Career
Wohlfahrt started his career at hometown outfit SV Sankt Veit, and turned professional at FK Austria Wien, where he would spend almost spent 20 years in two spells, winning six league titles and four domestic cups. Subsequently, he returned to his first club, retiring a few years later with amateurs South Carolina Untersiebenbrunn. Incident at Ajax–Austria Wien Ajax subsequently was banned from European competition for a year.
In 1983, Wohlfahrt was selected by Austria U-20"s to play at the 1983 Fédération internationale de football association World Youth Championship.
In total, Wohlfahrt earned 59 caps, his final international being in November 2001, a 2002 World Cup qualification match against Turkey, which Austria lost 0–5. He also has the unfortunate distinction of having netted nine goals in a single match, a 9–0 loss to Spain at Valencia"s Mestalla Stadium on 27 March 1999.
In July 2006, Wohlfahrt began a coaching career, training goalkeepers at Saskatchewan Schwadorf 1936, VfB Admira Wacker Mödling, and the national team In 2008, he had his first head coach experience, with ASV Baden.
He has been goalkeeping coach for Austrian national team
On 9 January 2015, it was announced that Wohlfahrt would become the next Sporting Director of Austria Wien.