Magdeburg club, Moldenhauer played in 152 competitive matches, 134 in the Oberliga, 16 in the FDGB-Pokal and two matches in the Cup Winners' Cup. Career as a sports functionary Aside from his age, work-related issues were decisive in Moldenhauer's ending his playing career. Moldenhauer had received an offer from Magdeburg's SKET, a producer of heavy machinery, to work in a senior position there. He nevertheless stayed a 1. FC Magdeburg member and became part-time goalkeeping coach at the club in 1975. Later he was elected to the club's board of directors. When the question of the future of the East German Football Association (DFV) came up during the events of Die Wende, Moldenhauer belonged to those pushing for a quick absorption into the German Football Association (DFB). On 31 March 1990 Moldenhauer was elected President of the DFV and initiated the merger with the DFB that was completed on 20 November 1990. Moldenhauer was then elected vice-president of the DFB and took on responsibility for the education of coaches and the promotion of talent. In this context he became chairman of the Verein responsible for the Bundesleistungszentrum in Kienbaum near Berlin. Additionally he became president of the newly created Nordostdeutscher Fußballverband (NOFV). From 1994 to 2006 he was also vice-president of the Deutscher Sportbund. In 1991 Moldenhauer founded SV Oldies Magdeburg, a sports club he himself stays fit in and occasionally plays football matches. Stasi informer He worked as a Stasi informer under the codename "Kurt Straube". References External links 1941 births Living people People from Wittenberg (district) East German footballers German footballers 1. FC Magdeburg players DDR-Oberliga players Association football goalkeepers Footballers from Saxony-Anhalt People of the Stasi