Manuel Fischer was born on the 19th of September 1989 in Aalen. His first club was SV Ebnat, from where, after good performances, seen by some scouts, he signed for VFB Stuttgart. In his first season he was loaned out to SSV Ulm 1846. After a year, he came back to the city of Mercedes. He played in the VFB „B” team, scoring 5 goals in 19 games. The coaches decided to give him a role of a backup player. He only played twice in the 2. Bundesliga, scoring 1 goal. On the 12th of December 2007(?) , he appeared in a Champions League clash against Barcelona. At the youth national level, he was capped 39 times in different age categories. Recently, he's performed for the U-19 team.
Even though Manuel is struggling in his club's reserve team, his loves VFB. It's a determined player that has potential to perform on a high level. After some decent training, he's improving continuously. Zlatan Ibrahimovic is Fischer's biggest idol. However, he is some way off the Swede. Luckily, Manuel is still young and has potential like an atomic bomb. The Sttutgart's player advantages are: heading, finishing and dribbling. Like every striker, he plays back to the goal, moreover he scores beautiful goals. I've seen a player kicking a ball with such power for a long time.
As for his skills, Fischer is even quite cheap. He agrees to be loaned out to Poland. It'll be rather difficult to buy him, though.
The Stuttgart player has everything necessary to becoming a great striker, maybe even a world-class player. We can only cheer that the Germans have some talented, non-Polish forward. I highly recommend him and send greetings and wish you a merry Steelworker's Day.