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Wednesday, 14th November, 2012
Klaus Allofs has left his post as Werder Bremen sporting director to move to Wolfsburg.
Allofs will take up a similar role at the Volkswagen Arena, bringing to an end a 13-year stint at Werder Bremen.
The 55-year-old ended his playing career at Werder Bremen, hanging up his boots with the club in 1993.
Allofs enjoyed a successful career as a striker, making 56 international appearances for West Germany.
He had a spell coaching Fortuna Dusseldorf, but swapped the dugout for the boardroom in 1999 when he joined Werder Bremen as sporting director.
Allofs arrives at a Wolfsburg side which have had a less than perfect start to the season.
Manager Felix Magath parted company with the Wolves earlier this season, due to poor results.
Wolfsburg are currently third bottom in the Bundesliga, despite a recent revival under Kostner.
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