A. Hütter

Austria · Manager · Monaco

17y In management

7 Clubs

4 Countries

8 Titles

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previewBundesligaOfficial source· 25 Aug 2026

Hütter returns to Frankfurt with attacking promise

After a disappointing 8th-place finish, Frankfurt turn back to a familiar face to reignite their attack.

rumourCaughtOffsideRumour source· 19 Sept 2026

Monaco chief hints at January exit for Balogun

Monaco's director has opened up on the club's January plans, with Folarin Balogun's future once again in the spotlight.

transferGiveMeSportEstablished source· 15 Sept 2026

Everton Had Balogun Deal Agreed This Summer

Everton reportedly struck a summer agreement for Monaco's Folarin Balogun, a move now framed as the upgrade they let slip.

Personal info

Role: Manager
Full name: Adi Hütter
Born: 11 Feb 1970 (age 56)
Birthplace: Hohenems, Austria
Nationality: Austria
Clubs managed: 7
Current club: Monaco

Overview

Adi Hütter is an Austrian football coach, born on 11 February 1970. He has managed several clubs, including Rheindorf Altach, Grödig, Red Bull Salzburg, BSC Young Boys, Eintracht Frankfurt, and Borussia Mönchengladbach. As of the provided facts, he is the current head coach of Monaco.

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