leave Leicester City as a Premier League title winner again when he joined the club from Stoke City. Robert Huth initially signed for the Foxes on loan in February 2015 before the move was turned into a permanent deal that summer.

Former Premier League defender Robert Huth has heavily criticised one of the big money signings at Chelsea. German international Kai Havertz was the most expensive acquisition made by Chelsea last summer but the player has not lived up to expectations in his short time at Stamford Bridge and his performances for the Blues have drawn criticisms from compatriot Robert Huth who also played for Chelsea before he retired from football. Robert Huth slammed Kai Havertz for his poor form as a Chelsea player in an exclusive interview with Stadium Astro.

Former Leicester City’s German defender Robert Huth was recently in an interview where he revealed the driving force behind his former club inching the league title when no one expected them to, singling out Arsenal’s annoying celebrations, Tottenham’s arrogance, and how he became a true leader guiding the 2016-16 team to their title triumph.

When there is a talk on hardman footballers, the same old names come around. A few might fancy a tangle with Stuart Pearce or Patrick Vieira while Vinnie Jones commences his career on Hollywood acting on the back of his image of a tough-guy. And, now there is another name to throw in, after the claim, the Robert Huth brushed off a cruel nightclub attack with the kind of panache one of a film character of Jones that could only be dreamt.