Max Rosenfelder

SCF

• #37 • Center Back

Max Rosenfelder

SCF

• #37 • Center Back

Nationality

Germany

Position

Role

Ball-Playing Centre Back

Birthdate (Age)

Feb 10, 2003 (23)

Preferred Foot

Right

Height

6'1"

Weight

168 lb

Club

Freiburg

League

Bundesliga

Ranking

Bundesliga

2026/2027 All matches

Overall grade

58.3

160/266

Impact score

5.1

246/266

Defender rank

90th

90/106

All rank

233rd

233/266

Top 5 Leagues

2026/2027 All matches

Defender rank

605th

605/645

All rank

1617th

1,617/1,701

Grades

Key Grades

2026/2027 Bundesliga

Overall

74th/106 DEF

58.3

Passing

78th/105 DEF

61.4

1 V 1 Defending

N/A

Aerial Duel

86th/95 DEF

57.4

Positioning

47th/101 DEF

65.9

Blocking

N/A

Overall Grades by game

2026/2027 Bundesliga

Metrics

Key Metrics

2026/2027 Bundesliga

Appearances

Minutes

Goals

Assists

Upcoming matches

News

Aug 27, 2026

Back to full availability

Rosenfelder is fully available for Thursday's Conference League clash against Motherwell after returning to full team training Monday, according to coach Julian Schuster. "Everything is fine with him. It was clear that he would only play one of the games. He's been training normally since Monday."

Analysis: Rosenfelder was withdrawn with cramps late in the first leg against Motherwell before sitting out the DFB-Pokal win over Fortuna Dusseldorf, but Schuster confirmed his absence was planned as part of his workload management rather than due to an injury setback. The center-back has trained without restrictions since Monday and is therefore back in contention to start Thursday after featuring in the starting XI during the first leg.

Aug 20, 2026

Forced off in Motherwell clash

Rosenfelder was substituted in the 80th minute of Thursday's Conference League playoff first leg against Motherwell after appearing to twist his right leg in a challenge.

Analysis: Rosenfelder stayed down and signaled he couldn't continue, with Philipp Lienhart coming on in his place, though he was able to leave the pitch under his own power despite not moving entirely smoothly. Whether the 23-year-old center back has suffered anything more serious remains to be seen, and Freiburg's medical staff will need to evaluate him further before a clearer picture of the injury emerges.