Overview
Almuth Schult (born 9 February 1991) is a German footballer who has been widely recognized as a goalkeeper at top levels of the women's game. She developed a reputation for reliable shot-stopping, calm handling and effective distribution. Schult has combined domestic success with regular involvement in Germany's senior national teams.
Club career
Schult progressed from youth football into the professional ranks, notably featuring for 1. FFC Turbine Potsdam before joining VfL Wolfsburg, one of Europe's leading women's clubs. With Wolfsburg she contributed to sustained domestic success and continental competition, appearing in league and cup campaigns as well as the UEFA Women's Champions League.
International career
As a member of the Germany national team, Schult has been selected for major tournaments and squads across several years. She played a key role in Germany's run at the 2016 Olympic Games, where the team won the gold medal. Her international experience includes qualifying competitions and championships at senior level.
Style of play and strengths
Schult is noted for her positional awareness, reflexes and ability to organize the defence. Observers highlight her comfort with the ball at her feet and her ability to start attacks with accurate throws and kicks. Her composure under pressure has been a consistent asset throughout her career.
Clubs and honours
- Notable clubs: 1. FFC Turbine Potsdam, VfL Wolfsburg
- Major honours: multiple domestic league and cup successes and appearances in the UEFA Women's Champions League; Olympic gold with Germany (2016)
Further information
For career statistics, match records and official profiles, see club and federation pages: Club profile and national team profile. These sources provide up-to-date details on appearances, recent seasons and official announcements.