Matthias Jaissle

Football manager and former professional footballer

German Nürtingen, West Germany Aries 1.86 m

Quick Info

ProfessionFootball manager and former professional footballer
NationalityGerman
Date of Birth05/04/1988
Age38 years
BirthplaceNürtingen, West Germany
Zodiac SignAries

Latest News about Matthias Jaissle

05/08/2026

Newcastle United announced Matthias Jaissle as their new head coach, replacing Eddie Howe after his departure from the club. The German signed a four-year contract, and Newcastle reportedly paid about £9.5 million in compensation to Al-Ahli. He came in after leading Al-Ahli to back-to-back AFC Champions League titles.

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Bio/Wiki

SummaryGerman football manager and former centre-back who became head coach of Premier League club Newcastle United in August 2026, succeeding Eddie Howe. He previously coached Al-Ahli, Red Bull Salzburg and FC Liefering.
Playing Career Span2003-2014

Physical Stats & More

Height1.86 m
PositionCentre-back
Preferred FootRight

Career

Youth
  • TSV Neckartailfingen
  • VfB Stuttgart
Playing Career
TSG Hoffenheim II2007-2014
TSG Hoffenheim2007-2014, 60 league appearances, 2 goals
International
Germany U211 appearance in 2009
Coaching Career
  • Club: Brøndby IF Role: Assistant manager to Alexander Zorniger Period: From summer 2017
  • Club: Red Bull Akademie Under 18 (FC Salzburg Under 18) Role: Head coach Period: 2018-2019
  • Club: FC Liefering Role: Head coach Period: 01/2021-06/2021
  • Club: Red Bull Salzburg Role: Head coach Period: 07/2021-07/2023
  • Club: Al-Ahli Role: Head coach Period: 07/2023-08/2026
  • Club: Newcastle United Role: Head coach Period: 08/2026-present
Honours
Red Bull Salzburg
  • Austrian Bundesliga 2021/2022
  • Austrian Cup 2021/2022
Al-Ahli
  • AFC Champions League Elite 2024/2025
  • AFC Super Cup 2025/2026

Style Quotient

Preferred Formation4-2-3-1

Some Lesser Known Facts

1. Was reported as the first coach to win back-to-back AFC Champions League titles
2. Reached a first-ever UEFA Champions League knockout phase with Red Bull Salzburg in 2022
3. Was assistant to Alexander Zorniger at Brøndby IF before moving into youth coaching at Red Bull Salzburg

Also born on 5 April

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