The 2024–25 season was the 116th season in the history of SK Sturm Graz, and the club's 59th consecutive season in Austrian Football Bundesliga. In addition to the domestic league, the team to participate in the Austrian Cup and the UEFA Champions League.
Sturm Graz retained their Austrian Bundesliga title with a 1–1 draw against Wolfsberg on the final day of the season.
Transfers In PlayerTransferred fromFeeDateSource Tochi Chukwuani LyngbyUndisclosed Youba Koïta ATS Koro Martin Kern Puskás AFC II Emir Karić SV Darmstadt 98Free Arjan Malić SV Ried€500,000 Kjell Scherpen Brighton & Hove AlbionLoan Lovro Zvonarek Bayern MunichLoan Mika Biereth Arsenal FC U21€4,000,000 Emanuel Aiwu CremoneseUndisclosed Daniil Khudyakov Lokomotiv Moscow€340,000
Out PlayerTransferred toFeeDateSource David Schnegg D.C. United€1,850,000 Jusuf Gazibegović 1. FC Köln€2,000,000
Friendlies Pre-season
Mid-season
Winter Break
Competitions Overall record
Austrian Football Bundesliga
League table
Results summary
Results by round
Matches
Austrian Cup
UEFA Champions League
League phase
The league phase draw was held on 29 August 2024. Sturm Graz will play their home matches at Wörthersee Stadion, Klagenfurt am Wörthersee, instead of their regular stadium, Liebenauer Stadium, Graz, which does not meet UEFA requirements.
Statistics
Goalscorers RankPos.PlayerAustrian BundesligaAustrian CupChampions LeagueTotal1FW Mika Biereth 11 1 2 142MF Otar Kiteishvili 12 0 1 133MF William Bøving 11 0 0 114FW Seedy Jatta 5 2 0 75MF Tomi Horvat 4 2 0 66FW Leon Grgic 5 0 0 57MF Malick Yalcouyé 4 0 0 48MF Tochi Chukwuani 3 0 0 3FW Erencan Yardımcı 2 1 0 310MF Lovro Zvonarek 1 1 0 2MF Jon Gorenc Stanković 1 1 0 212DF Emanuel Aiwu 1 0 0 1DF Niklas Geyrhofer 1 0 0 1DF Max Johnston 1 0 0 1DF Dimitri Lavalée 1 0 0 1DF Gregory Wüthrich 1 0 0 1DF Arjan Malić 0 0 1 1FW Manprit Sarkaria 0 1 0 1Own goals2013Totals669580
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