Austria Max Wober (2023-2026)

Austria Max Wober (2023-2026)

Position: Defender | DOB: 04/02/1998 | Apps: 28 | Goals: 1
Debut: 08/01/2023 - Cardiff City (A)
Pos: Defender | DOB: 04/02/1998
Apps: 28 | Goals: 1
Debut: 08/01/2023 - Cardiff City (A)

Spells
Signed From Type Joined Left For Left
Glasgow Schools Apprentice Jun 1971 Nottingham Forest Jun 1979
Nottingham Forest Permanent Jul 1981 Sunderland Jun 1985
Other Clubs
Rapid Vienna
Ajax
Sevilla
RB Salzburg
🔄
Borussia M�nchengladbach
🔄
Werder Bremen
Schalke 04


Player Record Apps Start (Sub) Unused Sub Goals
League 24 16 (8) 19 1
FA Cup 3 2 (1) 1 0
League Cup 1 1 (0) 0 0
TOTAL 28 19 (9) 20 1

Season by Season Apps Start (Sub) Unused Sub Goals
1971-1972 0 0 (0) 1 0
Europe 0 0 (0) 1 0
1972-1973 6 4 (2) 6 1
League 4 3 (1) 1 1
FA Cup 0 0 (0) 1 0
Europe 2 1 (1) 4 0
1973-1974 14 9 (5) 11 1
League 6 3 (3) 10 0
FA Cup 1 0 (1) 1 0
League Cup 1 1 (0) 0 0
Europe 6 5 (1) 0 1
1974-1975 33 32 (1) 3 2
League 18 18 (0) 0 2
FA Cup 8 8 (0) 0 0
League Cup 1 0 (1) 0 0
Europe 6 6 (0) 3 0
1975-1976 46 46 (0) 0 2
League 42 42 (0) 0 2
FA Cup 2 2 (0) 0 0
League Cup 2 2 (0) 0 0
1976-1977 47 47 (0) 0 3
League 41 41 (0) 0 3
FA Cup 5 5 (0) 0 0
League Cup 1 1 (0) 0 0
1977-1978 48 47 (1) 1 6
League 41 40 (1) 1 3
FA Cup 1 1 (0) 0 1
League Cup 6 6 (0) 0 2
1978-1979 51 51 (0) 0 10
League 40 40 (0) 0 6
FA Cup 3 3 (0) 0 2
League Cup 8 8 (0) 0 2
1979-1980 1 1 (0) 0 0
League 1 1 (0) 0 0
1981-1982 41 40 (1) 1 0
League 37 36 (1) 1 0
FA Cup 2 2 (0) 0 0
League Cup 2 2 (0) 0 0
1982-1983 48 48 (0) 0 5
League 42 42 (0) 0 5
FA Cup 3 3 (0) 0 0
League Cup 3 3 (0) 0 0
1983-1984 29 29 (0) 0 4
League 24 24 (0) 0 4
FA Cup 1 1 (0) 0 0
League Cup 4 4 (0) 0 0
1984-1985 43 43 (0) 0 1
League 39 39 (0) 0 1
FA Cup 1 1 (0) 0 0
League Cup 3 3 (0) 0 0

Appearances Date Score
Match Events
Cardiff City
FA Cup, 3rd Round		 A 08/01/2023 2 : 2 D
Aston Villa
Premier League		 A 13/01/2023 1 : 2 L
Cardiff City
FA Cup, 3rd Round Replay		 H 18/01/2023 5 : 2 W
Brentford
Premier League		 H 22/01/2023 0 : 0 D
Accrington Stanley
FA Cup, 4th Round		 A 28/01/2023 3 : 1 W
Nottingham Forest
Premier League		 A 05/02/2023 0 : 1 L
Manchester United
Premier League		 A 08/02/2023 2 : 2 D
Manchester United
Premier League		 H 12/02/2023 0 : 2 L
Everton
Premier League		 A 18/02/2023 0 : 1 L
Southampton
Premier League		 H 25/02/2023 1 : 0 W
Chelsea
Premier League		 A 04/03/2023 0 : 1 L
Brighton & Hove Albion
Premier League		 H 11/03/2023 2 : 2 D
Wolverhampton Wanderers
Premier League		 A 18/03/2023 4 : 2 W
Fulham
Premier League		 A 22/04/2023 1 : 2 L
Bournemouth
Premier League		 A 30/04/2023 1 : 4 L
Manchester City
Premier League		 A 06/05/2023 1 : 2 L
Newcastle United
Premier League		 H 13/05/2023 2 : 2 D
West Ham United
Premier League		 A 21/05/2023 1 : 3 L
Tottenham Hotspur
Premier League		 H 28/05/2023 1 : 4 L
Middlesbrough
Carabao Cup, 1st Round		 H 14/08/2024 0 : 3 L
Swansea City
Championship		 A 24/11/2024 4 : 3 W
Luton Town
Championship		 H 27/11/2024 3 : 0 W
Derby County
Championship		 H 07/12/2024 2 : 0 W
Middlesbrough
Championship		 H 10/12/2024 3 : 1 W
Blackburn Rovers
Championship		 H 01/01/2025 1 : 1 D
Hull City
Championship		 A 04/01/2025 3 : 3 D
Luton Town
Championship		 A 05/04/2025 1 : 1 D
Plymouth Argyle
Championship		 A 03/05/2025 2 : 1 W
Unused Sub Date Score
Match Events
Liverpool
Premier League		 H 17/04/2023 1 : 6 L Unused Sub
Portsmouth
Championship		 H 10/08/2024 3 : 3 D Unused Sub
West Bromwich Albion
Championship		 A 17/08/2024 0 : 0 D Unused Sub
Hull City
Championship		 H 31/08/2024 2 : 0 W Unused Sub
Plymouth Argyle
Championship		 H 02/11/2024 3 : 0 W Unused Sub
Millwall
Championship		 A 06/11/2024 0 : 1 L Unused Sub
Queens Park Rangers
Championship		 H 09/11/2024 2 : 0 W Unused Sub
Blackburn Rovers
Championship		 A 30/11/2024 0 : 1 L Unused Sub
Preston North End
Championship		 A 14/12/2024 1 : 1 D Unused Sub
Harrogate Town
FA Cup, 3rd Round		 H 11/01/2025 1 : 0 W Unused Sub
Sheffield Wednesday
Championship		 H 19/01/2025 3 : 0 W Unused Sub
Norwich City
Championship		 H 22/01/2025 2 : 0 W Unused Sub
Burnley
Championship		 A 27/01/2025 0 : 0 D Unused Sub
Cardiff City
Championship		 H 01/02/2025 7 : 0 W Unused Sub
Coventry City
Championship		 A 05/02/2025 2 : 0 W Unused Sub
Middlesbrough
Championship		 A 08/04/2025 1 : 0 W Unused Sub
Preston North End
Championship		 H 12/04/2025 2 : 1 W Unused Sub
Oxford United
Championship		 A 18/04/2025 1 : 0 W Unused Sub
Stoke City
Championship		 H 21/04/2025 6 : 0 W Unused Sub
Bristol City
Championship		 H 28/04/2025 4 : 0 W Unused Sub

References
Transfermarkt: Player Profile Max Wober
WhoScored: Player Profile Max Wober
Sheridan Dictates: Player Profile for Max Wober
This website is intended as a free resource for the Leeds United community. Every effort has been made to respect copyright regulations, and any use of material is for informational purposes only. If you are the owner of any content featured on this site and object to its inclusion, please contact us, and we address the matter promptly.

View all Showing latest 5 of 586 comments...

PhoenixUnited wrote on 23 Jul 2026 08:29 am

I have long accepted that the days when we sold on players and made a profit have long since gone. Occasionally, we make a killing - McCormack to Foolem, Jack Clarke to Spares etc., but generally what we get in is below the market price. It's the Leeds United way.

With the current crop of deadwood / unwanted players I think the starting point should be nowt and then anything after that is a bonus. Can't rely on income from player sales. Pointless getting vexed over this. Just need to move on.

weasel wrote on 22 Jul 2026 09:21 pm

Victor_Notts-17 wrote: ↑Wed Jul 22, 2026 4:19 pm This is why our PSR rate (or whatever they are calling it now) is always so bad for us and why we cannot afford to buy anyone decent. We always pay top dollar buying, we destroy that player (by never playing him) then we cannot sell them for taffy! Loaning players out is a complete waste: they never ever sell for decent money. Examples of purchases we lose (or will lose) money on: Wober (£11m) / Harrison ($11m) / Ramazani (£10m) / Perri (£17m) / Piroe (£15m) / Aaronson £25m :lol: ). There are many others in recent years...
The stupid loan clauses really f*cked us up. Likely we could have got a good fee for Wober, Harrison etc if we could have sold them - but who was going to buy them when they could have them free for a year (or two in the case of Everton with Harrison). Likely West Ham didn't insert relegation clauses (as they considered themselves to big to go down) and as such they have been able to get decent returns for their best players and even put themselves in a posiiton to presumably keep paying Bowen premier league wages.

weasel wrote on 22 Jul 2026 09:17 pm

WhiteRose wrote: ↑Wed Jul 22, 2026 3:53 pm Good that he has gone but these kind of actions do t bode well for those of us who thought the coffers would be swelled by the sales of ramizani, Gelhardt,Piroe, Joseph etc all will either be transferred for nowt or loaned out until released - there’s always mitigating factors but in general we appear to be an appallingly bad club at player trading.
We do. Had hoped we'd turned a corner with the sale of Glen Kamara, a player that we made a profit on despite it looking like he was no longer needed by us.

I think we did okay with the sales of Rutter, Summerville and Gray too.
People can make out the Summerville fee was too low but at that point he was a one season wonder at championship level - with suspicions that he had been found out. West Ham are selling a player that is now a bit more proven at the top level (yes I know he had shown flashes in the prem with Leeds but many young players can have a few good games and then fade so it wasn't like he was prem proven).

Rutter we got our money back, maybe a tiny profit but, as with Summerville our hands were tied by the contract clauses.

Gray I think we got a good fee. I would say that two years later he isn't an established prem player despite seeming to have done well at times with Spurs. That we got Rodon to come the other way made it an excellent deal.

1964white wrote on 22 Jul 2026 08:03 pm

whiteswan wrote: ↑Wed Jul 22, 2026 7:54 pm We will....we could have a little fish and chip bet....who is further away to the mark gets them in :)
We could indeed. :-D

Graham Smyth reckons there'll be plenty of interest from championship clubs & we'll get a decent amount for Joffy.

whiteswan wrote on 22 Jul 2026 07:54 pm

1964white wrote: ↑Wed Jul 22, 2026 6:00 pm We'll see in the next few weeks!
We will....we could have a little fish and chip bet....who is further away to the mark gets them in :)
Related

Wober signs for Schalke after Leeds release

Good Morning. It's Thursday 23rd July, and here are the latest headlines from Elland Road… Wober signs for Schalke after Leeds release Leeds United’s chapter with Max Wöber has officially reached...

By Ellandback1 | 23 Jul 2026 11 Comments

Leeds United News Archive

All our news articles, comment and editorials including the LUFC Breakfast Debate.

News

Message Boards & Forums

Our forums and message boards where you can debate and discuss all things Leeds United with like minded fans.

Forums
Latest

Leeds United vs Tottenham Hotspur - Match Thread

Leeds United host Tottenham Hotspur at Elland Road on Saturday lunchtime (12:30) needing a result to stop a worrying slide. The Whites are 12th with 11 points from nine games (two wins, five draws, two...

By YorkshireSquare | 06 Nov 2026 492 Comments
Latest

Farke’s Presser Comments Get Fans Talking

In his [url=https://www.leeds-live.co.uk/sport/leeds-united/daniel-farke-live-leeds-united-34865797]pre-Tottenham press conference[/url], Daniel Farke was asked about our ranking of 95th out of 96 sides...

By Ellandback1 | 06 Nov 2026 59 Comments

Statistics & Records

Stats including player details, season by season details, head to head information, tilte and records.

Statistics

Leeds United History

Articles about Leeds United’s history including some our our greatest players and most important games.

History
Latest

Are Leeds Wasting Their Physical Edge?

On the [url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sBWGbtg_rNU]One Leeds channel[/url], Conor McGilligan and David Brown say the current approach has run its course. Their video, “TIME FOR CHANGE! What MUST...

By Ellandback1 | 05 Nov 2026 19 Comments