2024–25 SK Rapid Wien season explained

Updated:	18 August 2024
Club:	Sportklub Rapid
Season:	2024–25
Chrtitle:	Chairman
Chairman:	Alexander Wrabetz
Mgrtitle:	Head coach
Manager:	Robert Klauß
Stadium:	Allianz Stadion
League:	Bundesliga
League Result:	2nd
Cup1:	Austrian Cup
Cup1 Result:	2nd round
Cup2:	UEFA Europa League
Cup2 Result:	Play-off round
League Topscorer:	Dion Drena Beljo (2 goals)
Season Topscorer:	Dion Drena Beljo (4 goals)
Highest Attendance:	24,300 vs. SK Sturm Graz, 4th August 2024
Lowest Attendance:	15,200 vs. WSG Tirol, 19th August 2024
Average Attendance:	19,800
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Prevseason:	2023–24
Nextseason:	2024–25

The 2024–25 season is the 127th season in the existence of the Sportklub Rapid and the club's 76th consecutive season in the top flight of Austrian football. In addition to the domestic league, Rapid participates in this season's edition of the Austrian Cup and enters international football in the second qualifying round to the UEFA Europa League after coming 4th in the previous Bundesliga season.

Squad

Squad statistics

		Name		League		Austrian Cup		UEFA Competitions		Total		Discipline
				Apps	Goals	Apps	Goals	Apps	Goals	Apps	Goals
Goalkeepers
25				1						1
45				2		1		4		7
Defenders
3				2		1				3		1
4
6				3	1	1		4	1	8	2
20				2+1		1		2+1		5+2
23				1+2				4		5+2		1
47						0+1				0+1
53								0+2		0+2
55				1				2+1		3+1
77				3		0+1		2		5+1		1		1
Midfielders
5						0+1				0+1
8				3		1		4	1	8	1	2
10				0+2		1		0+2	2	1+4	2
17				2+1		1		4		7+1		3
18				3		0+1		4	2	7+1	2
21				1+2				1+1		2+3
24						1	1	0+2		1+2	1
28				1+2	1	1		2+2		4+4	1
30
Forwards
7				3	2	1	1	3+1	1	7+1	4	1
9				2+1				4	3	6+1	3	2
19
22				2+1				4	1	6+1	1	3
27						1		0+2		1+2
37
38
41
66				1+2		0+1		0+4		1+7
70

Goal scorers

Name	width=90	Bundesliga	width=90	Cup	width=90	International	width=90	Total
	2	1	1	4
			3	3
Christoph Lang			2	2
	1		1	2
Matthias Seidl			2	2
Lukas Grgić			1	1
Isak Jansson			1	1
Dennis Kaygin		1		1
Moritz Oswald	1			1
Totals	4	2	11	17

Disciplinary record

Name	Bundesliga			Cup			International			Total
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Isak Jansson	1						2			3
Mamadou Sangare	1			1			1			3
Bendegúz Bolla	1								1	1		1
	2									2
Lukas Grgić	1						1			2
Jonas Auer	1									1
	1									1
Benjamin Böckle	1									1
Totals	9			1			4		1	14		1

Transfers

In

		Name	Age	Moved from	Type	Transfer Window
MF		Louis Schaub		Hannover 96	Transfer	Summer	^[1]
DF		Jakob Schöller		Admira Wacker	Transfer	Summer	^[2]
DF		Benjamin Böckle		Fortuna Düsseldorf	Transfer	Summer	^[3]
MF		Mamadou Sangare		FC Red Bull Salzburg	Transfer	Summer	^[4]
DF		Serge-Philippe Raux-Yao		Rodez AF	Free transfer	Summer	^[5]
DF		Bendegúz Bolla		Wolverhampton Wanderers	Free transfer	Summer	^[6]
FW		Dion Drena Beljo		FC Augsburg	Loan	Summer	^[7]
FW		Noah Bischof		First Vienna FC	Loan return	Summer
FW		Bernhard Zimmermann		Wolfsberger AC	Loan return	Summer
FW		Ferdy Druijf		PEC Zwolle	Loan return	Summer

Out

		Name	Age	Moved to	Type	Transfer Window
DF		Leopold Querfeld		1. FC Union Berlin	Transfer	Summer	^[8]
FW		Fally Mayulu		Bristol City F.C.	Transfer	Summer
MF		Nikolas Sattlberger		K.R.C. Genk	Transfer	Summer	^[9]
DF		Martin Moormann		FC Blau-Weiß Linz	Free transfer	Summer	^[10]
MF		Marco Grüll		SV Werder Bremen	Free transfer	Summer	^[11]
GK		Bernhard Unger			Free transfer	Summer
DF		Thorsten Schick		DSV Leoben	Free transfer	Summer
DF		Michael Sollbauer			Free transfer	Summer
MF		Oliver Strunz			Loan	Summer
DF		Neraysho Kasanwirjo		Feyenoord Rotterdam	Loan return	Summer
DF		Terence Kongolo		Fulham F.C.	Loan return	Summer

Competitions

Austrian Football Bundesliga

See main article: 2024–25 Austrian Football Bundesliga.

Regular season

Matches

Austrian Cup

See main article: 2024–25 Austrian Cup.

UEFA Europa League

See main article: 2024–25 UEFA Europa League.

Play-off round

External links

• 2024/25 season at the official club archive

Notes and References

1. Web site: Jetzt ist es offiziell: Rapid präsentiert Rückkehrer Louis Schaub. kurier.at . 28 May 2024 . German.
2. Web site: Jakob Schöller wird Rapid noch länger fehlen, aber trotzdem gekauft. kurier.at . 11 June 2024 . German.
3. Web site: U21-Teamspieler Böckle wechselt zu Rapid Wien. vienna.at . 26 June 2024 . German.
4. Web site: Doppelschlag bei Rapid: Millionen für Mayulu, Neuzugang für das Mittelfeld . kurier.at . 1 July 2024 . German.
5. Web site: Rapid holt französischen Verteidiger Raux Yao . diepresse.com . 21 May 2024 . German.
6. Web site: Rapid verpflichtet EM-Fahrer. skysportaustria.at . 7 June 2024 . German.
7. Web site: Offiziell: Rapid leiht Angreifer Beljo aus . skysportaustria.at . 9 July 2024 . German.
8. Web site: Perfekt! 1. FC Union holt Österreichs jüngsten EM-Fahrer Leopold Querfeld . berliner-kurier.de . 14 June 2024 . German.
9. Web site: Offiziell: Sattlberger wechselt von Rapid zu Genk . skysportaustria.at . 5 August 2024 . German.
10. Web site: Moormann wechselt von Rapid zu Blau-Weiß Linz . kicker.at . 21 May 2024 . German.
11. Web site: Offiziell: Marco Grüll wechselt im Sommer zu Werder Bremen . kicker.at . 21 May 2024 . German.