Kevin Broll

Mannheim runs through Kevin Broll's career in a way few players can match: born in the city, he came up through LSC Ludwigshafen before joining Waldhof Mannheim's youth ranks, and his senior debut came at Waldhof itself, even if he never made a first-team appearance there. It took a move to FC 08 Homburg and then five seasons at SG Sonnenhof Großaspach, where he made 120 appearances.

The defining stretch of his career came at Dynamo Dresden, where he joined on a free transfer in 2019 and made 100 appearances. He secured promotion to the 2. Bundesliga, and he also lifted the Saxony Cup during his time there. A move abroad followed in 2022, to Górnik Zabrze in Poland, a country to which he also holds citizenship through his parents, though his ten appearances there were brief. Dresden brought him back in January 2023 for a further 17 matches before he left again in 2024, this time for Cypriot club PAC Omonia 29is Maiou, where he made 21 appearances.

Broll's arrival at SV Wehen Wiesbaden in December 2025 came as cover for the injured Florian Stritzel, on a free transfer running to the end of the season. He added another honour to his collection there, winning the Hesse Cup. Notably, every major transfer of his career, from Homburg through to Wehen, has been completed without a fee changing hands. He has not been capped at senior international level by either Germany or Poland.