Jurgen Klinsmann
English name: Jurgen Klinsmann
Nationality: Germany
Birthday: July 1964 30th
Height: 1.81 meters
Weight: 74 kg
Position: Forward
Former club: SC Gislingen, Stuttgart Kickers, Stuttgart Kickers, Inter Milan, Monaco, Tottenham Hotspur, Bayern Munich, Sampdoria
Honor:
German League, Cup Champion , Italian League Champion, UEFA Cup Champion
1990 World Cup Champion, 1995 English Footballer of the Year, 1996 European Cup Champion
Life introduction: July 30, 1964, Collins Mann was born in Giegen in the Swabia region of the Federal Republic of Germany. He started his football career with TB Giegen at the age of 8. In 1974, he came to SC Gislingen. In 1978, he became a player of the Stuttgart youth team. In 1982, Klinsmann became a second division player. The main player of the team Stuttgart Kickers became an official professional player. In the 1983-1984 season, Klinsmann became one of the top scorers in the second division with 19 goals. In 1984, he moved to the first division powerhouse Stuttgart and won the first division championship in the 1984-85 season and the 1989 Runner-up in the UEFA Cup, Klinsmann himself became the league's top scorer and West German Footballer of the Year in 1988. In 1987, Klinsmann was selected for the national team for the first time and performed outstandingly in the 1988 European Cup and the Seoul Olympics, winning third place in the 1988 European Cup. In 1989, he transferred to the Italian Inter Milan team for 2.6 million pounds and helped the team win the Serie A championship and the 1991 UEFA Cup championship that year. In 1990, Klinsmann participated in the 14th World Cup in Italy. As the main forward, he made outstanding contributions to the German team's third World Cup win. Klinsmann was also selected into the best team of the tournament. In 1992, Klinsmann participated in the European Cup for the second time, helping the German team win the runner-up and was selected for the best team. In the 1992-93 season, Klinsmann moved to the French Monaco team and helped the team win the Ligue 1 championship. In 1994, Klinsmann participated in the 15th World Cup in the United States. Although the German team failed to defend the title and failed to enter the semi-finals, he scored 5 goals and took away the Silver Boot Award. After the World Cup, Klinsmann moved to England's Tottenham Hotspur and was named the 1995 English Footballer of the Year. In 1995, Klinsmann joined the Bundesliga leader Bayern Munich and won the Bundesliga championship and the UEFA Cup in 1997. However, due to disagreements with coach Trapattoni, he moved to the Italian Sampdoria team in 1997. . In 1996, Klinsmann captained the national team and led the team to win the European Cup in England. After playing for Sampdoria for a year, in 1997, Tottenham Hotspur was on the verge of relegation in the Premier League. Klinsmann returned to England to help Tottenham successfully avoid relegation. In the 1998 World Cup, the German team was eliminated by Croatia in the quarter-finals due to declining overall strength. Klinsmann scored 3 goals in the game, ending his national team career. At the end of 1998, Klinsmann returned to Bayern Munich in Germany. After playing for Bayern for one season, he announced that he would hang up his boots. After retiring, Klinsmann settled in the United States and stayed away from football. After the 2004 European Cup, he succeeded his former teammate Voller as the new coach of the German national team. It was this "golden bomber" who led the team to win the World Cup for the fourth time on home soil. "The greatest wish.
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Name: Klinsmann
Nickname: "Golden Bomber"
Nationality: Germany
p>Date of birth: July 30, 1964
Position: Forward
Height: 184cm
Weight: 74kg
Place of birth: G?ppingen near Stuttgart, Württemberg, Germany
Foreign language proficiency: English, Italian, French and German
Essence: Pure Aryan Person
Origin: Son of a baker
Hobbies: Traveling and some public welfare undertakings
Club played for: Stuttgart, Inter Milan, Monaco, Bayern Hotspur
< p>National team goals: 47 goals in 108 gamesWorld Cup goals: 11 goals
Shirt number: 18
Spread your arms after scoring a goal Jumping moves, blond hair, and excellent heading ability, the combination of all this has made Klinsmann known as the "Golden Bomber".
Klinsmann was selected into the youth football team of the selection area at the age of 9, and later joined the Geislingen Football Club. He started playing football at the age of 14, and officially joined the powerful Stuttgart team at the age of 20. In 1988, he was named the Footballer of the Federal Republic of Germany and was selected into the national team to participate in the Seoul Olympics in the same year. In 1989, he moved to the Italian Inter Milan team for 4 million marks. In 1992, he moved to the French Monaco team for 8 million marks. He then moved to the British Tottenham team for one year and then joined the German Bayern Munich team for 2.14 million US dollars. , with an annual salary of US$5.4 million.
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On July 30, 1964, Jurgen Klinsmann was born in G?ppingen, Swabia, Federal Republic of Germany. His father ran a bakery and his family was poor, which gave him the experience of working independently at a very young age. When he was young, he practiced gymnastics and volleyball with the G?ppingen TB team. Soon he became obsessed with football and practiced hard day and night. Later, he entered the G?ppingen youth team and scored 250 goals in 4 seasons, which was amazing.
In 1979, he joined the Stuttgart youth team and two years later entered the Stuttgart adult team and became an official professional player. He scored 17 goals in the 1983-84 season, so he entered the first division VFB Stuttgart team in 1984. During his five years with the team, he averaged one goal every two games and won the West Bundesliga championship in the 1984-85 season with the team and the runner-up in the UEFA Cup in 1989. He himself became the league's top scorer (19 goals) in 1988 and the West German Footballer of the Year.
In 1987, Klinsmann was selected for the national team and participated in the 1988 European Cup and finished third. In 1989, he transferred to Inter Milan for 2.6 million pounds and played for two years. He scored 27 goals and won the long-lost Italian Serie A championship and the 1991 UEFA Cup championship for Inter Milan.
Participated in the 14th World Cup in 1990 and played a major role in the German team winning the World Cup for the third time. Klinsmann himself was selected as the best team in the world. Ranked fourth in the World Footballer competition that year.
In 1992, he participated in the European Cup for the second time, won the runner-up, and was selected into the best team. After the game, he was transferred to the French team Monaco. He helped the team win the French League Championship in the 1992-93 season and also entered the semi-finals of the European Champions Cup. He himself ranked among the top three scorers.
In 1994, Klinsmann participated in the United States World Cup again. The German team performed poorly and did not enter the semi-finals, but he performed well, scoring 5 goals and winning the Silver Boot. After the game, Klinsmann moved to England's Tottenham Hotspur, where he was He was greatly welcomed by the fans and was named the 1995 English Footballer of the Year.
In 1995, Klinsmann was attracted to Bayern Munich by Beckenbauer. During his two years with the team, although he won the German Bundesliga championship (1997) and the UEFA Cup Champion (1997), but he had an unhappy life due to conflicts with Matthaus. Therefore, he moved to Italy's Sampdoria team in 1997, but his form in the Sampdoria team was poor and he was reduced to a substitute.
In 1996, as captain, Klinsmann also won the 10th European Football Championship in England for the German team.
In December 1997, Tottenham Hotspur was on the verge of relegation in the Premier League. In order to save Tottenham, the Golden Bombers resolutely returned to London. In the most critical game for relegation, Clint Sman was brave and scored a hat-trick to help Tottenham win 4-2 and successfully avoid relegation.
In the 1998 World Cup, although the German team was eliminated by Croatia in the quarter-finals due to overall aging, Klinsmann's performance in the four games the German team participated in was indeed mediocre. Doubtless, he scored 3 goals. Especially when facing the American team, Klinsmann used his chest to stop the ball and directly passed the American defender, and then kicked the curve ball with his right foot. American goalkeeper Keller could only watch the ball and sigh.