Philipp Köhn#16

Philipp Köhn

Goalkeeper
Switzerland · 28 yrs · Born 2 Apr 1998 · 1.90 m · 80 kg

Philipp Köhn is a goalkeeper from Switzerland who plays for Monaco, wearing shirt number 16. Born in 1998, he stands 1.90 m tall.

Player information

Full name Philipp François Köhn
Known as P. Köhn
Position Goalkeeper
Team Monaco
Nationality Switzerland
Date of birth 2 April 1998
Age 28 years
Height 1.90 m
Weight 80 kg
Sex Male
Shirt number 16

Season statistics

0 Matches
0 Goals
0 Assists
0 Yellow cards
0 Red cards

Recent matches · last 1

L

Trophy cabinet · 4 won

Admiral Bundesliga – logo
Admiral Bundesliga
Ligue 1 – logo
Ligue 1 2023/2024

Clubs and national teams · 1

  1. Monaco - club crest
    Jul 2023 – Jun 2028 #16

The career of Philipp Köhn so far

Philipp Köhn's career began at Stuttgart U19. He moved to RB Leipzig in 2017, to Salzburg in 2018 for €900k and then to Monaco in 2023 for €10m, among 5 recorded transfers in total. He has won 9 trophies, including Ligue 1, Admiral Bundesliga. He currently plays for Monaco.

Career history · 5 transfers

  1. 2023
    Salzburg Monaco
    €10,000,000 15 July 2023
  2. 2021
    Wil Salzburg
    30 June 2021
  3. 2020
    Salzburg Wil
    29 Jul 2020
  4. 2018
    RB Leipzig Salzburg
    €900,000 6 Jul 2018
  5. 2017
    Stuttgart U19 RB Leipzig
    1 July 2017

Frequently asked questions about Philipp Köhn

What team does Philipp Köhn play for?

Philipp Köhn plays for Monaco.

What position does Philipp Köhn play?

Philipp Köhn plays as a goalkeeper.

How old is Philipp Köhn?

Philipp Köhn is 28 years old, born on 2 April 1998.

How tall is Philipp Köhn?

Philipp Köhn is 1.90 m (6′3″) tall.

Where is Philipp Köhn from?

Philipp Köhn is from Switzerland.

Which teams has Philipp Köhn played for?

Philipp Köhn has played for Stuttgart U19, RB Leipzig, Salzburg, Wil and Monaco.

What shirt number does Philipp Köhn wear?

Philipp Köhn wears shirt number 16 for Monaco.

When did Philipp Köhn join Monaco?

Philipp Köhn joined Monaco from Salzburg on 15 July 2023 for a fee of €10m.