Lothar Herbert Matthäus (, ;  born 21 March 1961) is a German football manager and former player, regarded as one of the greatest defensive midfielders ever. After captaining West Germany to victory in the 1990 FIFA World Cup where he lifted the World Cup trophy, he was awarded the Ballon d'Or. In 1991, he was named the first FIFA World Player of the Year, and remains the only German to have received the award. He was also included in the Ballon d'Or Dream Team in 2020.

Matthäus held the record of having played in five FIFA World Cups (1982, 1986, 1990, 1994, 1998), more than any other outfield player in men's football, until the 2018 World Cup, in which Mexico's Rafael Márquez equalled his record, and holds the record for the most World Cup matches played by a single player (25 games). He also won UEFA Euro 1980, and played in the 1984, 1988 and 2000 UEFA European Championships. In 1999, aged 38, Matthäus was again voted German Footballer of the Year, having previously won the award in 1990.

Matthäus is the most capped German player of all time, retiring with a total of 150 appearances (83 for West Germany) in 20 years, and 23 goals. Matthäus is a member of the FIFA 100 list of the greatest living football players chosen by Pelé. Diego Maradona said of Matthäus, "he is the best rival I've ever had. I guess that's enough to define him", in his book Yo soy el Diego (I am the Diego).

A versatile and complete player, Matthäus is regarded as one of the greatest midfielders of all time, and was renowned for his perceptive passing, positional sense, well-timed tackling, as well as powerful shooting. During his career, he usually played as a box-to-box midfielder, although late in his career he played as a sweeper.

Club career
Matthäus was born in Erlangen, Bavaria, West Germany. He spent his early playing days in the youth team of 1. FC Herzogenaurach, located in a small town in Bavaria close to Nuremberg.

Matthäus started his professional career in 1979 with Borussia Mönchengladbach of the Bundesliga, for whom he played until 1984. He then played for Bayern Munich from 1984–88, winning the Bundesliga twice and the DFB-Pokal. They also reached the European Cup final in 1987, leading 1–0 for most of the game until two late goals gave FC Porto the win.
thumb|upright|Matthäus in 1995

Matthäus and Bayern teammate Andreas Brehme signed with Inter Milan of Serie A in 1988, winning the Scudetto in 1988–89 during their first season, and the Italian Supercup that year as well. Matthäus continued to enjoy further success with Inter, winning the UEFA Cup in 1991 and being named FIFA World Player of the Year. In the final, he scored a penalty in the first leg to help them to their victory over Roma.

Returning to Bayern Munich in 1992, he won four Bundesliga titles, two DFB-Pokals, another UEFA Cup and reached a second European Cup final in 1999. The only major club football honour which eluded Matthäus, for competitions in which he played, was the UEFA Champions League. Famously, he came within two minutes of picking up a winners' medal in 1999, only to have his hopes dashed by Manchester United, who scored two last-minute goals in the final, after he was substituted in the 80th minute of play while the team was still leading 1–0. When the two teams went to collect their medals Matthäus removed his runners-up medal immediately after he received it – it was the second time he had been on the losing side in a final under similar circumstances; in the 1987 final, Bayern had been leading 1–0 most of the game until two late goals gave FC Porto the win. After Matthäus retired, Bayern would win the Champions League in 2000–01 and later that year the Intercontinental Cup. His last official match for Bayern took place in Munich on 8 March 2000 and was a Champions League match against Real Madrid, which Bayern won 4–1.

During the 1999–2000 season, Matthäus moved from Bayern to New York City's MetroStars team of Major League Soccer in the United States. He played in the US from March to October 2000 and retired from professional football afterwards. During his season with the MetroStars, he traveled to St. Tropez when he was supposed to be rehabbing his back.

Matthäus came out of retirement in 2018, at age 57, to play 50 minutes of 1. FC Herzogenaurach's final league game of the season. The team had already secured the league title, and the appearance allowed Matthäus to satisfy his ambition retiring with the club where his career started: "It was always my dream to play my last competitive game here."

International career
thumb|upright|Matthäus has won more Germany caps than anyone else, 150, and went to nine major international tournaments, captaining the 1990 World Cup-winning team.
Matthäus was first called up to the West German national squad in 1980, where he was part of the winning squad in UEFA Euro 1980 in Italy, making his international debut at the tournament in a game against the Netherlands. He also played two games at the 1982 FIFA World Cup in Spain; he was brought on as a substitute in group stage games against Chile and the infamous Disgrace of Gijón game versus Austria. West Germany reached the final, losing to Italy at the Santiago Bernabéu Stadium in Madrid 3–1.

By now, he also had a regular place in the national team for the 1986 World Cup in Mexico, scoring the winner in the round of 16 against Morocco. In the final at the Azteca Stadium in Mexico City, despite his considerable play-making ability, he was assigned by coach Franz Beckenbauer to mark Argentina's Diego Maradona. Maradona did not score in the final, but his pass to a teammate with six minutes left in regulation time set up the winning goal for Argentina, and West Germany lost their second consecutive World Cup final, this time 3–2.

At UEFA Euro 1988 in West Germany, Matthäus captained the team and scored a penalty against the Netherlands (the eventual winners) in the semi-final to give his team a 1–0 lead, but Ronald Koeman leveled the score with a penalty, and then Marco van Basten slid in the winning goal in the final minutes.

thumb|left|250px|Matthäus celebrating his goal v Czechoslovakia at the 1990 World Cup
His immediate success in Italy's premier football league, the Serie A, was a precursor to the national team which finally managed to triumph at the 1990 FIFA World Cup held in Italy. Six of West Germany's squad played professionally there;  Matthäus and the West German squad played most of the World Cup games at Inter's home stadium the San Siro. West Germany was the best team of the tournament and one of the few to choose an attacking style of play, contrary to previous German teams' more defensive style. Matthäus led his squad from midfield and scored four goals, including two against Yugoslavia. He scored the only goal of the quarter-final against Czechoslovakia from a penalty awarded in the 25th minute of the match. West Germany reached its third consecutive final, a rematch against Maradona-led Argentina, and this time Matthäus and his team emerged victorious 1–0 at the Stadio Olimpico in Rome thanks to Andreas Brehme converting an 85th minute penalty.  Matthäus later said that playing the World Cup in Italy was "like playing a World Cup at home". As team captain, Matthäus hoisted the last World Cup trophy before German reunification in 1990.

thumb|right|250px|During the 1994 World Cup, Matthäus scored a penalty kick against Bulgarian goalkeeper Borislav Mihaylov in a quarter final match at Giants Stadium in New York City.
He was injured and unable to take part in UEFA Euro 1992 in Sweden; though a reunified Germany made the final but lost 2–0 to surprise Denmark. At the 1994 FIFA World Cup hosted by the United States, he captained the team but now operated as sweeper. He scored a penalty in Germany's quarter-final match against Bulgaria at Giants Stadium in New York City, which was also his record-tying 21st World Cup match, but the Bulgarians scored twice in three minutes to upset the defending champions. USA '94 was expected to be his last tournament, though he did not officially retire from international play. Matthäus was afterwards not called up for the national team, due to feuding with succeeding captain Jürgen Klinsmann and coach Berti Vogts. In his absence Germany won UEFA Euro 1996 which was held in England.

Surprisingly, he was called up for the 1998 World Cup in France as a replacement for the injured sweeper Matthias Sammer. He was on the bench for Germany's victory over the United States, but came in as a substitute against FR Yugoslavia and helped the team to a 2–2 draw. He became the second player to appear in five different World Cup tournaments, tying the record of Mexican goalkeeper Antonio Carbajal. In 2014 the record has also been tied by Italian goalkeeper Gianluigi Buffon, who however has only played in four. In 2015 Homare Sawa and Formiga became the first footballers to appear for a record sixth time at the 2015 FIFA Women's World Cup in Canada. Matthäus played in all the rest of Germany's matches until Croatia knocked them out in Lyon 3–0 in the quarterfinals, taking his total to a record 25.

He earned his last three caps at UEFA Euro 2000 in Belgium and the Netherlands, his 150th cap being against Portugal, where Germany had a disastrous first round exit. Matthäus had a poor performance in the first group game against Romania, causing Oliver Bierhoff and other key German players to demand his benching, but head coach Erich Ribbeck stuck by Matthäus.

Coaching career
One year after ending his illustrious playing days, Matthäus started a coaching career, which has so far been much less distinguished. In his print interviews and other media appearances, he has been clear about his goal and desire to coach in the Bundesliga. His hope was that taking coaching jobs abroad would lead to offers from Germany.

When none came his way even after multiple foreign appointments, he often brought it up in the German press in-between his coaching stints. In November 2009, he gave a lengthy interview to Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, complaining about what he considers to be inadequate treatment he receives in Germany as a former great. He also bemoaned the lack of coaching job offers extended to him in the Bundesliga — saying German clubs perceived him as being too much of a Bayern supporter and too closely linked with the influential Bild tabloid newspaper to give him a job.

Rapid Wien
thumb|upright|Matthäus in Vienna in January 2002.
His first head coaching experience was at SK Rapid Wien in the Austrian Bundesliga. It lasted from 6 September 2001 until 14 May 2002 with mixed results. Matthäus got Rapid Wien to the second round of the UEFA Cup, Round of 16 in the Austrian Cup, and finished in eighth place in Bundesliga.

Partizan
In December 2002 he was hired by Serbian club FK Partizan during mid-season winter break to replace recently sacked Ljubiša Tumbaković. Matthäus signed an 18-month contract.

Inheriting a team at the top of the league table, Matthäus achieved the immediate goal by steering Partizan to the 2002–03 league title in convincing fashion, at one point, even extending the lead over the second-placed rivals Red Star Belgrade to 19 points.

The German's finest hour with the club came in August 2003 when Partizan eliminated Newcastle United in the Champions League third qualifying round to reach the 2003–04 competition's group stage. Following the first leg 0–1 loss at home, the cause seemed lost, however, Partizan improbably triumphed 0–1 away at St. James' Park against the third-placed English Premier League club, taking the tie to penalties. The penalty series brought further dramatic changes of momentum before right back Milivoje Ćirković's successful spot-kick in the seventh penalty round finally put Partizan through. Matthäus notably had his back turned to the pitch as couldn't bear to watch the drama of Ćirković's penalty. Drawn in a tough group with Real Madrid, eventual champions FC Porto, and Olympique de Marseille, Partizan finished last thus missing out on the UEFA Cup spot.

On 13 December 2003, right after finishing the final league match of the first half of the season before the winter break (0–1 win away at FK Železnik), Matthäus abruptly resigned his Partizan post by addressing the players and club leadership in private. A club spokesperson said Matthäus would clear everything up at a press conference scheduled for two days later, but it was already widely speculated through reports in the Hungarian press that the German had agreed terms with the Hungarian Football Federation to coach the Hungary national team. The rumours proved true as he officially signed the contract in Budapest and also got introduced to the media at Kempinski Hotel Corvinus.

Four months after leaving Belgrade, in mid-April 2004, the row over the terms of Matthäus' contract with Partizan was opened with both parties publicly going back and forth at each other. It began with Matthäus, by now Hungarian national team head coach, giving a detailed interview to Serbian press and accusing Partizan club leadership of breaching the additional terms of his contract. It became known on that occasion that his initial contract with Partizan that had been finalized on 1 January 2003 included a base guaranteed part as well additional premium clauses giving him between 5–10% from players' transfers and shirt sponsorships as well as Champions League bonus incentives. Matthäus claimed that after none of that was honoured he gave up on asking for his percentages of the Danko Lazović and Zvonimir Vukić transfers as well as Superfund shirt sponsorship deal due to "not wanting to upset the team atmosphere during Champions League qualifying", but instead pushed for the additional terms to be renegotiated. After successful Champions League qualification, the additional terms were in fact renegotiated with Partizan's general secretary Žarko Zečević so that both parties agreed to put the previous additional terms out of effect and instead now give Matthäus 15% of Igor Duljaj's (the club's best young asset at the time) future transfer abroad as well as to allow Matthäus to leave the club any time he wanted without penalties. Duljaj was sold to Shakhtar Donetsk in January 2004 for US$4 million, and Matthäus claimed Partizan failed to pay him the agreed percentage ($600,000 or €469,500). The club responded two days later in a lengthy press release saying that they don't owe him any money. One day after that, Matthäus decided to sue Partizan for the amount of US$600,000 before Sports Arbitration Court in Lausanne, Switzerland.

Hungary national team
Matthäus became manager of the Hungary national football team on 14 December 2003. Taking over the national team of a country once synonymous with world class football that had in the meantime fallen to the point of being unable to qualify for a major competition since the 1986 FIFA World Cup, Matthäus was given the task of qualifying for the 2006 World Cup as part of an ambitious plan of returning on the path of former 1950s glory. After being drawn in a tough group with Sweden, Croatia and Bulgaria that goal looked increasingly difficult.

The campaign started in the autumn of 2004 and fairly quickly it became obvious Hungary were in over their heads. Opening 3–0 loss away at Croatia in early September was somewhat offset four days later by a 3–2 hard fought home win versus Iceland. A month later, Matthäus' Hungary faced another important test away from home, this time at Sweden and once again it finished in disappointment with another demoralizing 3–0 loss. Before the winter break, Hungary managed to beat the minnows of the group Malta thus finishing the autumn part of the qualifying in fourth place with six points, mathematically still within striking distance of the leading trio. Notable was a 2–0 win in a friendly in Kaiserslautern against Germany on 6 June 2004.

As the qualifiers resumed in late March 2005, Hungary hosted Bulgaria in what was pretty much a must win match for Matthäus' squad, however they only managed a draw right at the end with the goal coming in 90th minute for a 1–1 final scoreline. As Croatia and Sweden both won on the same occasion, the leading duo of teams now tangibly separated themselves from the pack of chasers, all of which meant that in order to qualify Hungary would have to win all its remaining fixtures and even get some outside help in terms of favourable results elsewhere. Such improbable scenario failed to materialize and they ended up in fourth place with 14 points from 10 matches, well behind Croatia and Sweden who earned 25 and 24 points, respectively. However, Matthäus was allowed to finish out the campaign behind the bench, and was even offered Hungarian citizenship, which he at the time said he would accept. There's no word whether he actually did. Matthäus left the Hungarian national team on 11 January 2006.

After leaving the Hungary post, Matthäus was vocally critical of the Hungarian Football Federation, accusing it in November 2007 of "not contributing, but exploiting Hungarian football" before adding that "it is not coincidental that the Hungarian bid to host Euro 2012 didn't receive any votes".

Atlético Paranaense
Matthäus signed a one-year contract to coach Brazilian club Atlético Paranaense from the city of Curitiba on 11 January 2006. However, after only seven matches in charge (five wins, two draws) from the start of the 2006 Paraná state championship he quit the club in March 2006 citing the need to be closer to his family. The way he left raised some questions about his professionalism. Apparently, only five weeks after signing a contract he informed club officials about a need to rush back to Europe in order to deal with an urgent personal problem, but assured them he'd be back in 3–4 days. After missing for two weeks, he faxed in his resignation on 20 March and never even went back to Brazil to pick up his personal belongings. Some ten days later, Atlético put out a release mentioning that Matthäus ran up R$13,000 (US$5,915) in phone charges that the club wanted him to pay. The club even posted the bill on their website.

Red Bull Salzburg
On 19 May 2006, only two months following the bizarre Brazilian episode, Matthäus was announced as coach of Red Bull Salzburg (formerly Austria Salzburg) for the upcoming 2006–07 season. Shortly, the club also signed Giovanni Trapattoni (incidentally Matthäus' former coach at both Internazionale and Bayern) to be their director of football. In practice, this meant that Trapattoni and Matthäus essentially shared coaching duties.

Despite co-leading the team to the Austrian league title by a large margin, Matthäus would eventually be fired on 12 June 2007 by unanimous decision of the Red Bull Salzburg's board of directors.

Maccabi Netanya
On 13 April 2008, it was announced that Matthäus signed with Israeli club Maccabi Netanya to coach the team from the beginning of the 2008–09 season.

On 29 April 2009, with the Israeli league season still ongoing and Netanya sitting in fourth place, it was announced that Matthäus will not be back for the second season once the current one is finished. The reason cited was the financial trouble that the club was going through. Matthäus' club finished the league season in fourth spot.

Bulgaria national team
thumb|Matthäus (right) during a friendly match against Serbia in November 2010
On 23 September 2010, it was announced that Matthäus would be the new coach of the Bulgarian national team after the resignation of Stanimir Stoilov a few weeks earlier. His contract was for one year with the option for a two-year extension.

He started with a 1–0 win against Wales in Cardiff on his debut. Matthäus led Bulgaria to their first win in 2010 and in the UEFA Euro 2012 qualification campaign. On 12 October 2010, he led Bulgaria to a 2–0 win over Saudi Arabia in a friendly. On 17 November 2010, in a friendly played in Sofia, Bulgaria lost to Serbia 0–1. Despite winning his first match in the qualifiers against Wales, Bulgaria under Matthäus were unable to qualify for Euro 2012, following draws with Switzerland and Montenegro, as well as a home loss against England. On 19 September 2011, it was revealed that Matthäus had been sacked. The match against Switzerland was his final match.

In April 2018, he was one of 77 applicants for the vacant Cameroon national team job.

Columnist and TV pundit
thumb|Matthäus with Vladimir Putin at the 2018 FIFA World Cup in Russia
From 2001 until 2009, in parallel and in-between his coaching jobs, Matthäus wrote a column for the German weekly sports magazine Sport Bild.

He also worked as in-studio TV pundit on a variety of television networks during big football competitions: for the German pay television channel Premiere during the 2002 and 2006 FIFA World Cups, for the German channel ZDF during UEFA Euro 2004, for Eurosport during UEFA Euro 2008, for the Arabian network Al Jazeera Sports during the 2010 FIFA World Cup, for the Iranian channel IRIB during the 2014 FIFA World Cup and 2015 AFC Asian Cup, and for the British TV network ITV during UEFA Euro 2016. Since the 2012–13 Bundesliga season, he worked as an expert for the Pay TV broadcaster Sky Deutschland.

He has further participated in a special É Campeão for the Brazilian channel SporTV.

Personal life
Lothar Matthäus was born to Heinz (1930–2019) and Katharina (1931–2020) Matthäus. His father who was born in southern Silesia, fled to Germany during the Soviet invasion in 1944, then worked as a canteen manager, while his mother worked for Puma.

He has four children, and has been married five times. During his first marriage that lasted from 1981 until 1992, wife Silvia gave birth to two daughters Alisa (born 1986) and Viola (born 1988). In 1994, he married Swiss model and TV presenter Lolita Morena with whom he had a son, Loris (born 1992). The marriage ended in 1999.

While coaching FK Partizan in Belgrade, he met 31-year-old Serbian socialite Marijana Kostić who became his third wife on 27 November 2003. It was her third marriage as well. By late 2007, the couple separated and she filed for divorce. Their divorce became official in late January 2009 following the conclusion of a year-long court case in Salzburg, Austria (their last residence) over the division of assets.

In December 2008, 47-year-old Matthäus married 21-year-old Ukrainian model Kristina Liliana Chudinova. The ceremony was held in Las Vegas. They met a year earlier at the Oktoberfest beer festival in Munich. The couple lived in Tel Aviv, Israel, where Liliana studies journalism in a local university; but started living separately by early 2010.

Matthäus and Anastasia Klimko have a son, Milan (born April 2014). The marriage ended in 2021.

Media appearances
Matthäus features in EA Sports' FIFA video game series; he was on the cover of the German edition of FIFA 2001, and features in the FIFA 14, FIFA 15, FIFA 16, FIFA 17, FIFA 18 , FIFA 19 and FIFA 20 as an Ultimate Team Legend. Matthäus was also prominently featured in the opening video scene of EA's Euro 2000 video game, with Paul Oakenfold transforming the real Matthäus into an interactive digital player he controls in the game with his turntables. In August 2019, Matthäus became the face of turn-based football management game Football, Tactics & Glory; he does not actually appear in the game itself.

Matthäus had a guest role together with Joanna Tuczyńska in the television series Alarm für Cobra 11 – Die Autobahnpolizei, in which he played himself in March 2012. In June 2012, VOX broadcast a documentary titled "Lothar – immer am Ball".

Career statistics

Club

+ Appearances and goals by club, season and competitionClubSeasonLeagueNational CupLeague CupContinentalTotalDivisionAppsGoalsAppsGoalsAppsGoalsAppsGoalsAppsGoalsBorussia Mönchengladbach1979–80Bundesliga28420–1124161980–81331052——38121981–8233354—414281982–8334852——39101983–84341164——4015Total162362312—15320051Bayern Munich1984–85Bundesliga331660—5144171985–86231052—3031121986–87311431—7441191987–88261743—413421Total11357186—19615069Internazionale1988–89Serie A32973—5044121989–90251122002029131990–91311631—12646231991–9227451—20345Total115401770021615353Bayern Munich1992–93Bundesliga28800——2881993–9433831—4140101994–9516520—602451995–9619100—702611996–9728130—203311997–982533020503531998–9925150201214421999–2000151200090261Total189281814045225631MetroStars2000Major League Soccer1602050—230Career total59516178269010017782204

International
+ Appearances and goals by national team and yearNational teamYearAppsGoalsGermany19801019811019821001983701984100198571198615219876119881041989311990157199173199240199311019941531995001996001997001998801999131200070Total15023

Scores and results list West Germany's and Germany's goal tally first, score column indicates score after each Matthäus goal.

+ List of international goals scored by Lothar MatthäusNo.DateVenueOpponentScoreResultCompetition1  30 April 1985  Stadion Evžena Rošického, Prague, Czech Republic   3–0 5–1  1986 FIFA World Cup qualification2  5 February 1986  Stadio Partenio-Adriano Lombardi, Avellino, Italy   2–1 2–1  Friendly3  17 June 1986  Estadio Universitario, Monterrey, Mexico   1–0 1–0  1986 FIFA World Cup4  25 March 1987  Ramat Gan Stadium, Ramat Gan, Israel   2–0 2–0  Friendly5  2 April 1988  Olympiastadion, West Berlin, West Germany   1–0 1–0  Four Nations Tournament (1988)6  4 June 1988  Weserstadion, Bremen, West Germany   1–1 1–1  Friendly 7  21 June 1988  Volksparkstadion, Hamburg, West Germany   1–0 1–2  UEFA Euro 19888  31 August 1988  Helsinki Olympic Stadium, Helsinki, Finland  3–0 4–0 1990 FIFA World Cup qualification9  4 October 1989  Westfalenstadion, Dortmund, West Germany 6–1 6–1 1990 FIFA World Cup qualification10  25 April 1990  Neckarstadion, Stuttgart, West Germany   1–1 3–3  Friendly 11 10 June 1990 San Siro, Milan, Italy  1–0 4–1 1990 FIFA World Cup12 3–1 13  15 June 1990 San Siro, Milan, Italy  3–1 5–11990 FIFA World Cup14  1 July 1990 San Siro, Milan, Italy  1–01–0  1990 FIFA World Cup 15  29 August 1990  Estádio da Luz (1954), Lisbon, Portugal   1–0 1–1 Friendly   16  19 December 1990  Neckarstadion, Stuttgart, Germany   4–0 4–0 Friendly17  27 March 1991  Waldstadion (Frankfurt), Frankfurt, Germany   2–0 2–1 Friendly18  1 May 1991  Niedersachsenstadion, Hanover, Germany   1–0 1–0 UEFA Euro 1992 qualifying19  18 December 1991  Ulrich Haberland Stadion, Leverkusen, Germany   1–0 4–0  UEFA Euro 1992 qualifying20  10 July 1994  Giants Stadium, East Rutherford, United States   1–0 1–2  1994 FIFA World Cup21  14 December 1994  Stadionul Republican, Chişinău, Moldovia   3–0 3–0 UEFA Euro 1996 qualifying22  18 December 1994  Fritz-Walter-Stadion, Kaiserslautern, Germany   2–0 2–1  UEFA Euro 1996 qualifying23  28 July 1999  Estadio Jalisco, Guadalajara, Mexico   2–0 2–0  1999 FIFA Confederations Cup

Managerial record

TeamFromToRecordRapid Wien6 September 200114 May 2002Partizan22 December 200214 December 2003Hungary14 December 200311 January 2006Atlético Paranaense11 January 200620 March 2006Maccabi Netanya13 June 200829 April 2009Bulgaria23 September 201019 September 2011 Total—

Honours
thumb|upright|The number 10 Inter Milan jersey of Matthäus in the San Siro museum

Bayern Munich
 Bundesliga: 1984–85, 1985–86, 1986–87, 1993–94, 1996–97, 1998–99, 1999–2000
 DFB-Pokal: 1985–86, 1997–98, 1999–2000
 DFB-Supercup: 1987
 Fuji-Cup: 1986, 1987, 1994, 1995
 UEFA Cup: 1995–96
 DFB-Ligapokal: 1997, 1998, 1999
 UEFA Champions League: runner-up 1986–87, 1998–99

Internazionale
 Serie A: 1988–89
 Supercoppa Italiana: 1989
 UEFA Cup: 1990–91

MetroStars
 MLS Eastern Division Champion: 2000

Germany
 FIFA World Cup: 1990
 UEFA European Championship: 1980
 U.S. Cup: 1993

Individual
 Ballon d'Or: 1990
 IFFHS World's Best Player: 1990
 World Soccer Awards Player of the Year: 1990
 FIFA World Player of the Year: 1991
 FIFA World Cup Silver Ball: 1990
 FIFA World Cup All-Star Team: 1990
 UEFA European Championship Team of the Tournament: 1988
 Onze d'Or: 1990
 Onze de bronze: 1991
 Footballer of the Year (Germany): 1990, 1999
 Goal of the Year (Germany): 1990, 1992
 kicker Bundesliga Team of the Season: 1982–83, 1984–85, 1987–88, 1992–93, 1993–94
 Pirata d'Oro (Inter Milan Player of the Year): 1991
 FIFA XI: 1996, 1997, 2001
 FIFA 100
 Golden Foot legends award: 2012LEGENDS – GoldenFoot
 IFFHS Legends
 Inter Milan Hall of Fame: 2018
 Bayern Munich All-time XI
 Ballon d'Or Dream Team: 2020
 IFFHS All-time Men's B Dream Team: 2021

See also

List of men's footballers with 100 or more international caps
FIFA World Cup awards

References

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Matthäus is the most capped German player of all time, retiring with a total of 150 appearances (83 for West Germany) in 20 years, and 23 goals.

Matthäus is the most capped German player of all time , retiring with a total of 150 appearances ( 83 for West Germany ) in 20 years , and 23 goals .

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Belgium:
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Brazil:
Cafu, Carlos Alberto, Djalma Santos, Falcao, Nilton Santos, Junior, Pele, Rivaldo, Rivelino, Roberto Carlos, Romario, Ronaldinho, Ronaldo, Socrates, Zico
Bulgaria:
Hristo Stoichkov
Cameroon:
Roger Milla
Chile:
Pablo Figueroa, Ivan Zamorano
Colombia:
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Croatia:
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Czech Repbublic:
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Denmark:
Brian Laudrup, Michael Laudrup, Peter Schmeichel
England:
Alan Shearer, Bobby Charlton, David Beckham, Gary Lineker, Gordon Banks, Kevin Keegan, Michael Owen
France:
David Trezeguet, Didier Deschamps, Eric Cantona, Jean-Pierre Papin, Just Fontaine, Lilian Thuram, Marcel Desailly, Marius Tresor, Michel Platini, Patrick Vieira, Raymond Kopa, Robert Pires, Thierry Henry, Zinedine Zidane
Germany:
Franz Beckenbauer, Gerd Mueller, Jurgen Klinsmann, Karl-Heinz Rummenigge, Lothar Matthaeus, Michael Ballack, Oliver Kahn, Paul Breitner, Sepp Maier, Uwe Seeler
Ghana:
Abedi Pele
Holland:
Clarence Seedorf, Dennis Bergkamp, Edgar Davids, Frank Rijkaard, Johan Neeskens, Johan Cruyff, Marco van Basten, Patrick Kluivert, Rene van de Kerkhof, Rob Rensenbrink, Ruud Gullit, Ruud van Nistelrooy, Willie van de Kerkhof
Hungary:
Ferenc Puskas
Repubic of Ireland:
Roy Keane
Italy:
Alessandro Del Piero, Alessandro Nesta, Christian Vieri, Dino Zoff, Francesco Totti, Franco Baresi, Giampiero Boniperti, Giacinto Fachetti, Gianluca Buffon, Gianni Rivera, Giuseppe Bergomi, Paolo Rossi, Paolo Maldini, Roberto Baggio
Japan:
Hidetoshi Nakata
Liberia:
George Weah
Mexico:
Hugo Sanchez
Nigeria:
Jay-Jay Okocha
Northern Ireland:
George Best
Paraguay:
Romerito
Peru:
Teofilo Cubillas
Poland:
Zbigniew Boniek
Portugal:
Eusebio, Luis Figo, Rui Costa
Romania:
Gheorghe Hagi
Russia:
Rinat Disayev
Scotland:
Kenny Dalglish
Senegal:
El Hadji Diouf
South Korea:
Hong Myung-Bo
Spain:
Emilio Butragueno, Luis Enrique, Raul
Turkey:
Emre Belozoglu, Rustu Recber
Ukraine:
Andriy Shevchenko
Uruguay:
Enzo Francescoli
United States:
Michelle Akers, Mia Hamm

Question: who is the most capped german footballer of all time

Answer: Matthäus

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Question: how many appearances did he make for west germany

Answer: 150

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Question: how many goals has matthaus scored for west germany

Answer: 23

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Question: how many goals did matthäus score for west germany

Answer: 83

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Question: how long did he play for west germany

Answer: 20 years

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Question: how many appearances did matthaus make for west germany

Answer: 150 appearances

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He spent his early playing days in the youth team of 1.

FC Herzogenaurach, located in a small town in Bavaria close to Nuremberg.

He spent his early playing days in the youth team of 1 .

FC Herzogenaurach , located in a small town in Bavaria close to Nuremberg .

Rein fußballerisch betrachtet – Seite 1
Im Vereinsheim des FC Herzogenaurach hängt ein Mannschaftsfoto, auf dem Lothar Matthäus als 13-Jähriger zu sehen ist. Die Buben tragen weiße Sporthosen von Puma und darüber Baumwolltrikots, die so verzogen sind, dass bei den Großen der Bauch herausschaut.
"Und? Kennen Sie ihn?", fragt von hinten der Vorsitzende des FC. Der Junge links unten mit den hohen Wangenknochen und der ausgeprägten Mundpartie: das ist er. Er hat seine Arme auf einen Ball gestützt und schaut geradeaus in die Kamera. Ist sein Blick präsenter, konzentrierter, grimmiger als der seiner Mitspieler? Ist es Zufall, dass er es ist, der den Ball hält? Konnte er die Finger nicht davon lassen, immer dribbelnd, immer am Ball, wie man sagt: ballverliebt. Gibt es etwas, das ihn von seinen Mannschaftskameraden unterschied, schon damals?
Also, ich sage jetzt mal : Überrascht hat es keinen.
Herzogenaurach, 22 000 Einwohner. Metallene Abfalleimer, nachträglich angebaute Pergolen, nachträglich eingesetzte Sprossenfenster, begrünte Verkehrsinseln, Mehrzweckhallen, Pizzarias. Im Stadtkern rettet ein bisschen Kopfsteinpflaster, ein bisschen Fachwerk das Ansehen. Jägerzäune begrenzen die Straßen, auf denen zur Mittagszeit überbunte Scout-Schulranzen nach Hause wackeln. Es gebe nur noch wenige Kinder, für die Lothar Matthäus ein Vorbild sei, sagt ein Religionslehrer, der einmal im Jahr die Lerneinheit "Stars - Idole - Vorbilder - Heilige" unterrichtet ("Was können wir vom Lebensmodell Matthäus lernen? Niemand kann der gleiche Matthäus sein, das ist mir ganz wichtig. Wir können höchstens gucken, wo sind seine Stärken, warum bedeutet er mir so viel? Möchte ich das vielleicht auch können: nicht aufzugeben, wenn alle schon am Boden liegen?").
So schön: Der Künstler als junger Mann
Nur die älteren Herziaurier , wie sie sich nennen, erinnern sich noch an den Matthäus als jungen Mann: Lothar, wie er den Ball von der Eckfahne direkt ins Tor gelenkt hat. Lothar, der Torschützenkönig, zehn Tore in einem Spiel. Der schon in der 5. Klasse einen Fallrückzieher, der im Sportunterricht jede Übung sofort konnte, der am Samstag in der ersten Mannschaft und am Sonntag in der A-Jugend spielte. Beide Mannschaften wurden in diesem Sommer Meister, und der gute Junge verließ seinen Verein, um in Gladbach Profi zu werden. Von da an ist seine Biografie öffentlich: Europameister, Weltmeister, zweimal Weltfußballer, Weltsportler, Rekordnationalspieler, Bild- Kolumnist, unentbehrlich bei der Europameisterschaft in diesem Sommer. Demnächst soll er in New York den amerikanischen Fußball retten.
Anfang der siebziger Jahre, von den Duschräumen irgendeines gottverlassenen fränkischen Dorfes aus beobachtet, bot das junge Talent ungefähr diesen Anblick: Unter der Dusche stand der junge Fred Peter, der ein Jahr älter war als Lothar und der beim konkurrierenden ASV spielte. Die beiden Herzogenauracher Jugendmannschaften hatten ein gemeinsames Auswärtsspiel gehabt, und von den Sanitäranlagen konnte man den Rasen einsehen. Was der elfjährige Fred Peter dort beobachtete, hat er in Erinnerung behalten wie eine romantische Begegnung: Auf dem Platz stand die erste Schülermannschaft des FC Herzogenaurach, und der zehnjährige Lothar Matthäus schoss die perfekteste Ecke, die er bis dahin gesehen hatte: "Mit dem Vollspann direkt auf den Elfmeterpunkt. Ich kannte ihn vom Sehen, aber da habe ich ihn das erste Mal richtig wahrgenommen. Ich war fasziniert, und danach sind wir zusammen mit dem Bus heimgefahren, und ich habe mir seinen Namen gemerkt, und seit damals kann man sagen: Der Lothar war zwar mein Konkurrent, aber von da an habe ich ihn vergöttert."
Rein fußballerisch betrachtet – Seite 2
Lernen vom "Lebensmodell Matthäus": Erfolg ist eine fragile Sache, die genauso von Glück (sein erster Profitrainer war der nachwuchsfreundliche Jupp Heynckes) und schierem Willen (Ehrgeiz wird immer wieder als die herausragende Eigenschaft von L. M. beschrieben) abhängt. Die schlechte Nachricht: Selbst das größte Talent wird sich unter den falschen Umständen nie voll entfalten können und der Welt für immer verborgen bleiben. Der Junge, der besser war als der spätere Weltfußballer: Was wurde aus ihm?
Wenn man im Vereinsheim des FC Herzogenaurach sitzt - auf einer Anhöhe 30 Stufen über dem Stadt -, dann fällt früher oder später ein magisches Wort: fußballerisch . "Ich sag Ihnen was: der soundso. Der war fußballerisch ja sogar noch besser als der Lothar." Fußballerisch ist eines der wichtigesten Adjektive der Herzogenauracher Fußballmänner, und es bezeichnet die Fähigkeiten, die nur ein Fußballspieler hat und die ihn von solchen Sportlern wie Handballern oder Tischtennisspielern unterscheiden. Athletische und psychologische Faktoren - Größe, Schnelligkeit, Antritt, Ausdauer, Ehrgeiz, Selbstvertrauen -, die für den Erfolg entscheidend sind, werden von diesem Wort aussortiert, um die Essenz eines Fußballers freizulegen: die Fähigkeit, drei Spielzüge im Voraus zu ahnen, ein Lücke zu sehen, die es noch gar nicht gibt, den Ball in einem unnatürlichen Winkel zu schießen oder ihn besonders weich vom Fuß tropfen zu lassen.
Herzogenaurach, folgt man der örtlichen Folklore, war voll von kleinen Jungen, die fußballerisch besser waren als L. M. Die Stadt hatte eine krass überproportionale Rate junger Männer, die in einer der beiden Bundesligen oder in der höchsten Amateurliga Geld verdienten, was vielleicht mit dem Stellenwert zusammenhängt, den der F. in den siebziger Jahren in H. gehabt haben muss. Adidas und "die Buma" haben die Stadt lange vor M. berühmt gemacht. Die Firmen wurden von zwei Brüdern gegründet, die zunächst gemeinsam Sportschuhe hergestellt hatten, sich entzweiten, um nie mehr miteinander zu reden (wie es heißt).
Puma vs. Adidas: Eine schlammige Geschichte
Die Geschichte geht dann so authentisch und schlammverspritzt weiter, wie man es heute nur noch aus Werbespots von Nike kennt: In den sechziger Jahren begannen die Adi-Dasslers den ASV Herzogenaurach zu sponsern, während die Puma-Dasslers den FC unterstützten. In einer Zeit, in der Fußball in Deutschland noch eine ernste Sache war - ernst genug, um die Stimmung eines erwachsenen Mannes bis zum Sonntagabend zu ruinieren -, war Herzogenaurach vielleicht der fußballverrückteste Ort in Deutschland.
Fußball teilte die Stadt in zwei verfeindete Stämme: Adidas/ASV gegen Puma/FC. Es gab Zeiten, da wäre es für einen Puma-Mann undenkbar gewesen, mit einem T-Shirt von Adidas herumzulaufen. Und wenn man bei einer Tombola eines gewonnen hatte, trug man es höchstens im Bett. Es gab einen Adidas-Schulbus und einen Schulbus für die Buma-Kinder, und weil der örtliche Taxiunternehmer gleichzeitig Manager beim ASV war, konnte er Puma-Mitarbeiter als Fahrgäste vergessen. Fußball war die Sache, über die man seinen Job verlieren oder eine Lehrstelle bekommen konnte.
M., dessen Vater Hausmeister bei der Buma war, spielte natürlich beim Buma-Verein FC. Ein Wechsel zum ASV, dessen A-Jugend damals höher klassig spielte, wäre für ihn unmöglich gewesen, das "hätt er nicht machen können, da hätte sein Vater vielleicht seinen Job verloren", sagt Herbert Haas, der damalige ASV-Manager. Später meldete dann auch Bayern München (Adidas) Interesse an Lothar an, aber Haas konnte dem Manager Hoeneß kaum Hoffnungen machen: "Ich hab zum Uli gesagt: Sein Alter haut uns höchstens aus'm Haus." Es kann also gut sein, dass ein Junge, der in den siebziger Jahren in H. aufwuchs, den Eindruck bekommen hat, Fußball sei die wichtigste Sache der Welt. Und wenn er ehrgeizig war, dann träumte er davon, mit 18 zum besten, schönsten, größten aller Buma-Vereine zu wechseln: Borussia Möchengladbach, wo folgerichtig auch die Profikarriere des L. M. begann.
Rein fußballerisch betrachtet – Seite 3
Das Fränkische ist eine harte Sprache, aber wenn die Rede auf Lothar Matthäus kommt, dann werden die Worte manchmal mehr gespuckt als gesprochen. Dienstagnachmittag treffen sich im Vereinsheim des FC die Rentner zu ihrem Stammtisch: Männer mit großporigen roten Nasen und wässrigen Augen, Experten, die beim Namen Lothar Matthäus schon mal böse werden. Weil er in einem Fernsehinterview als Heimatort das zehn Kilometer entfernte Erlangen angegeben hat. Weil er das Grußwort für das Heft zum 75. Jubiläum von seinem Stammverein nie gefaxt hat (es musste dann ein anderer für ihn schreiben). Zum selben Anlass: der versprochene Satz Trikots, auf das Geld warten sie noch heute. Dass er bei einem Besuch in H. seinen alten Jugendleiter nicht erkannt hat (der seitdem nicht mehr mit der Presse über M. redete, nicht mal Schlechtes). Und als die Nationalmannschaft einmal in Franken gespielt hat, waren es Andi Köpke und Thomas Häßler, die mit Berti Vogts seiner alten Hauptschule einen Besuch abgestattet haben. Und wer war nicht dabei? Und wer war aber dann zwei Tage später bei einem Bundeskanzlerfest?
Genau.
Der verrauchte Herbert Haas vom ASV Herzogenaurach - der Club, bei dem Matthäus nicht gespielt hat - ist eigentlich Taxiunternehmer, zehn "Daxis". In einem dieser Autos habe er den jungen M. auf seine letzten Strecke gebracht, bevor dieser am nächsten Tag seine Heimat für immer verließ: zu seiner damaligen Freundin und späteren Frau Sylvia, die 20 Kilometer weiter wohnte. Er rekapituliert, dass M. ihn während dieser Fahrt gefragt habe, ob er es schaffen würde. "Mensch, Lothar", beruhigte Herbert, "du beißt dich überall durch."
Er hätte zwar gedacht, technisch könnte L. sich vielleicht schwer tun, aber war dennoch überzeugt, dass er es schaffen würde, und "er hat's auch geschafft. Sechs oder acht Wochen später war er Stammspieler. Obwohl wir, rein vom fußballerischen Rüstzeug her, zur damaligen Zeit stärkere Spieler beim ASV gehabt haben, dass muss ich ganz ehrlich sagen. Aber die haben alle nicht die Physis und den Willen von dem gehabt, darum sind die alle im Verhältnis nicht das geworden." Er nennt einen gewissen Geier, Stammspieler in der Jugendnationalmannschaft, der beim ASV den Libero mit beckenbauerischer Eleganz gegeben habe, um dann später bei Schalke in der Versenkung zu verschwinden. Oder Günther Güttler, Mittelfeldstar des ASV, der mit M. in dieselbe Schulklasse ging und bis heute mit ihm befreundet ist, der immerhin in der ersten und zweiten Bundesliga eine solide Profilaufbahn hingekriegt hat. Aber neben seinem Freund sieht seine Karriere unbedeutender aus, als sie eigentlich war.
Günther Güttler. Wir treffen uns am nächsten Morgen im Frühstücksraum eines Hotels. Nach 15 Jahren als Profispieler - zunächst bei Bayern, für die er sogar einmal in einem UEFA-Cup-Finale spielte, später bei Nürnberg, Waldhof, Schalke - hat er in H. ein Haus gebaut, wo er mit seiner Frau und seinen beiden Kindern lebt.
Er ist ein großer, durchtrainierter Mann mit vollen Lippen, dunklen Augen, über denen sein Augenlider hängen wie kleine Kapuzen, seidigem Haar. Wenn er damals bei Bayern nur ein bisschen besser gewesen wäre, kann man sich gut vorstellen, dass die Fans für ihn geschwärmt hätten statt für den langweiligen Rummenigge.
Um ihm gleich zu Beginn eine Freude zu machen, erwähne ich, dass es ja eine Menge Leute in H. gibt, die ihn für den talentierteren Fußballer halten, was Günther Güttler nicht so schmeichelhaft findet wie erwartet. "Ich bin jetzt seit zwei Jahren wieder in Herzogenaurach, und jedes Mal, wenn man irgendwo weggeht, wird man automatisch mit dem konfrontiert, und mich, Entschuldigung, wenn ich das jetzt sage, aber das kotzt mich wirklich an, weil, es stimmt ganz einfach nicht: Der Lothar hat sicherlich Tugenden, die kein anderer Spieler hat. Ich war vielleicht fußballerisch besser veranlagt als er, aber er hat das mit seinem unwahrscheinlichen Willen, seiner unwahrscheinlichen Diszipliniertheit ausgeglichen. Wobei ich sagen muss, dass sowieso nie der Spieler den Sprung ganz nach oben schafft, der unwahrscheinlich guten Fußball spielt. So ein Typ wie der Lothar Matthäus, der wird zum Weltfußballer, weil er das Ganze verbindet."
Rein fußballerisch betrachtet – Seite 4
Günther Güttler: Am Ball eher besser?
Güttlers Frau besitzt einen Toto-Lotto-Laden in Nürnberg, und er selbst arbeitet in einer Werbeagentur, was gut zu ihm passt: G. ist ein gut angezogener (Boss), selbstsicher wirkender, eloquenter Mann, der es im Gegensatz zu M. sogar geschafft hat, diese karstigen fränkischen Silben zu einem weichen Akzent abzuschleifen. Man kann sich leicht vorstellen, wie er die mitreißendsten Adidas-Kampagnen entwirft, weil niemand so gut wie er versteht, wie fragil Talent ist und wie klein der Unterschied zwischen einen Raumausstatter und einem Weltmeister.
Doch so schön ist das Leben nicht. Die Werbeagentur, "das ist eine eigenständige GmbH, und wir sind dafür zuständig, Firmen mit Werbemitteln auszustatten, das heißt mit Baseballcaps, Sweatshirts, Shirts. Eben mit allem, was eine Firma als Werbematerial braucht. Das ist mein Aufgabengebiet", sagt er. Günther Güttler ist sicher kein unglücklicher Mann, aber er darf auch nicht nach New York ziehen, um dort dem amerikanischen Fußball neue Impulse zu verleihen: Am Ende der Karriere, lange nachdem einer die Fähigkeit verloren hat, einen Eckball direkt ins Tor zu biegen, so wie Lothar Matthäus das konnte und ein paar andere Jungs, die in den siebziger Jahren in Herzogenaurach Fußball gespielt haben und von denen manche vielleicht sogar besser waren als er, rein fußballerisch gesehen, wenn man das so sehen kann.

Question: where was herzogenaurach's youth team located

Answer: Nuremberg

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Question: what was the name of the youth team he played for

Answer: 1. FC Herzogenaurach

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Question: where was herzogenaurach born

Answer: Bavaria

Question: where was fc herzogenaurach located

Answer: a small town in Bavaria

Question: where is fc herzogenaurach located

Answer: close to Nuremberg

Question: what was the name of the first team that hoffman played for

Answer: Herzogenaurach

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Question: in what age did herzogenaurach play

Answer: youth

Matthäus started his professional career in 1979 with Borussia Mönchengladbach of the Bundesliga, for whom he played until 1984.

Matthäus started his professional career in 1979 with Borussia Mönchengladbach of the Bundesliga , for whom he played until 1984 .

Name: Lothar Herbert Matthäus Born: 21.03.1961 Clubs: FC Herzogenaurach, VfL 1900 Borussia Mönchengladbach, FC Bayern München, FC Internazionale Milano (ITA), FC Bayern München, New York MetroStars (USA), 1. FC Lokomotive Leipzig Season Club League Level Games Goals 1979/80 VfL 1900 Bor. Mönchengladbach 1. Bundesliga I 28 4 1980/81 VfL 1900 Bor. Mönchengladbach 1. Bundesliga I 33 10 1981/82 VfL 1900 Bor. Mönchengladbach 1. Bundesliga I 33 3 1982/83 VfL 1900 Bor. Mönchengladbach 1. Bundesliga I 34 8 1983/84 VfL 1900 Bor. Mönchengladbach 1. Bundesliga I 34 11 1984/85 FC Bayern München 1. Bundesliga I 33 16 1985/86 FC Bayern München 1. Bundesliga I 23 10 1986/87 FC Bayern München 1. Bundesliga I 31 14 1987/88 FC Bayern München 1. Bundesliga I 26 17 1988/89 FC Internazionale Milano (ITA) Serie A I 32 9 1989/90 FC Internazionale Milano (ITA) Serie A I 25 11 1990/91 FC Internazionale Milano (ITA) Serie A I 31 16 1991/92 FC Internazionale Milano (ITA) Serie A I 27 4 1992/93 FC Bayern München 1. Bundesliga I 28 8 1993/94 FC Bayern München 1. Bundesliga I 33 8 1994/95 FC Bayern München 1. Bundesliga I 16 5 1995/96 FC Bayern München 1. Bundesliga I 19 1 1996/97 FC Bayern München 1. Bundesliga I 28 1 1997/98 FC Bayern München 1. Bundesliga I 25 3 1998/99 FC Bayern München 1. Bundesliga I 25 1 1999/00 FC Bayern München 1. Bundesliga I 15 1 2000 New York MetroStars (USA) Major League Soccer I 21 0 1. Bundesliga - Total: 464 Matches, 121 Goals 1. Bundesliga - VfL 1900 Borussia Mönchengladbach: 162 Matches, 36 Goals 1. Bundesliga - FC Bayern München: 302 Matches, 85 Goals Serie A - Total: 115 Matches, 40 Goals Serie A - FC Internazionale Milano: 115 Matches, 40 Goals Major League Soccer - Total: 21 Matches Major League Soccer - New York MetroStars: 21 Matches Lothar Matthäus - Appearances for (West) Germany Lothar Matthäus - Appearances in European Cups
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Question: when did matthäus start his professional career

Answer: 1979

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Question: when did matthaus leave borussia mönchengladbach

Answer: 1984

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Question: what league did matthäus play for

Answer: Bundesliga

Question: who played for borussia mönchengladbach from 1979 to 1984

Answer: Matthäus

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Question: what team did matthäus play for from 1979 to 1984

Answer: Borussia Mönchengladbach

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Question: what league did matthaus play for

Answer: the Bundesliga

Question: how long did matthaus play for borussia mönchengladbach

Answer: until 1984

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Answer: Matthäus started his professional career in 1979

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During the 1999–2000 season, Matthäus moved from Bayern to New York City's MetroStars team of Major League Soccer in the United States.

During the 1999–2000 season , Matthäus moved from Bayern to New York City 's MetroStars team of Major League Soccer in the United States .

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Metro at the Millennium: Lothar and Maren
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September 27, 2007
Sadly, our story archives on MetroFanatic only go back to 2001. The first five years of Metro history were left over on the previous website. But we still have our memories, and some of them deserve recording. Last year, we flashed back to 1996. Now, let's take a look at another memorable year in Metro history, 2000, in a new series we call Metro at the Millennium.
Where do we begin? Well, first let's bring the Crime of the Century article under this new umbrella. Then, let's start with... love. That's right, the story of Lothar and Maren.
He was Lothar Matthaus, German soccer superstar. She was Maren Muller-Wohlfahrt, German model. He was playing for Bayern Munich. She was the daughter of the team's doctor. He was in his late 30s. She was in her early 20s. It was natural.
Maren worked in London at Christie's auction house. But that was not enough for the aspiring beauty. She had her eyes set on the big prize. Something every model strives for. New York. And, conveniently, she had Germany's greatest soccer player on her side.
So when Lothar made overtures to come play for the MetroStars in 1999, the MetroStars listened. Then-GM Charlie Stillitano traded and cut, clearing out the roster, acquiring a massive allocation and enough cap room to fit Matthaus. Never mind the fact that Metro was in the middle of one of the worst slumps in team history. Who needs marginal players like Arley Palacios, Roy Myers, Eric Wynalda, and Welton (the last two acquired only to be shipped out), when the German superstar is coming to save the day?
Only Lothar never came in 1999. Bayern, in the midst of a Champions League campaign, suddenly realized they needed Matthaus. So Lothar pulled out and stayed in Germany. Bayern reached the final, losing to Manchester United on two late goals. Stillitano was left to scramble, signing three retreads, as Metro spiraled into the worst slump in team history.
But then 2000 came. And with it, came Lothar, but not before the German paper "Bild" called the MetroStars "The worst team in the world". But Lothar would have none of that. Not with his Maren wanting to be a model in New York.
So here Lothar was, being introduced at ESPNZone before the season, with German journalists capturing his every side. There he was, with his million-dollar paycheck and his Metro-sponsored Trump Plaza apartment, painting Manhattan red at night. And there he was, with Metro on the field.
Except... he wasn't. For after an indifferent start to the season, he hurt his back and asked for rehab time. When the team granted it to him, he fled, only to be photographed relaxing at the beach at the French resort of St. Tropez, with Maren on his side.
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New GM Nick Sakiewicz and coach Octavio Zambrano fumed, and were ready to sever ties; Metro was 3-6-1 with Lothar but 9-1-1 without him, speared by the acquisition of Clint Mathis. Nevertheless, an agreement was reached. And Lothar came back.
He came back and played well, anchoring the Metro defense through the best season in team history. In one famous sequence, after being floored with a sorry tackle, he tried to explain to DC's Ben Olsen that the ball is round. As the season was winding down, Lothar even said that he'll "play for sure next year".
But of course, he didn't. We don't know whose decision it was, Lothar's, Metro's, or mutual. But one season in New York was all Matthaus got. Which mush less fanfare than on his arrival, he was gone.
What happened since then? Lothar quickly moved on from girlfriend Maren to a third wife. He is currently unemployed after a roller-coaster managing career in Serbia, Hungary, Brazil, and Austria. Maren? By 2002, she found herself an Italian beau and was pregnant with his child. Who knows (or even cares) what she's up to now, but we're sure Maren is doing fine for herself. Even if she is no longer in New York.

Question: who played for bayern in the nhl

Answer: Matthäus

Question: what was the name of the new york city team that Matthäus played for

Answer: MetroStars

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Question: what team did matthäus play for in the 1999-2000 season

Answer: Bayern

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Question: what league is the metrostars a part of

Answer: Major League Soccer

Question: during what season did matthaus move to new york city

Answer: 1999–2000

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Question: what is the name of the major league soccer team that Matthäus played for in

Answer: MetroStars team

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Question: what team did matthaus play for in the 1999-2000 season

Answer: New York City's MetroStars

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Question: what year did matthäus move to new york city

Answer: 1999

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FC Herzogenaurach's final league game of the season.

FC Herzogenaurach 's final league game of the season .

The team had already secured the league title , and the appearance allowed Matthäus to satisfy his ambition retiring with the club where his career started : " It was always my dream to play my last competitive game here . "

Bundesliga legend Lothar Matthäus 'retires' from football after Sunday league game for hometown club FC Herzogenaurach
Former Bayern Munich and Borussia Mönchengladbach star Lothar Matthäus donned his boots once again on Sunday to play for his hometown club FC Herzogenaurach.
The 57-year-old, who won the 1990 FIFA World Cup and was named as the world's best player the following year over the course of a glittering career, rose through the youth ranks at Herzogenaurach, a city approximately 125 miles north of Munich, before moving to Gladbach in 1979.
Matthäus returned to the club on Sunday morning, captaining the team in front of 1,000 fans and playing 50 minutes of a 3-0 victory over SpVgg Hüttenbach-Simmelsdorf in the Bavarian Landesliga, Germany's sixth tier.
In doing so he ensured the side finished the season on a high note, having already secured the league title last week.
"The team played well, despite being handicapped," smiled Matthäus after the final whistle. "Whenever I had the ball I tried to add a touch of sophistication to the game, but otherwise I wasn't much help in terms of covering ground."
The former midfielder, who is now an ambassador for German football as part of the Bundesliga Legends network, had his player's identification shipped in from Leipzig, having played for LoK Leipzig in 2005 in a benefit match for East-German football.
Watch: Matthäus visits Colombia as part of the Bundesliga Legends Tour
Now, however, Matthäus has officially called time on his playing career: "It was always my dream to play my last competitive game here."
Sadly, that means Joachim Löw will not be able to call on Matthäus when he names his 23-man list for the World Cup on 15 May - but Germany do at least have a few other former winners up their sleeve to provide invaluable experience in Russia.
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Question: who played his last game for fc herzogenaurach

Answer: Matthäus

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Question: what was the final league game of the season

Answer: FC Herzogenaurach

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Question: what was the name of the football club that Matthäus played for

Answer: Herzogenaurach

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Question: when was fc herzogenaurach's final league game of the season

Answer: The team had already secured the league title

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Question: what had fc herzogenaurach already secured when they played their final game

Answer: the league title

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Question: why did he retire from fc herzogenaurach

Answer: Matthäus to satisfy his ambition

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Question: what did fc herzogenaurach win in their final game of the season

Answer: league title

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Question: what did matthäus do to satisfy his ambition

Answer: retiring

what did matthäus do to satisfy his ambition

Matthäus later said that playing the World Cup in Italy was "like playing a World Cup at home".

As team captain, Matthäus hoisted the last World Cup trophy before German reunification in 1990.

Matthäus later said that playing the World Cup in Italy was " like playing a World Cup at home " .

As team captain , Matthäus hoisted the last World Cup trophy before German reunification in 1990 .

It is something Lionel Messi has become so obsessed with that he has over the last few months been scrutinising the smallest details of how the Argentina team works, to the point of sending manager Jorge Sampaoli tactical suggestions as they occur to him. The 30-year-old knows well the significance of this summer, but his desire to finish it in glory goes far deeper than anything like his own legacy. It is much more innate. His great rival Cristiano Ronaldo feels the same, while a past champion like Andres Iniesta says he will “face it like it is my first”. Raheem Sterling and many of the England squad have meanwhile admitted to daydreaming about what it would be like to land back home with that unique trophy.
These different ideas from the same fundamental feeling reflect how unique this competition is as a whole, and was perhaps best summed up by maybe its single greatest player. On the eve of the 1990 opening game, Diego Maradona roared to his Argentina teammates: “Fucking come on! This is a World Cup!”
A simplistic statement, but one that illustrates the simple and uncomplicated emotion the great event produces.
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The evolution of football might mean the Champions League is its pinnacle in terms of performance, and there might be all manner of debate over how far the international game has fallen behind the club game, but there can be no debate about what the pinnacle of the game is in terms of feeling.
This is what it’s all about.
Those two arms on the trophy “stretching out to receive the world... at the stirring moment of victory” – in the words of designer Silvio Gazzinaga – are so representative in more ways than one. This is what everyone in the game is ultimately reaching for: immortality.
It is little wonder many within the game, not to mention so many supporters, describe the night before the World Cup starts as “like Christmas Eve”.
There’s still nothing like it in all of sport. It is the great festival of football, set on the vibrant stage that the host country becomes, with its extreme popularity across the expanse of the globe giving it a uniquely universal audience. To put it another way, it becomes the centre of the world for a month. Just by watching we’re all part of the show, in a way nothing else in the modern world can quite match. Big World Cup fixtures fill the lists of the most-watched broadcasts in countries across the globe. In the United Kingdom alone, the 32.3m who watched the 1966 final still trumps everything else that followed, including the 32.1m who watched the funeral of Princess Diana. Countries are meanwhile consumed by that rare fervour, coloured by flags on the street and soundtracked by car horns blaring on the roads. It is an atmosphere of togetherness that only the World Cup can bring.
This is what debutants Iceland and Panama will feel for the first time, and what Egypt, Morocco and Peru will feel for the first time in decades.
That of course ensures that winning the World Cup means so much more than just ‘winning the World Cup’. You are winning the competition that means the most to the most people in the world. But to even be involved in something so absorbing is a thrill of its own.
A huge part of that universality is also the unique childlike joy it inspires, as illustrated by so many of these won-it-all modern professionals. The way it consumes a country means you can’t help but grow up with and get enamoured by it, those memories further firing the adult fascination and extra desire for it. When Iker Casillas was talking about the moment before he went to pick up the trophy in 2010, he admitted that the images of the past captains doing the same was in his head, before reeling them off in perfect order going back to that special first World Cup he consumed as a youngster.
“From when I was small, I saw Matthaus lift it,” Casillas began. “I saw Dunga lift it, I saw Deschamps lift it, I saw Cafu lift it, Cannavaro… so to watch me lift it, I could watch it tomorrow, I could watch it within 10 years and it will always make me emotional because it’s incomparable.”
Even before such heights, there’s the purer enchantment brought by the wall-to-wall football of the group stages, the colour of the kits and the venues, the excitement of new players and teams, and then the magic of high-stakes moments that mean sudden death or immortality.
This is something else that makes the World Cup so wondrous.
Just as players will still inevitably measure their careers by World Cups, so many people measure their lives by World Cups, with personal moments forever emotionally anchored to great tournament moments.
The mere mention of epic events like Maradona’s second, Paul Gascoigne’s tears, Roberto Baggio’s miss, Zinedine Zidane’s headers and headbutt, Ronaldo’s redemption, Iniesta’s winner and that seismic 7-1 will make so many instantly remember where they were and what was going on for them at that time.
Even when the actual football in World Cups hasn’t measured up to expectation, the nature of the competition means it will still throw up storylines and moments that will never be forgotten. Italia 90 was the ultimate iteration of this. It produced some of the worst football the event has ever seen, but also some of its best remembered moments and stories, as well as what has become the World Cup soundtrack: Nessun Dorma.
Italia 90 was influential for far more than nostalgia, though. It may well have been the World Cup that had the most lasting effect on the game as a whole.
Taking place at a juncture period in the history of the world as much as the history of the sport, it distilled and further dictated huge changes going on at the time. The necessary alterations to the rules, combined with the huge success of the broadcasting model, set in motion an evolution that has reached a stage where the European club game has now become the main event. The economics involved have brought about the intense concentration of quality – in terms of both players and coaching – within the Champions League, and produced some of the most entertaining football ever seen.
This just hasn’t been all that valuable for the international game. Instead, it has brought about a situation where the countries can’t reach the same level of cohesion as the top clubs, or hire anywhere near the same level of coaches.
The response of many inevitable journeymen managers in the international game has been to set sides up with the most easily applicable tactical approaches, and they generally happen to be safety-first. It is a long time since the World Cup has been the showcase for football pioneering.
The net effect of this is that South Africa 2010 and France 2016 produced probably the most negative football seen since Italia 90.
It is mercifully the very last World Cup, however, that stands as a triumphant break in this trend. The 2014 group stage was an oasis of attacking football, as well as something of a throwback in the way it saw individual stars command the stage again in the way James Rodriguez did.
This could be the flip side of that tactical fog the international game has become. The way in which the managers and tactics are so much less influential than the club game could open up the space for the individual stars like Neymar and Ronaldo, but especially for those who are such huge figures in less prominent nations: Mohamed Salah, Robert Lewandowski, Rodriguez, Sadio Mane, Christian Eriksen.
It could also mean the history of the World Cup is flipped. Because as much as the 2014 group stage broke from recent tournaments, it still followed the natural trend where the knock-out stages would naturally become much more constricted, dictated by tension and protection rather than trust in ability and adventure.
One of the other effects of the economic explosion of the club game, however, is that it has meant the biggest countries have effectively industrialised youth production. The strength in depth of the top six to eight national sides is staggering, with so many enhanced by the cohesion their top club sides have brought. This raises the possibility of a number of mouth-watering quarter-finals in Russia.
Altogether, the squads of Spain, Germany, France, Brazil, Belgium and to a lesser extent Argentina and England represent the greatest collection of quality the World Cup has ever seen – even if it still doesn’t necessarily follow that any of the individual squads are better than Spain 2010, Brazil 1970 or 1958 or West Germany 1974.
As to who is the best from those top squads this summer, that’s even harder to say. It feels like they are separated by slivers of differences, with those slivers representing different rock-paper-scissors qualities.
Spain have the deepest midfield quality and greatest tactical variation. France have frightening pace amid their fearsome talent. Germany have the experience as defending champions. Brazil have maybe the most sophisticated coach in Tite. Argentina have maybe the greatest player ever in Messi.
This World Cup may well definitively define the latter, but itself could be decided by these small differences. It will hopefully be decided in the epic games that we really associate with the competition: matches akin to France-West Germany 1982, England-Argentina 1986, Brazil-Netherlands 1994, England-Argentina 1998, Germany-Italy 2006.
This is what it’s really all about. This is what we’re hoping for.
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That’s what this invigorating build-up to the World Cup really brings: that childlike hope that we’ll be moved with events that are socially monumental for the nations involved.
In an interview with The Independent this month, 1986 winner Julio Olarticoechea said that one of his abiding memories from that World Cup was actually right at the end, after the explosion of joy at victory, silently taking it all in. “Looking from a fair bit away, watching all the craziness like a spectator, and the beauty of it struck me… I realised what we’d done,” he said.
Many former champions say the same, that the initial explosion of exultation at what you’ve achieved quickly gives way to a distinctive silence, as if suddenly awed by the weight of the achievement. This is what it means to be a world champion, in the true world sport.
We’re at the other side of that now, the calm before what’s in store. The anticipation, the hope, the realisation of what’s coming and what it all will mean.
That’s why we’re all here, holding our breath as the World Cup takes centre stage.
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Question: when was the last time germany won the world cup

Answer: 1990

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Question: in which country was the last world cup held

Answer: Italy

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Question: who was the captain of the german football team when they won the world cup in

Answer: Matthäus

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Question: what event led to the hoisting of the last world cup trophy

Answer: German reunification

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Question: what position did matthaus hold when he hoisted the last world cup trophy

Answer: team captain

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Question: how did Matthäus describe playing the world cup in italy

Answer: like playing a World Cup at home

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Question: where did Matthäus say he felt playing the world cup in italy was like

Answer: at home

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Question: what position did matthaus hold in the german football team

Answer: captain

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In 2014 the record has also been tied by Italian goalkeeper Gianluigi Buffon, who however has only played in four.

In 2015 Homare Sawa and Formiga became the first footballers to appear for a record sixth time at the 2015 FIFA Women's World Cup in Canada.

In 2014 the record has also been tied by Italian goalkeeper Gianluigi Buffon , who however has only played in four .

In 2015 Homare Sawa and Formiga became the first footballers to appear for a record sixth time at the 2015 FIFA Women 's World Cup in Canada .

TOKYO (Reuters) - Homare Sawa, Japan’s all-time leading scorer and most capped international, will play in a record sixth women’s World Cup after battling back from a year-long absence to make the squad for Canada.
The 36-year-old, who was named player of the tournament and was also the leading scorer at the finals as Japan beat United States on penalties four years ago, was named in the 23-women squad for the June 6-July 5 title defence.
“I was really nervous. It felt so nice when everyone hugged me. I almost cried, to be perfectly honest,” she was quoted as saying by Kyodo News on Friday.
“I wanted to put on that blue shirt again, I wanted to fight...again. I want to be involved in as many goals as possible. I’ve got the most experience on the team so I hope I can help the team settle.”
Sawa, who had stints playing club football in America before returning to Japan with Kobe Leonessa, briefly retired in 2012 but made a return to game with an eye on competing in Canada.
She helped Japan to win the Asian Cup last year but the midfielder was left out of the squad for the Algarve Cup in March following a number of injuries and a lack of form only for head coach Norio Sasaki to recall her.
“I’m counting on her to be a pillar of the team, on and off the pitch,” Sasaki said.
“Her qualities are necessary for the Nadeshiko right now. Let me stress that experience is not all she brings. I’m selecting her on her present form and fitness.”
Mexico’s Antonio Carbajal and Lothar Matthaues of Germany have each played in five World Cups, with Sawa one of four women to achieve the same. Brazilian Formiga could join Sawa in making her sixth appearance in Canada if she makes the South American’s squad.
Sawa, who was named FIFA Player of the Year award in 2011, made her debut for the national team aged just 15, scoring four goals in a thumping victory over the Philippines.
She has gone on to make 197 appearances for the team known as “Nadeshiko”, named after a pink carnation, scoring 82 goals and also playing at four Olympics.
Writing by Patrick Johnston in Singapore; Editing by Amlan Chakraborty

Question: who has played in the most fifa world cup finals

Answer: Gianluigi Buffon

who has played in the most fifa world cup finals

Question: how many times has buffon played in the world cup

Answer: four

how many times has buffon played in the world cup

Question: when was the last time Buffon played in four world cup finals

Answer: 2014

when was the last time Buffon played in four world cup finals

Question: how many times did homare saawa and formiga appear at the 2015 fifa

Answer: sixth

how many times did homare saawa and formiga appear at the 2015 fifa

Question: in which country did homare saawa and formiga appear for a record sixth time

Answer: Canada

in which country did homare saawa and formiga appear for a record sixth time

Question: who were the first two footballers to appear for a record sixth time at the 2015

Answer: Homare Sawa and Formiga

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Question: in what year did homare saawa and formiga appear for a record sixth time

Answer: 2015

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Question: what nationality is gianluigi buffon

Answer: Italian

In November 2009 , he gave a lengthy interview to Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung , complaining about what he considers to be inadequate treatment he receives in Germany as a former great .

He also bemoaned the lack of coaching job offers extended to him in the Bundesliga — saying German clubs perceived him as being too much of a Bayern supporter and too closely linked with the influential Bild tabloid newspaper to give him a job .

World Cup winner Lothar Matthaeus said on Sunday he was one of the greatest players ever to emerge from Germany yet had been shunned by his own country.
"In other countries they treat idols differently and I am an idol in Germany," said the former Germany captain, who has coached clubs abroad but never in his homeland.
"This may sound a little cocky but after Franz Beckenbauer I am the second most famous German soccer personality around the world. Germany should be ashamed of the way it treats such an idol," Matthaeus told Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung on Sunday.
Matthaeus, accused of arrogance during his playing days, captained West Germany to World Cup victory in 1990 and had a glittering career at both Bayern and Internazionale but as a coach he has enjoyed little success. The 48-year-old former midfielder has never worked in the Bundesliga or the second division, with German clubs hesitant to offer him a job. He has coached clubs in Austria, Serbia and Israel as well as the Hungarian national team and had a brief spell in South America with Brazil's Atletico Paranaense in 2006.
Matthaeus said German clubs perceived him as being too much of a Bayern supporter and too closely linked with an influential German tabloid newspaper to give him a job. "These two things of which I am accused of by clubs have no basis. I am neither Bayern Munich nor am I Bild newspaper. Neither of the two. And these two are my main problems in Germany. I hope a German club will just trust me. And only then can you make a judgement: he is good or he is bad," he said.

Question: what newspaper did he give an interview to in november 2009

Answer: Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung

what newspaper did Lothar Matthäus give an interview to in november 2009

Question: when did he give a lengthy interview to frankfurter allgemeine Zeitung

Answer: November 2009

when did Lothar Matthäus give a lengthy interview to frankfurter allgemeine Zeitung

Question: what newspaper is he closely linked with

Answer: Bild tabloid newspaper

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Question: in what year did he give a lengthy interview to frankfurter allgemeine

Answer: 2009

in what year did Lothar Matthäus give a lengthy interview to frankfurter allgemeine

Question: in what league did he complain about the lack of job offers

Answer: Bundesliga

in what league did Lothar Matthäus complain about the lack of job offers

Question: what team did he say german clubs perceived him as too much of a supporter of

Answer: Bayern

what team did Lothar Matthäus say german clubs perceived him as too much of a supporter of

Question: how did german clubs perceive him

Answer: too much of a Bayern

Question: what tabloid newspaper is he closely linked with

Answer: Bild

what tabloid newspaper is Lothar Matthäus closely linked with

Rapid Wien thumb|upright|Matthäus in Vienna in January 2002.

His first head coaching experience was at SK Rapid Wien in the Austrian Bundesliga.

It lasted from 6 September 2001 until 14 May 2002 with mixed results.

Rapid Wien thumb|upright|Matthäus in Vienna in January 2002 .

His first head coaching experience was at SK Rapid Wien in the Austrian Bundesliga .

It lasted from 6 September 2001 until 14 May 2002 with mixed results .

Der ehemalige österreichische Nationaltrainer Josef "Pepi" Hickersberger wird ab 1. Juni neuer Trainer bei Rekordmeister Rapid Wien. Damit löst der 54-Jährige den deutschen Rekord-Nationalspieler Lothar Matthäus ab, der in der abgelaufenen Saison mit den Hütteldorfern einen enttäuschenden achten Platz belegte und wegen Erfolglosigkeit entlassen wurde.
Hickersberger, der 1982 als Spieler mit den Donaustädtern den Titel in Österreich holte, wird für zwei Jahre unterschreiben. Seine bisherigen Stationen als Trainer waren das österreichische u 21-Nationalteam, die A-Nationalmannschaft seines Landes, die er 1990 zur WM in Italien führte sowie Fortuna Düsseldorf (1991) und Austria Wien (1993/94). In den vergangenen Jahren war Hickersberger dann hauptsächlich im arabischen Raum tätig (Al Ahly, Bahrain, Arab Contractors, Al Shaab, Al Wasl und bis zum 30. Mai noch Al Etehad Sports Club).
Sein Ziel bei Rapid wird sein, den Traditionsklub mit jungen österreichischen Spielern wieder in einen europäischen Wettbewerb zu führen.

Question: where did matthäus start his coaching career

Answer: SK Rapid Wien

where did matthäus start his coaching career

Question: when did rapid wien take over as head coach

Answer: 14 May 2002

when did rapid wien take over as head coach

Question: what league did rapid wien play in

Answer: Austrian Bundesliga

Question: when did matthäus become head coach of sk rapid wien

Answer: January 2002

when did matthäus become head coach of sk rapid wien

Question: when did the first rapid wien coach come on

Answer: 6 September 2001

when did the first rapid wien coach come on

Question: how long did matthäus coach at sk rapid wien

Answer: 6 September 2001 until 14 May 2002

how long did matthäus coach at sk rapid wien

Question: where did matthäus begin his coaching career

Answer: SK Rapid Wien in the Austrian Bundesliga

where did matthäus begin his coaching career

Question: where did rapid wien come from

Answer: the Austrian Bundesliga

On 13 December 2003 , right after finishing the final league match of the first half of the season before the winter break ( 0–1 win away at FK Železnik ) , Matthäus abruptly resigned his Partizan post by addressing the players and club leadership in private .

Po završetku utakmice u Železniku, Lotar Mateus
podneo je ostavku na mesto šefa stručnog štaba Partizana. U obraćanju
igračima i članovima uprave, nemački trener je istakao da Humsku
napušta iz ličnih razloga.
- Mateus će se domaćoj javnosti obratiti u ponedeljak, na konferenciji
za novinare. Svi u klubu smo iznenađeni njegovom odlukom - potvrdio
je informaciju polrtparol crno-belih Marko Vjetrović.
Kako se nezvanično može saznati, Lotar Mateus je već ugovorio
angažman sa Fudbalskim savezom Mađarske, čiji će biti selektor.
Mađarski mediji uveliko prenose tu informaciju, koju im je potvrdila
i Mateusova supruga Marijana, inače stanovnik Budimpešte.
Prema istim izvorima, Lotar Mateus će danas održati konferenciju
za novinare u Budimpešti, na kojoj će biti promovisan u novog
selektora Mađarske.
Slavni Nemac, nekada najbolji fudbaler sveta, u Partizan je stigao
pre godinu dana. Ugovor koji je potpisao sa crno-belima važio
je do leta 2005. godine. Osvojio je titulu prvaka Srbije i Crne
Gore u prošloj sezoni, a letos je ostvario najveći uspeh našeg
klupskog fudbala u poslednjih deset godina, kada se sa crno-belima
plasirao u Ligu šampiona.
P. RG.

Question: who abruptly resigned his partizan post in 2003

Answer: Matthäus

who abruptly resigned his partizan post in 2003

Question: when did matthäus abruptly resign his partizan post

Answer: 13 December 2003

when did matthäus abruptly resign his partizan post

Question: who did partizan beat in their final league match before the winter break

Answer: FK Železnik

who did partizan beat in their final league match before the winter break

Question: in what year did matthäus resign from partizan

Answer: 2003

in what year did matthäus resign from partizan

Question: what post did matthäus resign in 2003

Answer: Partizan post

Question: what club did matthäus leave in 2003

Answer: Partizan

Question: what team did partizan beat to win their final league match

Answer: FK Železnik)

what team did partizan beat to win their final league match

Question: how did matthäus address the players and club leadership

Answer: private

how did matthäus address the players and club leadership

A club spokesperson said Matthäus would clear everything up at a press conference scheduled for two days later , but it was already widely speculated through reports in the Hungarian press that the German had agreed terms with the Hungarian Football Federation to coach the Hungary national team .

Mađari su dobili novog selektora - Lotara Mateusa.
Juče u hotelu "Kempinski" u Budimpešti, sada već bivši
trener Partizana potpisao je ugovor sa Fudbalskim savezom naših
komšija koji stupa na snagu 1. januara 2004. i važi do 31. decembra
2005. godine. U slučaju da obe strane budu zadovoljne saradnjom,
ugovor će biti produžen za još godinu dana, izveštavaju mađarski
mediji.
Oni još uvek nisu razmatrali varijantu da Nemac
iznanada napusti Budimpeštu, kao u subotu Beograd.
- Preuzeo sam posao zato što smatram da je reprezentacija Mađarske
mnogo bolja nego što to govore njeni rezultati - rekao je Mateus
novinarima u Budumpešti.
Mateus
je na klupi Mađarske zamenio Imrea Galeia koji je podneo ostavku
1. decembra. U kvalifikacijama za odlazak na Svetsko prvenstvo
Mađari se nalaze u grupi sa Švedskom, Hrvatskom, Bugarskom, Islandom
i Maltom. Isti izvori navode da je jedan od razloga što je Mateus
promenio radnu sredinu i sukob od pre dve nedelje sa direktorom
Partizana Nenadom Bjekovićem. Italijani pišu, kao i naša štampa,
da se Mateus odlučio za Mađarsku pod uticajem nove supruge Marijane
koja već pet godina živi u Budimpešti, gde je vlasnica nekoliko
butika. Svesni su Italijani značaja butika i mode…
Odlukom Mateusa da podnese ostavku na mesto šefa stručnog štaba,
tvrde u Partizanu, svi su bili iznenađenji. Osim rukovodilaca
čija se politika uvek mora razumeti i prijatelji kluba, ali i
Lotarovi lični prijatelji, ističu da za njegovu odluku nisu znali.
Navedeno su javno rekli i predsednik Ćurković i direktor Bjeković.
Zbog svega što je Mateus proteklih dana pričao, uveravao javnost
da ne napušta Partizan, a sa uslovom da u Humskoj nisu znali za
njegove namere, nije teško zaključiti da je domaću javnost Mateus
- obmanjivao.
Nemac koji je bio jedna od najomiljenijih javnih ličnosti u Srbiji
i Crnoj Gori, danas će na stadionu Partizana održati oproštajnu
konferenciju za novinare gde će pokušati da objasni razloge zbog
kojih je podneo ostavku. Ako nas Mateus ničim ponovo ne iznenadi,
postaće jasno zašto je direktor Bajerna iz Minhena Uli Henes,
jednom prilikom za Mateusa rekao da bi u Bajernu mogao samo da
šiša travu. Ili će možda Stefan Efenberg biti u pravu kada ga
je nazvao kukavicom i sebičnjakom. U međuvremenu "Glas"
vam nudi 11 razloga zbog kojih je Mateus napustio Partizan, ali
i zašto je trebalo da ostane.
P. Roganović

Question: when did matthaus resign from partizan

Answer: 13 December 2003

Question: who resigned from partizan in 2003

Answer: Matthäus

Question: how long after Matthäus resigned was a press conference scheduled for

Answer: two days

how long after Matthäus resigned was a press conference scheduled for

Question: in what year did matthaus resign from partizan

Answer: 2003

in what year did matthaus resign from partizan

Question: who did germany agree to coach the hungarian national football team

Answer: Hungarian Football Federation

who did germany agree to coach the hungarian national football team

Question: what club did matthaus leave in 2003

Answer: Partizan

Question: who was hired to coach the hungarian national football team

Answer: the German

who was hired to coach the hungarian national football team

Four months after leaving Belgrade , in mid - April 2004 , the row over the terms of Matthäus ' contract with Partizan was opened with both parties publicly going back and forth at each other .

It began with Matthäus , by now Hungarian national team head coach , giving a detailed interview to Serbian press and accusing Partizan club leadership of breaching the additional terms of his contract .

Ne beše davno 13. decembar 2003. godine, kada je
Lotar Mateus rekao čelnicima Partizana da podnosi ostavku. Par
dana kasnije na oproštajnoj konferenciji za medije, takvu odluku
objasnio je "ličnim razlozima" i izazovom da postane
selektor Mađarske sa kojom želi da se plasira na SP u Nemačkoj
2006. U te njegove reči malo ko je verovao... Ali, četiri meseca
kasnije, u utorak 13. aprila, klupko je sam počeo da odmotava.
Lotar Mateus je konsultovao FIFA povodom neisplaćenih dugova
iz vremena dok je bio trener Partizana. Slavni Nemac još uvek
nije doneo odluku da li će tužiti crno-bele, a ako se za to opredeli
advokati će već za par dana trčkarati po "svetskoj kući fudbala"
i po redovnim sudovima. Mateus tvrdi da mu na ime transfera Igora
Duljaja u Šahtjor iz Donjecka pripada 15 odsto (600.000 dolara),
ali i prvi put otkriva uslove pod kojima je došao u Partizan i
kako je i pored rezultatskih uspeha i plasmana u Ligu šampiona
bezuspešno pokušavao da pronađe zajednički jezik sa čelnim ljudima
iz Humske.
- Partizan i ja potpisali smo ugovor 1. januara 2003. godine
koji je između ostalog predviđao moja redovna primanja i ostale
beneficije. Tada je sačinjen i dodatni ugovor koji je za mene
predviđao ekstra provizije u slučaju plasmana u Ligu šampiona,
u slučaju potpisivanja novog ugovora sa sponzorima iz inostranstva,
u slučaju transfera igrača. Bilo je to praktično nešto poput provizije
na uspeh - rekao je Lotar Mateus za Sportsku centralu.
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- Pri tom, bilo je jasno da Partizan pre mog dolaska nije bio
toliko u centru pažnje međunarodne javnosti i da je proizvod Partizan
u marketinškom smislu nesumnjivo dobio na vrednosti samom činjenicom
što sam ja vodio tim. Međutim, kako je vreme prolazilo, postalo
je očigledno da je rukovodstvo Partizana želelo da se taj dodatni
ugovor promeni. Drugim rečima, nisu imali nameru da ga ispoštuju.
Istina, bilo je više razgovora na tu temu, išlo se ka novom rešenju,
ali svejedno, ja sam već tada bio pomalo razočaran zbog činjenice
da nisu održali reč, što se nisu držali ugovora.
O kolikoj proviziji se radilo?
- Ugovorom je bilo predviđeno izmeĐu 5 i 10 procenata. Premda,
da neko ne bi pomislio da sam gramziv, objasniću kako je uopšte
došlo do priče o proviziji. Partizan je pošto poto želeo da me
angažuje, došli su u Minhen, objasnili su mi da nisu u mogućnosti
da mi obezbede platu na nivou mojih očekivanja, pa se upravo iz
tog razloga došlo do rešenja sa provizijom, kao dodatnim stimulansom.
Da toga nije bilo, rekao bih im "hvala i doviđenja"
i ne bih ni došao u Partizan.
U konkretnom slučaju, od ugovora sa novim, glavnim sponzorom
"Superfund" i od obeštećenja za Vukića i Lazovića, trebalo
je da vam pripadne između pet i 10 odsto?
-Kada je postalo jasno da od toga neće biti ništa, bio sam pogođen,
ali zbog mira u kući nisam želeo konfrontaciju, pogotovu ne u
javnosti. Bio sam pod psihološkim pritiskom, nisam želeo da narušim
dobru atmosferu u ekipi. Konačno, sve to se dešavalo paralelno
sa našim velikim uspehom, plasmanom u Ligu šampiona. Mesecima
sam čekao na isplatu dogovorenih suma, i tek nakon pritiska s
moje strane i mog menadžera Džordža Štangasingera, koji je više
puta dolazio u Beograd i pokušavao da reši stvar.
Konačno je došlo do sastanka sa generalnim sekretarom Žarkom
Zečevićem i do pokušaja da se nađe kompromisno rešenje. Naglašavam
da je odustajanje od prvobitnog ugovora bila samo moja dobra volja.
Nisam želeo da radim protiv kluba s kojim sam imao uspeha. Rekao
sam‚ u redu, hajde da sednemo i pronađemo novu varijantu. Konačno
smo se usaglasili da se prethodni ugovor, o provizijama, stavlja
van snage i sastavljen je novi ugovor.
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U tom novom ugovoru insistirao sam na klauzuli da, ako želim,
mogu da napustim klub u svakom trenutku, bez da mi Partizan pravi
smetnje. Uradio sam to zbog toga što sam već tada imao loš predosećaj,
što sam stalno slušao priče o prodaji igrača, a da novac neće
biti uložen u održavanje postojećeg nivoa igračkog kadra. Išlo
se očito samo na to da se od transfera uzme što više novca i da
se time dugoročno obezbedi funkcionisanje kluba. To je na neki
način i razumljivo sa aspekta rukovodstva, međutim sa stanovišta
trenera, sigurno nije. Svaki trener želi da bude uspešan i ja
sam bio uveren da sam sa Partizanom - sa neznatno izmenjenom ekipom
- i u novoj sezoni ponovo mogao da uđem u Ligu šampiona.
Osim klauzule o raskidu ugovora, stavili smo i na papir da ću
kao rezervno rešenje dobiti 15 odsto od transfera Igora Duljaja
kada bude otišao u inostranstvo. U međuvremenu je, kao što je
poznato, Duljaj prodat, međutim Partizan očito nema nameru da
ispoštuje novi ugovor.
O kojoj sumi se radi?
-To možete i sami lako da izračunate. Transfer je iznosio četiri
miliona američkih dolara, 15 odsto od toga je 600.000 dolara.
Naglašavam ponovo da je to daleko manje novca nego što bih dobio
od prethodnih provizija i što mi je po prvom ugovoru pripadalo.
Ja sam pristao na kompromis, međutim, sada sam suočen sa krajnje
nekorektnim ponašanjem od strane Partizana.
Da li se rukovodstvo Partizana izjasnilo po tom pitanju? Da
li su najavili da će novac biti isplaćen, da li su rekli da se
samo radi o kašnjenju?
- Prema poslednjim informacijama oni drugačije tumače ugovor i
nemaju nameru da mi isplate novac. Kao argument se navodi da više
nisam trener Partizana. Očito rezonuju da samim tim nemaju više
nikakvih obaveza prema meni. Međutim, zaboravljaju jednu bitnu
činjenicu. U ugovoru je izričito precizirano da će mi biti isplaćeno
15 odsto provizije od transfera Igora Duljaja, u slučaju da Duljaj
potpiše inostrani ugovor do 31.1.2005. Uostalom u "Šport-Bildu"
biće priložen faksimil tog dela ugovora.
Ukoliko se situacija ne promeni, da li ćete tužiti Partizan?
- Ko me dobro poznaje, zna da sam uvek spreman na razgovor i dogovor.
Međutim, situacija zaista postaje neprijatna. Inicijativa da se
dođe do nekog rešenja dolazi samo s moje strane i od strane mog
menadžera Džordža Štangasingera. Za ova četiri meseca bilo je
bezbroj telefonskih poziva, Džordž je više puta odlazio u Beograd
, međutim bez rezultata. Verujte ni meni ne ide u prilog da stvar
rešavam sudskim putem, ali ako ne bude drugog izlaza, biću primoran
na takav korak.
Obratili ste se medijima koji će biti vaš sledeći potez?
- Sačekaćemo još dva, tri dana. Ako i tada ne dođe do razrešenja
spora, predaću slučaj advokatima a o svemu će biti obaveštena
UEFA i FIFA. Želim još jednom da naglasim da ni meni ni Partizanu
takvo talasanje nije potrebno, meĐutim, ako ne dođe do fer rešenja,
nema drugog izbora - zaključio je Lotar Mateus.
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Ekspert za naplatu duga
Kada je završio bogatu igračku karijeru, Lotar Mateus se
opredelio za posao trenera, ali ne bi pogrešio ni ako bi
otvorio agenciju za naplatu dugova.
Lotar Mateus uplivao je u trenerske vode u bečkom Rapidu.
Pošto je dobio otkaz zbog loših rezultata, kasnije je protiv
Rapida podneo tužbu zatraživši isplatu svih dugovanja. Finansijski
konflikt punio je novinske stupce u Austriji i Nemačkoj,
ali su se na kraju sage, u decembru 2002. godine, obe strane
nagodile izvan sudskih okvira, pa je i tužba povučena.
- Brzo smo postigli dogovor, rukovodstvo kluba je bilo izuzetno
korektno - izvinio se Lotar Mateus čelnicima Rapida, pošto
je dopunio novčanik.
U aprilu 2003. godine Mateus je odlučio da tuži svoj bivši
klub Bajern iz Minhena, zbog neisplaćenog honorara sa oproštajne
utakmice odigrane u maju 2000. godine. Nemački as je smatrao
da je prihod od tog meča veći od dva miliona evra i tražio
je uvid u dokumentaciju. Bio je u pravu. U tom revijalnom
meču zaradio je dva miliona evra. Ponovo je pobedio.
Osim što ne želi nikome da oprosti ono što mu po dogovoru
i pripada, Mateus se pokazao i kao dobrotvor. Posle trijumfa
u sporu sa Bajernom, Lotar Mateus, tada trener Partizana,
uplatio je 102.000 evra u fond za izgradnju dečijeg sela
u Kraljevu, u kome bi do 2005. godine trebalo da se smeste
ratna siročad.
Sada zbog dugova namerava da tuži Partizan, sutra možda
fudbalski savez Mađarske, čiji je selektor. Takav mu stil.
Ali, gle čuda. On u Srbiji hoće ono što je pošteno zaradio.
P. Rg.
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Question: who was the head coach of the hungarian national team

Answer: Matthäus

who was the head coach of the hungarian national team

Question: what was matthäus's previous job

Answer: Hungarian national team head coach

Question: what nationality was the national team coach of partizan

Answer: Hungarian

what nationality was the national team coach of partizan

Question: when did matthaus leave partizan

Answer: April 2004

Question: in what year did matthäus leave partizan

Answer: 2004

in what year did matthäus leave partizan

Question: what team did matthäus coach before joining partizan

Answer: Hungarian national team

what team did matthäus coach before joining partizan

Question: how long after leaving belgrade did the dispute between partizan and matthaus

Answer: Four months

how long after leaving belgrade did the dispute between partizan and matthaus

Question: who did matthäus accuse of breaching the terms of his contract

Answer: Partizan club leadership

who did matthäus accuse of breaching the terms of his contract

Matthäus claimed that after none of that was honoured he gave up on asking for his percentages of the Danko Lazović and Zvonimir Vukić transfers as well as Superfund shirt sponsorship deal due to " not wanting to upset the team atmosphere during Champions League qualifying " , but instead pushed for the additional terms to be renegotiated .

After successful Champions League qualification , the additional terms were in fact renegotiated with Partizan 's general secretary Žarko Zečević so that both parties agreed to put the previous additional terms out of effect and instead now give Matthäus 15 % of Igor Duljaj 's ( the club 's best young asset at the time ) future transfer abroad as well as to allow Matthäus to leave the club any time he wanted without penalties .

Fudbalski klub Partizan odbio je danas sve optube iznete od biveg efa struènog taba Lotara Mateusa i kao neosnovan odbacio njegov zahtev da mu Partizan isplati dug od 469.500 evra.
Uz opirno Saoptenje za javnost FK Partizan na èetiri strane priloena je i kopija dokumenta, koji je Mateus poslao direktoru Partizana arku Zeèeviæu 10. decembra prole godine, u kojem ga obavetava da raskida ugovor sa prvakom Srbije i Crne Gore bez daljih obaveza prema bilo kome.
U Saoptenju se "sa velikim aljenjem konstatuje da je Lotar Mateus, bivi ef struènog taba FK Partizan, poveo medijsku kampanju protiv kluba u kome je donedavno radio i sa kojim je postigao najveæi uspeh u svojoj trenerskoj karijeri".
Rukovodilac pravne slube FK Partizan Darko Grubor naglasio je da po UEFA zakonu ni jedan trener, pa tako ni Mateus, nema pravo da se bavi kupo-prodajom igraèa i da se tvrðenja nemaèkog struènjaka "apsolutne neistine".
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Question: who was partizan's general secretary

Answer: Žarko Zečević

Question: who wanted to leave partizan

Answer: Matthäus

Question: how much of igor duljaj's future transfer abroad did partizan

Answer: 15%

how much of igor duljaj's future transfer abroad did partizan

Question: who was partizan's best young asset at the time

Answer: Igor Duljaj

who was partizan's best young asset at the time

Question: what did partizan want the additional terms of the deal to be

Answer: renegotiated

what did partizan want the additional terms of the deal to be

Question: which team did konstantin matthäus leave to join after winning the

Answer: Partizan

which team did konstantin matthäus leave to join after winning the

Question: why did he give up on asking for his percentages of the danko lazovic

Answer: none of that was honoured

why did Lothar Matthäus give up on asking for his percentages of the danko lazovic

The club responded two days later in a lengthy press release saying that they don't owe him any money.

One day after that, Matthäus decided to sue Partizan for the amount of US$600,000 before Sports Arbitration Court in Lausanne, Switzerland.

The club responded two days later in a lengthy press release saying that they do n't owe him any money .

One day after that , Matthäus decided to sue Partizan for the amount of US$ 600,000 before Sports Arbitration Court in Lausanne , Switzerland .

Bivi trener fudbalera beogradskog Partizana, Nemac Lotar Mateus tuio je Fudbalski klub Partizan Apelacionom sudu u vajcarskoj, traeæi od svog biveg kluba 600.000 dolara.
Tuba Mateusa sudu koji je nadlean za reavanje svih medjunarodnoh sporova u oblasti sporta, usledila je dan nakon saoptenja Uprave FK Partizan da klub "ne duguje nita" Mateusu i da ni on, ni agencija "Sporthaus GmbH", koja ja angaovana na zahtev Mateusa, nisu uèestvovali u prodaji igraèa Partizana drugim klubovima i da stoga nemaju prava na proviziju.
"Èelnici Partizana su izabrali pogrean put. U ovom sluèaju nije trebalo da informiu javnost, veæ mene. Za ljude u Partizanu je vanije da sebe predstave kao oteæenu stranu, nego da u dijalogu sa mnom postignu dogovor", rekao je Mateus za sutranji beogradski dnevnik "Politika".
On je rekao da je kompletnu dokumentaciju sa svim ugovorima koje je imao sa Partizanom prosledio sudu u Lozani i da oèekuje brz sudski postupak.
"Moji advokati su sve prouèili i ubedjen sam da u naoj tubi ne postoji apsolutno nikakva 'rupa' koja nam moe biti zakonska prepreka u dobijanju spora", rekao je Mateus.
On je istakao da je na tubi insistorao ne samo zbog materijalne strane, veæ i zbog zadovoljenja pravde.
"Ne trèim za parama, nikad to nisam radio. Lotar Mateus je dugo gradio fudbalsko ime i dovoljno stekao. Hoæu samo pravdu i elim ono to mi je obeæano. Nita manje, nita vie. A najvie mi je zasmetalo to to u Partizanu ele da pobegnu od istine da mi duguju 600.000 dolara", rekao je Mateus.
Mateus je najvie ljut na generalnog sekretara Partizana arka Zeèeviæa, jer je, kako kae, on potpisivao sve ugovore. "On zna da ja govorim istinu", rekao je Mateus.
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Question: how much did matthäus sue partizan for

Answer: US$600,000

Question: who did matthäus sue for the amount of us$600,000

Answer: Partizan

who did matthäus sue for the amount of us$600,000

Question: where is the sports arbitration court located

Answer: Lausanne, Switzerland

where is the sports arbitration court located

Question: who decided to sue partizan for the amount of us$600,000

Answer: Matthäus

who decided to sue partizan for the amount of us$600,000

Question: where did matthäus sue partizan for the amount of us$600

Answer: Sports Arbitration Court

where did matthäus sue partizan for the amount of us$600

Question: how did the club respond to the lawsuit

Answer: they don't owe him any money

Hungary national team Matthäus became manager of the Hungary national football team on 14 December 2003.

Hungary national team Matthäus became manager of the Hungary national football team on 14 December 2003 .

Jobwechsel: Lothar Matthäus wird Ungarns neuer Nationaltrainer. Kicker
Dabei machte der gebürtige Franke von einer Ausstiegsklausel im Vertrag Gebrauch. Vor rund einem Jahr hatte Matthäus nach einem kurzen Engagement bei Rapid Wien in Belgrad angeheuert und das Team zum Meistertitel und auch in die Champions League geführt, wo Partizan vor Kurzem in der Vorrunde gescheitert war.
Am Sonntag unterzeichnete er nun in einem Nobelhotel in Budapest seinen neuen Vertrag mit dem ungarischen Fußballverband. Das Arbeitsverhältnis beginnt am 1. Januar 2004 und läuft bis 2005. Seine Wahl sei vor allem auch aus privaten Gründen auf die Magyaren gefallen. Seine Ehefrau Marijana, die mit ihren drei Kindern in der ungarischen Metropole lebt, betreibt dort einen Modesalon. Offenbar schlug Matthäus lukrativere Angebote aus Russland und Asien aus.
Indes meldete die serbische Nachrichtenagentur Tanjug, dass die Vereinsführung von Partizan Belgrad über den Schritt des Deutschen “geschockt und überrascht“ sei und berichtete zugleich von angeblich “schweren Meinungsverschiedenheiten“ zwischen Matthäus und Klubchef Nenad Bjekovic.
Mit seinem neuen Team steht Lothar Matthäus eine schwere Aufgabe bevor. In der Qualifikationsrunde für das Turnier 2006 in Deutschland bekommen es die Magyaren mit den drei EM-Teilnehmern Schweden, Kroatien und Bulgarien sowie dem deutschen EM-Qualifikationsgegner Island und dem vom Deutschen Horst Heese trainierten Malta zu tun. Der WM-Finalist von 1954 steht in der Weltrangliste derzeit nur auf Rang 67 und blickt auf eine lange Durststrecke zurück.
Matthäus wird Nachfolgr von Imre Gallei, der am 1. Dezember zurückgetreten war. In seinem Aufgebot stehen mit dem Stuttgarter Imre Szabics, den Berlinern Gabor Kiraly und Pal Dardai sowie dem Bremer Krisztian Lisztes derzeit vier Spieler aus der Bundesliga.

Question: who is the manager of the hungarian national football team

Answer: Matthäus

who is the manager of the hungarian national football team

Question: when did matthäus become manager of the hungarian national football team

Answer: 14 December 2003

when did matthäus become manager of the hungarian national football team

Question: in what year did matthäus become manager of the hungarian national football team

Answer: 2003

in what year did matthäus become manager of the hungarian national football team

Question: what was matthäus the manager of in 2003

Answer: Hungary national football team

what was matthäus the manager of in 2003

Question: in which country did matthäus become manager of the national football team

Answer: Hungary

in which country did matthäus become manager of the national football team

Question: what was the name of the football team that Matthäus managed

Answer: Hungary national team

what was the name of the football team that Matthäus managed

Question: what did matthaus become manager of in 2003

Answer: the Hungary national football team

what did matthaus become manager of in 2003

Question: matthäus was manager of which national football team from 2003 to 2007

Answer: Hungary

matthäus was manager of which national football team from 2003 to 2007

After leaving the Hungary post , Matthäus was vocally critical of the Hungarian Football Federation , accusing it in November 2007 of " not contributing , but exploiting Hungarian football " before adding that " it is not coincidental that the Hungarian bid to host Euro 2012 did n't receive any votes " .

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Question: who was critical of the hungarian football federation in 2007

Answer: Matthäus

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Question: when did matthäus accuse the hungarian football federation of not contributing

Answer: November 2007

when did matthäus accuse the hungarian football federation of not contributing

Question: who did matthaus criticize in 2007

Answer: the Hungarian Football Federation

Question: what was hungary's bid to host in 2007

Answer: Euro 2012

Question: what did matthaus accuse the hungarian football federation of

Answer: not contributing, but exploiting Hungarian football

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Question: who did matthäus accuse of not contributing to the hungarian football team

Answer: Hungarian Football Federation

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Question: what did matthaus say about the hungarian bid to host euro 2012

Answer: it is not coincidental

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Question: in what year did matthäus accuse the hungarian football federation of not contributing

Answer: 2007

in what year did matthäus accuse the hungarian football federation of not contributing

After missing for two weeks, he faxed in his resignation on 20 March and never even went back to Brazil to pick up his personal belongings.

Some ten days later, Atlético put out a release mentioning that Matthäus ran up R$13,000 (US$5,915) in phone charges that the club wanted him to pay.

After missing for two weeks , he faxed in his resignation on 20 March and never even went back to Brazil to pick up his personal belongings .

Some ten days later , Atlético put out a release mentioning that Matthäus ran up R$13,000 ( US$ 5,915 ) in phone charges that the club wanted him to pay .

Brazilski Atletiko Paranaense saoptio je u petak da je bivi trener tog kluba Nemac Lotar Mateus napustio klub, a da nije platio telefonski raèun u iznosu od skoro 6.000 dolara.
Mateus je napustio Atletiko 20. marta, i naveo da odlazi iz privatnih razloga.
U petak, Atletiko je saoptio da je Mateus, koji je u tom klubu bio manje od tri meseca, napravio telefonske raèune od ukupno 13.000 reala (5.915 dolara). Klub je postavio te telefonske raèune na svoj internet sajt, navodeæi da je Mateus duan da ih plati.
Neplaæeni raèuni bili su "prvi razlog zbog kojeg je Mateus napustio Atletiko", naveo je klub na sajtu u kratkom saoptenju.
Portparol kluba Tatjana Ribeiro odbila je da precizira stav kluba i navela je da Atletiko nema ta da doda. Takoðe je odbila da odgovori da li je Mateus obaveten o ovom dugu.
Direktori Atletika bili su veoma ljuti zbog naèina na koji je Mateus dao ostavku. On je to objavio u intervjuu nemaèkim medijima, a Atletiko je nekoliko dana èekao na zvanièno obavetenje (pismo kojim je otkazao ugovor na donjoj slici).
Mateus je za Atletiko potpisao 11. januara, poto je napustio maðarsku reprezentaciju, gde je bio selektor. Prethodno, on je bio trener beogradskog Partizana.
Kao igraè, Mateus je rekorder Nemaèke sa 150 utakmica za nacionalni tim. Bio je najbolji igraè Evrope 1990. godine, a 1991. proglaen je za igraèa godine u izboru FIFA.
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Question: how long did he go missing

Answer: two weeks

Question: how much did matthäus make in phone charges

Answer: R$13,000

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Question: when did he fax in his resignation

Answer: 20 March

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Question: how much money did matthäus run up in phone charges

Answer: US$5,915

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Question: where did he go after missing for two weeks

Answer: Brazil

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Question: who did atlantic club want to pay for phone charges

Answer: Matthäus

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Question: what team did matthäus leave

Answer: Atlético

Question: how much did matthäus run up in phone charges

Answer: R$13,000 (US$5,915

how much did matthäus run up in phone charges

Maccabi Netanya On 13 April 2008, it was announced that Matthäus signed with Israeli club Maccabi Netanya to coach the team from the beginning of the 2008–09 season.

Maccabi Netanya On 13 April 2008 , it was announced that Matthäus signed with Israeli club Maccabi Netanya to coach the team from the beginning of the 2008–09 season .

Von der Schulbank zurück auf den Trainingsplatz: Lothar Matthäus. imago
"Ein großer Schritt für den deutschen und israelischen Fußball", wurde Netanyas Vereinsboss Daniel Jammer zuvor in der "Bild"-Zeitung zitiert. Der neue Trainer soll ein Jahresgehalt von 400.000 Euro erhalten. Sein Vertrag läuft bis 2010. "Wir haben mit Lothar Matthäus einen Zweijahres-Vertrag abgeschlossen. Er wird seinen Posten Mitte Juni antreten", sagte Klub-Finanzvorstand Andreas Stamatiou der Deutschen Presse-Agentur dpa auf Anfrage.
Derzeit strebt der Franke in einem Sonderlehrgang des DFB die Trainer-Lizenz an. Zuvor trainierte Matthäus Rapid Wien, Partizan Belgrad, Ungarns Nationalmannschaft sowie kurzzeitig den brasilianischen Klub Atletico Paranaense. Bei Red Bull Salzburg war er von Mai 2006 bis Juni 2007 Co-Trainer unter Giovanni Trapattoni.
Sein künftiger Klub kämpft derzeit hinter dem enteilten israelischen Meister Beitar Jerusalem um einen Platz unter den ersten drei der israelischen Liga, der Zweite und der Dritte ziehen in den UEFA-Cup ein. Die starken Aufsteiger Hapoel Ironi Kiryat Shmona und Hapoel Bnei Sakhnin (alle haben 46 Punkte) liegen punktgleich mit dem Team aus der Mittelmeerstadt.

Question: what is the name of the israeli football club that Matthäus joined in

Answer: Maccabi Netanya

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Question: who is the coach of maccabi netanya

Answer: Matthäus

Question: what is the name of the israeli football team coached by matthew matth

Answer: Maccabi Netanya

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Question: when did matthaus sign with maccabi netanya

Answer: 13 April 2008

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Question: in what year did maccabi netanya sign matthew matthäus

Answer: 2008

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Question: what season did matthaus coach maccabi netanya

Answer: 2008–09

what season did matthaus coach maccabi netanya

Question: when did matthaus coach maccabi netanya

Answer: 2008–09 season

Question: what nationality is maccabi netanya

Answer: Israeli

On 29 April 2009 , with the Israeli league season still ongoing and Netanya sitting in fourth place , it was announced that Matthäus will not be back for the second season once the current one is finished .

Die israelische Episode endet: Lothar Matthäus löst im Sommer seinen Vertrag als Trainer von Maccabi Netanya. imago
"Aufgrund der wirtschaftlichen Situation ist der Verein auf mich zugekommen. Ich habe dem zugestimmt. Ich finde es schade, ich wäre gerne noch länger geblieben", so Matthäus gegenüber der "Bild".
Der Kontrakt hatte eigentlich noch eine Laufzeit bis 2010. Seit Sommer 2008 war der ehemalige Italien- und USA-Legionär bei Netanya als Trainer tätig gewesen. Zuvor hatte der 48-jährige Matthäus, Kapitän der deutschen Weltmeistermannschaft von 1990, von Mai 2006 bis Juni 2007 an der Seite von Giovanni Trapattoni als Co-Trainer bei Red Bull Salzburg gearbeitet.
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Davor war der DFB-Ehrenspielführer als Trainer bei Rapid Wien, Partizan Belgrad, der ungarischen Nationalmannschaft sowie dem brasilianischen Klubs Atletico Paranaense tätig.
Nach 28 Spieltagen belegt Matthäus mit Maccabi in der israelischen Meisterschaft mit 47 Punkten den vierten Platz. Der Rückstand auf Tabellenführer Maccabi Haifa beträgt neun Zähler.

Question: who won the israeli league in 2009

Answer: Matthäus

Question: when did netanya announce that matthäus would not be returning for the second

Answer: 29 April 2009

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Question: in what year did netanya announce that matthäus would not be returning to

Answer: 2009

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Question: where did netanya place in the israeli league

Answer: fourth

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Question: which is in fourth place in the israeli league

Answer: Netanya

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Question: where was netanya in the israeli league in 2009

Answer: fourth place

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Question: when will matthaus not be back for the second season

Answer: once the current one is finished

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Question: what league was netanya in fourth place in

Answer: Israeli league

what league was netanya in fourth place in

Bulgaria national team thumb|Matthäus ( right ) during a friendly match against Serbia in November 2010 On 23 September 2010 , it was announced that Matthäus would be the new coach of the Bulgarian national team after the resignation of Stanimir Stoilov a few weeks earlier .

Der 49-Jährige unterschrieb einen Einjahresvertrag, sprich bis zum Ende der EM-Qualifikation, mit einer Option für zwei weitere Jahre.
"Mir ist klar, dass das eine große Herausforderung ist", sagte der deutsche Rekordnationalspieler bei seiner Vorstellung: "Aber ich glaube trotz der zwei Niederlagen daran, dass wir eine Chance haben, uns als Zweiter für die EM zu qualifizieren." Matthäus ist Bulgariens erster ausländischer Nationaltrainer seit dem Tschechen Rudolf Vytlacil 1966.
EM-Qualifikation - 2. Spieltag
EM-Qualifikation - Tabelle - Gruppe G
Trainersteckbrief Matthäus
Trainersteckbrief Matthäus
Seit rund 16 Monaten war Matthäus ohne Trainerjob. Zuletzt zeichnete er bis Ende der Saison 2008/09 für den israelischen Klub Maccabi Netanya verantwortlich. Zuvor war er bei Rapid Wien, Partizan Belgrad, Atletico Paranaense in Brasilien, Red Bull Salzburg sowie als Nationaltrainer Ungarns tätig.
In Bulgarien räumte Stanimir Stoilov nach der zweiten Niederlage im zweiten Spiel in der Qualifikation zu EM 2012 gegen Montenegro (0:1) beim WM-Vierten von 1994 Anfang September seinen Stuhl. Den besetzt nun Matthäus und soll bereits beim nächsten EM-Qualifikationsspiel am 8. Oktober gegen Wales Bulgarien betreuen. Nach dem Fehlstart ist es das Ziel, die Nationalmannschaft mit Blick auf die Endrunde in Polen und der Ukraine in die Erfolgsspur zurückzuführen.
Lothar ist ein Trainerfuchs.Ottmar Hitzfeld
Auf dem Weg dorthin warten allerdings auch noch namhafte Gegner wie England oder die Schweiz. Bei den Eidgenossen sitzt mit Ottmar Hitzfeld ein alter Bekannter Matthäus' auf der Bank: "Lothar ist ein Trainerfuchs und hat es verdient, wieder aktiv ein Team zu führen", findet Matthäus' ehemaliger Coach bei den Bayern: "Ich freue mich für Lothar, dass er wieder im Trainergeschäft tätig ist, und ich freue mich auf die Begegnung im März in Bulgarien."

Question: who was the coach of the bulgarian national football team in 2010

Answer: Stanimir Stoilov

who was the coach of the bulgarian national football team in 2010

Question: against which team did stanimir stoilov lose his thumb in a friendly match

Answer: Serbia

against which team did stanimir stoilov lose his thumb in a friendly match

Question: what is the right hand of stanimir stoilov, the coach of the

Answer: Bulgaria national team thumb

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Question: what part of the body does stanimir stoilov play

Answer: thumb

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Question: when did stanimir stoilov leave the bulgarian national football team

Answer: November 2010

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Question: who is the coach of the bulgarian national football team

Answer: Matthäus

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Question: when did stanimir stoilov become the coach of the bulgarian national

Answer: 23 September 2010

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Question: stanimir stoilov was the coach of which national football team from 2010 to

Answer: Bulgaria

stanimir stoilov was the coach of which national football team from 2010 to

On 17 November 2010, in a friendly played in Sofia, Bulgaria lost to Serbia 0–1.

On 17 November 2010 , in a friendly played in Sofia , Bulgaria lost to Serbia 0–1 .

Despite winning his first match in the qualifiers against Wales , Bulgaria under Matthäus were unable to qualify for Euro 2012 , following draws with Switzerland and Montenegro , as well as a home loss against England .

Mit nur fünf Punkten aus sieben Spielen liegt die Nationalmannschaft derzeit auf Rang vier der Qualifikationsgruppe G und hat bei noch einer ausstehenden Partie gegen Schlusslicht Wales keine Chance mehr, den zweiten Platz zu erreichen, der zur Teilnahme an den Play-off-Spielen berechtigen würde.
Für Verbandschef Borislaw Michailow war das nicht akzeptabel: "Bulgarien hat unter Matthäus nur ärmliche Resultate erreicht, und es gibt Spannungen zwischen ihm und den Spielern." Zusätzlich bemängelte Michailow, dass Matthäus mehr im Ausland lebt. Nachfolger des 50-Jährigen ist der Bulgare Michail Madanski.
Der Vertrag des 50-Jährigen lief noch bis zum Ende der EM-Qualifikation. Matthäus hatte jedoch mehrfach betont, sich per Handschlag schon auf eine Verlängerung seines Kontraktes bis 2013 geeinigt zu haben. Zuletzt war jedoch immer stärkere Kritik am Weltmeister von 1990 laut geworden. So hatte er selbst schon gemutmaßt: "Ich musste nach den letzten beiden Niederlagen damit rechnen, dass im November Schluss ist." Sogar Bulgariens Ministerpräsident Bojko Borissow hatte sich negativ über Matthäus geäußert.
Natürlich würde ich gerne in Deutschland mal zeigen, was ich leisten kann.Lothar Matthäus
Bulgarien war die zweite Nationaltrainerstation von Matthäus. Zwischen 2004 und 2005 coachte er bereits die ungarische Auswahl. Als Vereinstrainer stand Matthäus unter anderem bei Rapid Wien, Partizan Belgrad und Red Bull Salzburg unter Vertrag. "Natürlich würde ich gerne in Deutschland mal zeigen, was ich leisten kann", hatte Matthäus bereits am Wochenende verkündet, wohl ahnend, dass es mit seiner Anstellung in Bulgarien schnell zu Ende gehen würde.

Question: who did bulgaria play in the qualifiers for euro 2012

Answer: Wales

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Question: who was the coach of bulgaria when they were eliminated from euro 2012

Answer: Matthäus

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Question: where was the friendly match between bulgaria and serbia played

Answer: Sofia

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Question: when did bulgaria lose to serbia

Answer: 17 November 2010

Question: who did bulgaria lose to in their first match in euro 2012

Answer: Serbia

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Question: which two countries did bulgaria lose to in the qualifiers for euro 2012

Answer: Switzerland and Montenegro

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Question: who did bulgaria lose to at the 2012 european games

Answer: England

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Question: in what year did bulgaria lose to serbia

Answer: 2010

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He also worked as in - studio TV pundit on a variety of television networks during big football competitions : for the German pay television channel Premiere during the 2002 and 2006 FIFA World Cups , for the German channel ZDF during UEFA Euro 2004 , for Eurosport during UEFA Euro 2008 , for the Arabian network Al Jazeera Sports during the 2010 FIFA World Cup , for the Iranian channel IRIB during the 2014 FIFA World Cup and 2015 AFC Asian Cup , and for the British TV network ITV during UEFA Euro 2016 .

The presenters
Gary Lineker
As urbane as ever, the only hints of strain he feels by the time constraints at the end of big matches are betrayed by the return of his Leicester accent. Less self-consciously striving for the perfect pun these days he has become the consummate link man.
The main criticism one could make is that he has been there, done it and is as sharp on Twitter as he was in the box but modestly defers to his guests when his expertise matches and his ability to articulate it entertainingly supersedes theirs
Mark Pougatch
ITV has so frequently lost confidence in its selection as main football presenter over the past couple of decades that it was eminently sensible of Mark Pougatch to retain a regular radio role with the BBC. Having eaten up Matt Lorenzo, Bob Wilson, Gabby Logan, Steve Rider and Adrian Chiles (the only time the broadcaster seemed truly settled was when Des Lynam moved over for five years), it is pretty plain that it is not a particularly stable environment.
Pougatch is sharp, competent, well-informed, a BBC man down to his brown brogues. The common criticism is a lack of charisma which may make ITV’s trigger finger twitch again but those who slate him seem pretty confused about what they want from a presenter.
Likely winner BBC
The studios
At the 1998 World Cup the BBC based itself in a bespoke studio on the Champs-Elysees overlooking the Place de la Concorde, where Martin O’Neill famously gave Robbie Williams some career advice. This year they are sharing a studio complex with other European broadcasters near the Eiffel Tower which will naturally be the chosen backdrop.
ITV, who had a glass enormodome in 1998 with views of the Eiffel Tower have their own studio by the Seine with Notre Dame filling the window behind them.
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Reporters
Gabby Logan
Back with the England squad as she was at the 2010 and 2014 World Cups and at Euro 2012. She is a very accomplished presenter but a lack of incisiveness in questioning and a journalist’s appetite for needle has left her trailing her ITV opponent.
Gabriel Clarke
At the 2010 World Cup he twice got far more out of Fabio Capello than Logan, pursuing a harder news agenda and a forthrightness that elicited a memorable slapping down of John Terry. His succinctness in post-match interviews used to rout Garth Crooks but now it’s his instinct for the most penetrating question that keeps him on top.
Winner ITV
Main pundits
The BBC have reclaimed two of their 2014 World Cup panellists, Thierry Henry and Rio Ferdinand, from Sky Sports and BT Sport respectively for the tournament and pair them up in the Paris studio with Alan Shearer and one from a revolving cast of Match of the Day stalwarts - Danny Murphy, Jermaine Jenas, Robbie Savage, Martin Keown, Kevin Kilbane, John Hartson and Mark Lawrenson – some of whom will also be on co-commentary or, Lord help us, co-co-commentary duties.
The major drawback of the main three is that each has responded to vituperative if deserved criticism by adopting the quick-fix approach to acquiring credibility and gravitas. Thankfully the 19th hole japery has gone but it has been replaced by a kind of showy combativeness and occasionally histrionic truth-telling pose that screams cod portentousness. If England are dreadful, the trio could be monotonous but their more playful sides, and naked enjoyment of the game, will have the opportunity to shine on other teams.
Without Roy Keane, who is otherwise occupied, to play his traditional role as the child in the Emperor’s New Clothes, Lee Dixon will carry the main burden and usually does it engagingly. He is lucid, insightful and not afraid to offer assertive opinions, Dixon is the closest thing either channel has to a Gary Neville.
Joining him will be Ian Wright, a divisive figure for audiences of both channels in the past and whose emotional investment in the fortunes of the England team has become a broadcasting staple at every tournament since 1998 and Glenn Hoddle, also on co-commentary duty, whose occasional perceptiveness cannot pardon the crimes he commits on the English language.
Winner BBC
Guest pundits
Jens Lehmann joins the BBC team for the first time, having been a stand-out success on German TV for the past six years because of his bluntness. Jürgen Klinsmann will be contributing via satellite from the Copa America and Frank Lampard will be beamed in from the US to offer his experiences and views. Neil Lennon will be on hand primarily for the Northern Ireland games and if the rumoured last-minute swoop for Ryan Giggs for the Wales matches does not come off, it will be down to Hartson. The injured Manchester City and Belgium captain fills the current player slot while the softly-spoken, eminently reasonable and judicious Gianluca Vialli is usually a treat.
West Ham manager Slaven Bilic will rival Vialli for languid delivery and astuteness on ITV while Lothar Matthaus is an interestingly volatile recruit.
His English has come on since his year in New York playing for the Metrostars in 2000 when some interviews were impenetrable but he is known for losing his rag in spectacular fashion on occasion on live TV and can be acerbic, compelling but uncomfortable viewing. Tony Pulis will fly the Baner Cymru and Norman Whiteside, the Shankill Skinhead, makes a welcome panel debut as the Northern Ireland expert. A trio of tried and trusted Anglophile Frenchman – Emmanuel Petit, Christian Karembeu and Louis Saha - will cover the home angle but sadly the bearded promoter of ITV’s wares, Eric Cantona, will not be joining the panel.
Winner ITV
Lead commentators
The BBC’s Guy Mowbray is the exemplar of the new breed of commentator who calls the game almost to perfection and does not have the dramatic resonance, burblingly obtrusive quirks or rhetorical flourishes of his illustrious predecessors David Coleman, John Motson and Barry Davies. No one could do a competent impersonation of him and that’s what the audience wants now. There is a reason why vanilla is so popular and Mowbray is the best around.
Now that ITV no longer has live Champions League rights, our enjoyment of Clive Tyldesley has been rationed to highlights and England matches.
Has relative absence made the heart grow fonder? Probably not on social media which will never forgive him for ‘that night in Barcelona/Istanbul’ but objectively he remains a fine commentator with a pleasingly old-school, strangled tone that sounds like he’s addressing you down an old GPO telephone line. If judged on calling the action he is pretty impeccable though all the ‘put your shirt on him to score’ business will continue to irritate his critics
Winner BBC
Co-commentators
As someone who would prefer to have solely the commentator, this author is not really the appropriate judge to gauge the co-commentator’s merits. Or even co-co-commentator now that it seems we will be having three in the box for England matches at least. Martin Keown and Robbie Savage will do England v Wales for the Corporation but no one who isn’t employed in broadcasting think three voices are necessary, especially when one tells you what you can see perfectly well for yourself and the other gives you the seemingly provocative but actually inane, blokeish, ‘stands-to-reason-mate’ opinions of that bar-hovering man in the pub whose eye you have learnt to avoid. Danny Murphy is better than either of them, Gerry Armstrong and Kevin Kilbane are very good and the BBC will deploy Mark Lawrenson as Proust used his madeleines .
Glenn Hoddle has been working as Tyldesley’s co-commentator since the end of their Champions League contract and is expected to continue in the role for the England games and the big knockout ties. But look who’s back! Andy Townsend returns to ITV duty for the first time in more than a year. Voluble people on Twitter despise him for his stock phrases and habit of answering Tyldesley’s questions directly in that overly-familiar way as if patting him on the arm, the vocal equivalent of looking down the lens, but then most sensible souls despise voluble people on Twitter. He’ll never win them over but it’s a myth that he isn’t trenchant at times and shrewd. Iain Dowie makes up the team.
Winner BBC (for Murphy, Kilbane and Armstrong).
Scheduling
The group games have been allocated and ITV has Friday’s opening match between France and Romania and two England games, Saturday night’s against Russia and June 20’s return to Saint-Etienne when they take on Slovakia. BBC has England v Wales on Thursday June 16, Wales v Slovakia this Saturday and two Northern Ireland games – v Poland on June 12 and against the world champions Germany on June 21. By contrast ITV will show two Republic of Ireland games, against Belgium on June 18 and Italy on June 22.
From the picks of the other box office matches, the BBC has three – Switzerland v France, Belgium v Italy and Portugal v Austria – while ITV has Germany v Poland and Croatia v Spain.
ITV also has first choice of the last 16 games and the semi-finals while the BBC has the first two picks of the quarter-finals and both will show the final.
Winner ITV

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Since the 2012–13 Bundesliga season, he worked as an expert for the Pay TV broadcaster Sky Deutschland.

Since the 2012–13 Bundesliga season , he worked as an expert for the Pay TV broadcaster Sky Deutschland .

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Nächster RTL-Coup: Lothar Matthäus wird neuer Länderspielexperte
(26.04.2021, 15.14 Uhr)
Seit 2012 ist Lothar Matthäus Fußball-Experte bei Sky. Demnächst wird der ehemalige Nationalspieler zusätzlich auch bei RTL zu sehen sein. Nach einem kurzen Gastauftritt von Uli Hoeneß für wenige Spiele hat der Kölner Sender nun Lothar Matthäus als Experten für die Spiele der deutschen Nationalmannschaft verpflichtet. Der abgeschlossene Vertrag läuft ein Jahr lang und umfasst insgesamt elf Länderspiele der Nationalmannschaft bis Mai 2022. Seine ersten Einsätze hat er im Juni.
Am 2. und 7. Juni finden die letzten Testspiele der DFB-Elf vor der EM statt. Gegen Dänemark (Austragungsort noch offen) und Lettland (in Düsseldorf) bestreitet die deutsche Nationalmannschaft um den scheidenden Trainer Joachim Löw die letzten Leistungstests. Matthäus wird diese Spiele als neuer RTL-Fußballexperte analysieren.
Lothar Matthäus über sein neues Engagement:
Ich freue mich, zukünftig - neben meiner Expertentätigkeit bei Sky - jetzt gemeinsam mit RTL die deutsche Fußballnationalmannschaft im TV begleiten zu dürfen. Wie gewohnt, werde ich die Spiele objektiv, aber auch wenn nötig kritisch, begleiten. Ich hoffe aber, die Mannschaft wird wieder an frühere Erfolge anknüpfen können.
Stephan Schmitter, Geschäftsführer RTL News, kommentiert:
Ein Weltfußballer und weltklasse Experte begleitet uns und die Mannschaft Richtung Weltmeisterschaft. Das passt perfekt! Wir freuen uns sehr, dass Lothar Matthäus ab Juni unser Team verstärkt und mit seiner großen Expertise und Leidenschaft die spannenden Monate des Übergangs zwischen Jogi Löw und einem neuen Bundestrainer für die Zuschauer:innen analysiert.
Lothar Matthäus gilt als einer der größten deutschen Fußballspieler aller Zeiten. Mit 150 Auftritten ist der Weltmeister (1990) und Europameister (1980) bis heute Rekordspieler der deutschen Nationalmannschaft. Mit dem FC Bayern München und Inter Mailand feierte er insgesamt acht Ligameisterschaften und konnte mit beiden Vereinen auch den UEFA-Pokal (1991, 1996) gewinnen. Seit der Saison 2012/13 analysiert Matthäus als TV-Experte für Sky Deutschland die Topspiele der Fußball-Bundesliga.
RTL hält darüber hinaus die exklusiven TV-Rechte an den Partien der deutschen Nationalmannschaft der Männer im Rahmen der European Qualifiers zur WM 2022 in Katar und zeigt in diesem Jahr noch insgesamt neun Spiele des DFB-Teams - und damit alle Länderspiele außerhalb der Europameisterschaft.
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vans29 schrieb am 27.04.2021, 15.06 Uhr:Es ist ein ER, der irgendwo bei oder in Berlin wohnt und über 50 ist und gerne Spreeradio hört...
krawallo schrieb am 26.04.2021, 23.13 Uhr:Damit Sentinel2003 etwas zu kommentieren hat.
Bin mal gespannt, wann ich auf einen Artikel stoße, der nicht abfällig kommentiert wurde. Da muss man sich doch fragen, warum Sentinel2003 sich auf diese Seite hier begibt, wenn ihn (oder sie) doch alles nicht interessiert oder stört.
Sentinel2003 schrieb am 26.04.2021, 20.43 Uhr:Und, warum ist das ein Coup??
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Personal life Lothar Matthäus was born to Heinz (1930–2019) and Katharina (1931–2020) Matthäus.

His father who was born in southern Silesia, fled to Germany during the Soviet invasion in 1944, then worked as a canteen manager, while his mother worked for Puma.

Personal life Lothar Matthäus was born to Heinz ( 1930–2019 ) and Katharina ( 1931–2020 ) Matthäus .

His father who was born in southern Silesia , fled to Germany during the Soviet invasion in 1944 , then worked as a canteen manager , while his mother worked for Puma .

Lothar Matthäus, 58, öffnet sich und offenbart in dem neuen Buch "HEIMAT - Wo das Herz zu Hause ist" fragmentarische Einblicke in seine Vergangenheit. Es geht einmal nicht um die goldenen Zeiten als WM-Held von 1990 oder als Deutschlands Rekordnationalspieler, der er im Laufe seiner Kicker-Karriere mit 150 Einsätzen für die DFB-Elf wurde. Matthäus spricht über sein Aufwachsen in Herzogenaurach, mit Bruder Wolfgang und den Eltern Katharina und Heinz (†88). Es wird emotional.
Lothar Matthäus hatte wenig Zeit mit den Eltern
Eine wirtschaftlich sorgenfreie Kindheit und Jugend darf die heute nicht unvermögende Fußballlegende offenbar nicht zu seinen bewegten Erinnerungen zählen. Mutter Katharina war 30 Jahre in Heimarbeit für den Sportartikelhersteller Puma tätig, für den auch Vater Heinz insgesamt 40 Jahre als Hausmeister und Kantinenleiter arbeitete. "Ich habe sehr wenig Zeit mit meinen Eltern verbracht", erinnert sich Matthäus. "Nicht weil sie nicht wollten, sondern weil es bei ihnen einfach nicht ging. Sie waren beide einfache Arbeiter, haben von morgens bis abends Geld verdient. Insofern war ich schon sehr früh auf mich allein gestellt. Ich hatte nur sehr wenige Momente in der Woche, die ich mit meinen Eltern verbringen durfte."
Erinnerungen an wenig Zuwendung
Erfahrungen, die prägen. Erinnerungen, die aus Erwachsenensicht sicherlich anders bewertet werden als von einem jungen Kinderherz. Dennoch: ein Grundgefühl bleibt und die sonst so selbstbewusste Fußballikone lässt einen kurzen Blick auf seine innersten Empfindungen zu: "Meine Eltern haben beide ein riesengroßes Herz, aber als Kind haben sie mir nicht die Liebe gezeigt, die ich erwartet hätte." Ein Satz, der wehtut. Vielleicht dem 58-Jährigen nicht mehr so sehr, weil er sich offensichtlich mit seiner Kindheit auseinandergesetzt hat. Aber beim Leser wird er mindestens ein überraschtes, vielleicht auch irritierendes Zucken auslösen. Und bei den Eltern? Vater Heinz ist im August verstorben. Doch wie wird Mutter Katharina über die offenen Worte ihres Lothar denken?
Matthäus bewertet seine Kindheit neu
Vielleicht wird sie seine Aussage so bewerten, wie er sie heute aus der Betrachtung der Familiengeschichte heraus versöhnlich interpretiert: "Meine Eltern kommen selbst aus einer Arbeiterfamilie. Sie sind beide 30er-Jahrgänge, haben den Krieg miterlebt und überlebt. Mein Vater ist aus Polen nach Deutschland gekommen, er wurde in Südschlesien geboren und ist 1944 mit seiner Familie mit dem Zug geflüchtet, als die Russen kamen. Er wurde dann in Herzogenaurach positioniert", fasst Matthäus die traumatischen Erfahrungen seiner Eltern in deren jungen Jahren zusammen.
"Ich rechne meinen Eltern bis heute hoch an, dass sie auf vieles verzichtet haben, um uns Kindern das Bestmögliche zu geben. Sie haben jeden Pfennig umgedreht und nur das Nötigste ausgegeben." Vielleicht für diese vom Krieg gebeutelte Generation eine der bestmöglichen Art und Weisen, ihrer Liebe für das eigene Kind in jenen Zeiten Ausdruck zu verleihen.
Das Buch "HEIMAT – Wo das Herz zu Hause ist" erscheint am 23. September.
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In 1994, he married Swiss model and TV presenter Lolita Morena with whom he had a son, Loris (born 1992).

The marriage ended in 1999.

In 1994 , he married Swiss model and TV presenter Lolita Morena with whom he had a son , Loris ( born 1992 ) .

Matthäus har gift sig – igen
26 år yngre Kristina Liliana blir legendarens fjärde hustru
Legendaren Lothar Matthäus, 47, landslagskapten när Tyskland vann fotbolls-VM 1990, har gift sig – för fjärde gången.
Bröllopet med den 26 år yngre Kristina Liliana ägde rum i Las Vegas.
– Det var mycket romantiskt, säger han.
Lothar Matthäus träffade ukrainska modellen Kristina Liliana, 21, på Oktoberfestivalen 2007. Sedan dess har de varit ett par och bor tillsammans i Israel, där Matthäus numera är tränare för Maccabi Netanya.
Förhållandet har dock inte bara varit en dans på rosor. I februari 2008 tog paret ett fyra veckor långt uppehåll – men hittade tillbaka till varandra.
”Alla ska se att vi hör ihop”
Strax efter nyår valde de att bli man och hustru tills döden skiljer dem åt.
– Ja, det stämmer. Vi gifte oss. Vi ville ha en symbol för vår kärlek. Alla ska se att vi hör ihop, säger Matthäus till Bild.
Efter bröllopet firade paret på en nattklubb och flög efter en kort bröllopsnatt tillbaka till Tel Aviv.
Har tre barn
Matthäus har en enastående fotbollskarriär bakom sig. Mittbacken/mittfältaren korades till världens bästa spelare efter VM 1990, där han som lagkapten förde Tyskland till guld. Han innehar världsrekordet i antal VM-matcher (25) och har spelat flest landskamper för Tyskland genom tiderna (150).
I klubblaget Bayern München firade han sju ligatitlar.
Matthäus har tre barn från sina tidigare äktenskap med Silvia, Lolita och Marijana.
Allsvenska sillybrevet med Daniel Kristoffersson
Missa inga heta fotbollsnyheter – I detta nyhetsbrev ger Sportbladets Daniel Kristoffersson dig veckans hetaste nyheter, rykten och intervjuer från Allsvenskan.

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Answer: 1994

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Answer: 1999

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By late 2007, the couple separated and she filed for divorce.

Their divorce became official in late January 2009 following the conclusion of a year-long court case in Salzburg, Austria (their last residence) over the division of assets.

By late 2007 , the couple separated and she filed for divorce .

Their divorce became official in late January 2009 following the conclusion of a year - long court case in Salzburg , Austria ( their last residence ) over the division of assets .

Najnovije vesti
Mateusovi se razveli posle godinu dana suđenja
Brak između Marijane Mateus i proslavljenog nemačkog fudbalskog asa i trenera Lotara Mateusa zvanično je okončan pre dve nedelje.
Brak između Marijane Mateus i proslavljenog nemačkog fudbalskog asa i trenera Lotara Mateusa zvanično je okončan pre dve nedelje. Marijana je zahtev za razvod podnela pre nešto više od godinu dana, od kada su supružnici prestali da žive pod istim krovom, a od trenutka kada se pojavila vest o razvodu poznatih supružnika, u štampi se spekulisalo koliko će novca nakon razvoda pripasti lepoj Novosađanki, a sume su varirale od 100.000 do nekoliko miliona evra.
Marijana i Lotar bili su u braku od 2003. godine, a upoznali su se u Srbiji dok je Lotar bio trener Fudbalskog kluba Partizan. Međutim, njihov brak nije potrajao budući da je Lotar na „Oktoberfestu” 2007. u Minhenu započeo vezu sa znatno mlađom ukrajinskom manekenkom Kristinom Lilijan.
Marijani Mateus nije ostalo ništa drugo nego da podnese zahtev za razvod, brzo je ostavila ljubav sa Lotarom iza sebe i posvetila se svojim poslovima i deci.
- Verujem u sebe, imam sigurnost. A Lotara ne bih da komentarišem. Moj karakter je takav da stalno gledam napred i ne živim za juče. Za mene je život danas i sutra. Uopšte ne želim da pričam o Lotaru i da mu tako dajem na važnosti. On je za mene juče. Prošlost - izjavila je tada Marijana za „Blic”.
U međuvremenu se pojavila i informacija da Lotar i Marijana pokušavaju da se vansudski nagode oko razvoda i podele imovine, a Lotar je Marijani ponudio 100.000 evra i zajednički penthaus u Budimpešti. Međutim, cela stvar dobila je svoj epilog pred sudom u Salcburgu, budući da je tamo bilo poslednje mesto prebivališta bračnog para Mateus. Marijani je po svoj prilici pripala pozamašna suma jer se nije žalila na presudu, pa je tako i njen brak sa Lotarom i zvanično okončan.
Inače, Lotar Mateus se nedavno u Las Vegasu i oženio dvadeset godina mlađom Kristinom Lilijan. Venčali su se u jednom luksuznom hotelu u Las Vegasu i po rečima mladoženje, venčanje „uopšte nije bilo kič već veoma romantično”.

Question: where was the divorce finalized

Answer: Salzburg, Austria

Question: in what year did the couple file for divorce

Answer: 2007

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Question: when did the divorce become official

Answer: January 2009

Question: what year did the divorce become official

Answer: 2009

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Answer: late 2007

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Question: in what country did the divorce proceedings take place

Answer: Austria

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Question: in what city was the divorce finalized

Answer: Salzburg

They met a year earlier at the Oktoberfest beer festival in Munich.

The couple lived in Tel Aviv, Israel, where Liliana studies journalism in a local university; but started living separately by early 2010.

They met a year earlier at the Oktoberfest beer festival in Munich .

The couple lived in Tel Aviv , Israel , where Liliana studies journalism in a local university ; but started living separately by early 2010 .

Marijana: I knew he would divorce her
The legendary German midfielder Lothar Matthaus was shocked when he saw pictures released by tabloids of his fourth wife Kristina Liliana in a passionate embrace with a businessman from Monaco. Lothar, who says himself he nearly cried when he saw the photos, said for German magazine Bild he was very sad, and that a divorce would be inevitable.
The 49-year-old Matthaus and a Ukrainian model, 27 years his junior, got married in early 2009, but their marriage’s days seem to have been numbered. Kristina can be seen in the incriminating photographs cuddling with a Mateo – a rich entrepreneur from Monaco – on his yacht near Sardinia. Kristina had taken her trip to Sardinia “for business purposes” in the first place.
- “I am bitterly disappointed because I would do anything for my wife. When we started living separately six months ago, I helped her get back on her feet. Being a model is her dream. I am really sad and all this is very hard to take,” Matthaus said for Bild and said he had in the meantime spoken with his wife about the photographs, and that the two had concluded it was high time to separate.
Marijana Matthaus, a former wife of Lothar, claims the German football legend’s divorce from Kristina is no news to her.
- “I keep in touch with him regularly, so I know what’s going on. He has been separated for a while so it was only a matter of time before they made it an official divorce. Two months ago he told me he wanted to end it with her. I respect him as my former husband and I wish him to find a new job as soon as possible,” said Marijana. She then commented whether she saw her ex-husband as someone who would cry at seeing Kristina’s photographs.
- “I doubt it.”
Her opinion is shared by a Serbian friend of Lothar’s, who he met while he was living in Belgrade and managing Partizan FC.
- “I just heard from Lothar – he is at a lunch with his daughter. He sounded cheerful and nothing suggested to me he was suffering. He said he didn’t cry when he saw pictures of Kristina kissing another man, nothing like the German media have suggested. The odd thing is that she got back home from the alleged “photo shoot” she was going to do in Sardinia and then told Lothar she missed him and she wanted to give their marriage another try. But what can you expect from a 22-year-old,” said an unnamed friend of Lothar’s.Tags: ana ivanovic divorce, Divorce, Kristina Liliana, kristina liliana and mateo, kristina matthaus divorce, liliana matthaus affair, liliana matthaus cheat, liliana matthaus cheating, liliana matthaus cry, liliana matthaus divorce, liliana sardina, lotar marijana, lotar, marijana, liliana, Lothar Matthaus, lothar matthäus & marijana matthaus, lothar matthaus and marijana matthaus, lothar matthäus and wives, lothar matthaus cheated on his wife marijana, lothar matthaus divorce, lothar matthaus divorce, liliana, lothar matthaus marijana, lothar matthaus wives, marijana lotar foto, marijana lotar matthäus, Marijana Matthaus, marijana soccer, marijana socer, marjana lotar, Marko Vjetrovic, marko vjetrovic biografija, marko vjetrovic fk partizan kontakt, marko vjetrovic fkpartizan, marko vjetrovic godiste, marko vjetrovic married, marko vjetrovic photos, marko vjetrovic wiki, markom vjetrovic, mathaus cheated, News, Soccer, Vjetrovic, vjetrovic germany, vjetrovic marko, vjetrovic marko wiki, vjetrovic partizan, مناورة ماتيوس في كرة القدم
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Answer: Tel Aviv, Israel

Question: where did liliana and liliana live

Answer: Tel Aviv

Question: where did liliana and liliana first meet

Answer: Munich

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Answer: journalism

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Answer: 2010

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Answer: Liliana

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Matthäus and Anastasia Klimko have a son, Milan (born April 2014).

Matthäus and Anastasia Klimko have a son , Milan ( born April 2014 ) .

Scheidung Nummer fünf! Lothar Matthäus getrennt von Anastasia
München - Lothar Matthäus (60) ist offenbar wieder auf dem Markt! Der deutsche Rekordnationalspieler hat sich von Ehefrau Anastasia (33) getrennt - wurde allerdings auf Mykonos bereits mit einer unbekannten Schönheit gesichtet.
Der frühere Spieler des FC Bayern München und die 33-Jährige sind sogar schon offiziell geschieden, wie Matthäus gegenüber der Bild-Zeitung nun erklärte: "Wir sind geschieden, schon seit Anfang des Jahres."
Zu Silvia (61), Lolita (60), Marijana (50) und Liliana (33) hat sich mit Anastasia folglich Ex-Frau Nummer fünf gesellt - und das alles ohne großes Aufsehen.
Beide hatten im Juni noch Anastasias Geburtstag gefeiert, waren Anfang September bei der Hochzeit von Matthäus' jüngster Tochter Viola (33) zu Gast. Das Ex-Paar hat zusammen einen Sohn (Milan, 7).
"Keiner hat uns bis jetzt danach gefragt, und man bindet Privates ja niemandem auf die Nase", sagte Matthäus, der in seiner langen Karriere als Aktiver 150 Mal für die Nationalmannschaft auf dem Rasen stand und wettbewerbsübergreifend 410 Spiele für die Münchner bestritt.
Sowohl er selbst als auch seine Ex-Ehefrau hätten "irgendwann erkannt, dass sich unsere Interessen zu weit auseinander entwickelt haben", schilderte der 60-Jährige der Zeitung. "Alles andere sind private Details, die niemanden etwas angehen."
Einen Grund, das Ehe-Aus an die große Glocke zu hängen, habe er nicht gesehen, betonte aber mit aller Deutlichkeit: "Es gab keinen Streit, keinen Ärger, keine anderen Partner. Wir verstehen uns gut, sind weiter freundschaftlich verbunden. Das Wichtigste für uns ist, dass es Milan gut geht. Mehr werden wir beide zu dem Thema nicht sagen."
Nach Scheidung von Anastasia: Wer ist die neue Frau im Leben von Lothar Matthäus?
Auch Anastasia bezog zur Trennung Stellung: "Ja, wir haben uns im Januar scheiden lassen. Es war unsere gemeinsame Entscheidung. Besser hätten wir das nicht lösen können", sagte die 33-Jährige, die mit Matthäus im November des Jahres 2014 den Bund der Ehe eingegangen war und künftig weiterhin dessen Nachnamen tragen wird.
"Den wahren Charakter eines Menschen erkennt man wohl erst, wenn man so einen Punkt erreicht wie wir", führte sie weiter aus. Sie könne lediglich sagen, dass alles "sehr friedlich" abgelaufen sei.
Und weiter: "Milan haben wir behutsam auf unsere Entscheidung vorbereitet. Er versteht, dass Mama und Papa jetzt Freunde sind, die sich regelmäßig sehen." Mit den Urlaubsfotos ihres Ex-Mannes hat Anastasia deshalb entsprechend keine Probleme.
"Ich hätte mir natürlich gewünscht, dass unsere Trennung nicht auf diese Art und Weise herauskommt", sagte sie, schob aber nach: "Aber so ist es nun mal." Matthäus sei "mehr als ein halbes Jahr Single" gewesen. "Er ist frei, er kann machen, was er will."
Es sei für sie "okay", denn ihr selbst gehe es schließlich gut - auch ohne einen neuen Partner in ihrem Leben. "Ich bin Single, und ich habe es nicht eilig." Doch wer ist eigentlich die Frau, mit der Matthäus in Griechenland am Strand gesichtet wurde?
Für eine Antwort werden sich Interessierte wohl noch ein Weilchen gedulden müssen, wie der gebürtige Erlangener erklärte: "Wir kennen uns erst seit einigen Wochen. Es ist viel zu früh, mehr zu sagen. Auch ihren Namen nicht."
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Question: what is the name of the son born in april 2014

Answer: Milan

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Question: when was milan born

Answer: April 2014

Question: who is the mother of milan

Answer: Anastasia Klimko

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Answer: Matthäus and Anastasia Klimko

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Answer: Matthäus

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Answer: April

Matthäus had a guest role together with Joanna Tuczyńska in the television series Alarm für Cobra 11 – Die Autobahnpolizei, in which he played himself in March 2012.

Matthäus had a guest role together with Joanna Tuczyńska in the television series Alarm für Cobra 11 – Die Autobahnpolizei , in which he played himself in March 2012 .

Vom Fußballtrainer zum Action-Star: Lothar Matthäus versucht sich als Schauspieler bei „Alarm für Cobra 11 – Die Autobahnpolizei“ auf RTL. Für die Serie riskiert er einen spektakulären Stunt.
Mit seiner Freundin Joanna Tuczynska auf dem Beifahrersitz rast Ex-Fußballer Lothar Matthäus nach Angaben von RTL geradewegs in einen querstehenden Transporter voller Eiscreme. „Die werden schon aufpassen, dass mir nichts passiert“, sagte der „Alarm für Cobra 11“-Gaststar dazu laut Mitteilung vom Mittwoch. Er kenne zwar seine Rolle, wisse aber nicht, wie der Dreh ablaufe: „Ob man zum Beispiel tatsächlich Vollgas fährt oder das Ganze erst hinterher schneller gemacht wird.“
Der 50-Jährige gibt bei dem Action-Dreh sein Debüt als Schauspieler, das Dessous-Model Tuczynska ist da schon weiter. „Ich habe in New York bei „Wall Street 2“ eine kleine Rolle gehabt, habe auch in einem polnischen Film mitgespielt“, sagte die 27-Jährige. „Aber ich habe natürlich noch nicht viel Erfahrung, wie man schauspielert.“ Gerne würde sie mehr Filme drehen: „Ja, ich habe immer davon geträumt, Schauspielerin zu werden.“
Matthäus hingegen will lieber weiterhin Fußball unterrichten. Auf die Frage, ob er schon mal über eine Schauspielkarriere nachgedacht habe, antwortete er: „Ich bleibe lieber bei meinem Job.“ Allerdings ist er seit seiner Entlassung als bulgarischer Nationaltrainer im September 2011 ohne Traineramt.

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Answer: Joanna Tuczyńska

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Answer: March 2012

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Answer: 2012

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Answer: Die Autobahnpolizei

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Answer: Matthäus

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Answer: March

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In June 2012, VOX broadcast a documentary titled "Lothar – immer am Ball".

In June 2012 , VOX broadcast a documentary titled " Lothar – immer am Ball " .

Lothar – immer am Ball
Fußball-Legende Lothar Matthäus gewährt in der VOX-Sendung "Lothar – immer am Ball" private Einblicke in seinen Alltag.
Er wurde 1991 zum Weltfußballer gewählt, hält mit 150 Länderspielen den deutschen Rekord unter den Nationalspielern und nahm an fünf Fußballweltmeisterschaften teil: Lothar Matthäus ist eine lebende Legende. Doch neben seinen vielen sportlichen Erfolgen steht der Ex-Fußballer auch oft mit seinem Privatleben im Fokus der Presse. Die stellt ihn seiner Meinung nach falsch dar – weshalb Lothar Matthäus nun mit all den Vorurteilen aufräumen möchte. Die VOX-Sendung "Lothar – immer am Ball" begleitet den Ex-Sportler und seine damalige Freundin Joanna Tuczynska daher im Alltag in ihrer Wahlheimat Budapest.
In der Dokusoap beweist Lothar Matthäus seine Vielseitigkeit: Mal lässt sich der Ex-Fußballer vom Dach des Olympia-Stadions 43 Meter in die Tiefe abseilen, mal lichtet er Freundin Joanna im Foto-Studio ab. Auch wenn seine Anweisungen beim Shooting noch etwas unfachmännisch wirken – die Profi-Fotografin ist von den Ergebnissen seiner Arbeit begeistert. Und auf dem kulinarischen Parkett kennt sich Lothar Matthäus ebenfalls gut aus. Model Joanna Tuczynska tut sich da noch etwas schwerer: Sie vergleicht das gemeinsame Austern-Essen mit einer Ekel-Prüfung im "Dschungelcamp".
Um Joanna seine Wurzeln näher zu bringen und selbst ein wenig in Erinnerungen zu schwelgen, reist Lothar Matthäus in "Lothar – immer am Ball" mit seiner Freundin zum Comer See nach Italien. Der Weltmeister zeigt ihr hier das WM-Quartier von 1990. Auch ein gemeinsamer Besuch bei seinen Eltern in seiner Heimat Herzogenaurach steht auf dem Programm des Rekordnationalspielers. Hier hat Lothar Matthäus auf dem Hof vor seinem Elternhaus mit dem Fußballspielen angefangen. Zum Leidwesen der Nachbarn, die oft neue Fensterscheiben brauchten – der Ausnahmesportler spielte damals nämlich noch "häufig alleine mit der Mauer".
Sie wollen noch mehr aus Lothar Matthäus' Alltag erfahren? Alle Videos und Highlights aus "Lothar – immer am Ball" gibt es hier bei VOX.de.

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Answer: March 2012

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Answer: Alarm für Cobra 11 – Die Autobahnpolizei

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For data on his club career, see Germany - Player Data - M.
Caps Goals Date Venue Opponent Score Competition 1 - - 14/ 6/80 Napoli Netherlands 3-2 European Championship 2 - - 18/11/81 Dortmund Albania 8-0 World Cup Qualifier 3 - - 17/ 2/82 Hannover Portugal 3-1 4 - - 21/ 3/82 Rio de Janeiro Brazil 0-1 5 - - 24/ 3/82 Buenos Aires Argentina 1-1 6 - - 14/ 4/82 Köln Czechoslovakia 2-1 7 - - 12/ 5/82 Oslo Norway 4-2 8 - - 20/ 6/82 Gijón Chile 4-1 World Cup 9 - - 25/ 6/82 Gijón Austria 1-0 World Cup 10 - - 22/ 9/82 München Belgium 0-0 11 - - 13/10/82 London England 2-1 12 - - 17/11/82 Belfast Northern Ireland 0-1 European Champ. Qual. 13 - - 23/ 2/83 Lisboa Portugal 0-1 14 - - 7/ 6/83 Luxembourg Yugoslavia 4-2 15 - - 7/ 9/83 Budapest Hungary 1-1 16 - - 5/10/83 Gelsenkirchen Austria 3-0 European Champ. Qual. 17 - - 26/10/83 Berlin (West) Turkey 5-1 European Champ. Qual. 18 - - 16/11/83 Hamburg Northern Ireland 0-1 European Champ. Qual. 19 - - 20/11/83 Saarbrücken Albania 2-1 European Champ. Qual. 20 - - 29/ 2/84 Bruxelles Belgium 1-0 21 - - 28/ 3/84 Hannover Soviet Union 2-1 22 - - 18/ 4/84 Strasbourg France 0-1 23 - - 22/ 5/84 Zürich Italy 1-0 24 - - 14/ 6/84 Strasbourg Portugal 0-0 European Championship 25 - - 17/ 6/84 Lens Romania 2-1 European Championship 26 - - 20/ 6/84 Paris Spain 0-1 European Championship 27 - - 12/ 9/84 Düsseldorf Argentina 1-3 28 - - 17/10/84 Köln Sweden 2-0 World Cup Qualifier 29 - - 16/12/84 La Valletta Malta 3-2 World Cup Qualifier 30 - - 29/ 1/85 Hamburg Hungary 0-1 31 - - 24/ 2/85 Lisboa Portugal 2-1 World Cup Qualifier 32 - - 17/ 4/85 Augsburg Bulgaria 4-1 33 1 1 30/ 4/85 Praha Czechoslovakia 5-1 World Cup Qualifier 34 - 1 12/ 6/85 Ciudad de México England 0-3 35 - 1 15/ 6/85 Ciudad de México Mexico 0-2 36 - 1 28/ 8/85 Moskva Soviet Union 0-1 37 1 2 5/ 2/86 Avellino Italy 2-1 38 - 2 12/ 3/86 Frankfurt am Main Brazil 2-0 39 - 2 9/ 4/86 Basel Switzerland 1-0 40 - 2 11/ 5/86 Bochum Yugoslavia 1-1 41 - 2 14/ 5/86 Dortmund Netherlands 3-1 42 - 2 4/ 6/86 Querétaro Uruguay 1-1 World Cup 43 - 2 8/ 6/86 Querétaro Scotland 2-1 World Cup 44 - 2 13/ 6/86 Querétaro Denmark 0-2 World Cup 45 1 3 17/ 6/86 Monterrey Morocco 1-0 World Cup 46 - 3 21/ 6/86 Monterrey Mexico 0-0 (1) World Cup 47 - 3 25/ 6/86 Guadalajara France 2-0 World Cup 48 - 3 29/ 6/86 Ciudad de México Argentina 2-3 World Cup 49 - 3 24/ 9/86 København Denmark 2-0 50 - 3 15/10/86 Hannover Spain 2-2 51 - 3 29/10/86 Wien Austria 1-4 52 1 4 25/ 3/87 Tel-Aviv Israel 2-0 53 - 4 18/ 4/87 Köln Italy 0-0 54 - 4 12/ 8/87 Berlin (West) France 2-1 55 - 4 18/11/87 Budapest Hungary 0-0 56 - 4 12/12/87 Brasília Brazil 1-1 57 - 4 16/12/87 Buenos Aires Argentina 0-1 58 - 4 31/ 3/88 Berlin (West) Sweden 1-1 (2) 59 1 5 2/ 4/88 Berlin (West) Argentina 1-0 60 - 5 27/ 4/88 Kaiserslautern Switzerland 1-0 61 1 6 4/ 6/88 Bremen Yugoslavia 1-1 62 - 6 10/ 6/88 Düsseldorf Italy 1-1 European Championship 63 - 6 14/ 6/88 Gelsenkirchen Denmark 2-0 European Championship 64 - 6 17/ 6/88 München Spain 2-0 European Championship 65 1 7 21/ 6/88 Hamburg Netherlands 1-2 European Championship 66 1 8 31/ 8/88 Helsinki Finland 4-0 World Cup Qualifier 67 - 8 19/10/88 München Netherlands 0-0 World Cup Qualifier 68 - 8 22/ 3/89 Sofia Bulgaria 2-1 69 - 8 26/ 4/89 Rotterdam Netherlands 1-1 World Cup Qualifier 70 1 9 4/10/89 Dortmund Finland 6-1 World Cup Qualifier 71 - 9 28/ 2/90 Montpellier France 1-2 72 1 10 25/ 4/90 Stuttgart Uruguay 3-3 73 - 10 26/ 5/90 Düsseldorf Czechoslovakia 1-0 74 - 10 30/ 5/90 Gelsenkirchen Denmark 1-0 75 2 12 10/ 6/90 Milano Yugoslavia 4-1 World Cup 76 1 13 15/ 6/90 Milano Utd. Arab Emirates 5-1 World Cup 77 - 13 19/ 6/90 Milano Colombia 1-1 World Cup 78 - 13 24/ 6/90 Milano Netherlands 2-1 World Cup 79 1 14 1/ 7/90 Milano Czechoslovakia 1-0 World Cup 80 - 14 4/ 7/90 Torino England 1-1 (3) World Cup 81 - 14 8/ 7/90 Roma Argentina 1-0 World Cup 82 1 15 29/ 8/90 Lisboa Portugal 1-1 83 - 15 10/10/90 Stockholm Sweden 3-1 84 - 15 31/10/90 Luxembourg Luxembourg 3-2 European Champ. Qual. 85 1 16 19/12/90 Stuttgart Switzerland 4-0 86 1 17 27/ 3/91 Frankfurt am Main Soviet Union 2-1 87 1 18 1/ 5/91 Hannover Belgium 1-0 European Champ. Qual. 88 - 18 5/ 6/91 Cardiff Wales 0-1 European Champ. Qual. 89 - 18 11/ 9/91 London England 1-0 90 - 18 16/10/91 Nürnberg Wales 4-1 European Champ. Qual. 91 - 18 20/11/91 Bruxelles Belgium 1-0 European Champ. Qual. 92 1 19 18/12/91 Leverkusen Luxembourg 4-0 European Champ. Qual. 93 - 19 25/ 3/92 Torino Italy 0-1 94 - 19 14/10/92 Dresden Mexico 1-1 95 - 19 16/12/92 Porto Alegre Brazil 1-3 96 - 19 20/12/92 Montevideo Uruguay 4-1 97 - 19 24/ 3/93 Glasgow Scotland 1-0 98 - 19 14/ 4/93 Bochum Ghana 6-1 99 - 19 10/ 6/93 Washington D.C. Brazil 3-3 100 - 19 13/ 6/93 Chicago United States 4-3 101 - 19 19/ 6/93 Detroit England 2-1 102 - 19 22/ 9/93 Tunis Tunisia 1-1 103 - 19 13/10/93 Karlsruhe Uruguay 5-0 104 - 19 17/11/93 Köln Brazil 2-1 105 - 19 15/12/93 Miami Argentina 1-2 106 - 19 18/12/93 Stanford United States 3-0 107 - 19 22/12/93 Ciudad de México Mexico 0-0 108 - 19 23/ 3/94 Stuttgart Italy 2-1 109 - 19 27/ 4/94 Abi Dhabi Utd. Arab Emirates 2-0 110 - 19 29/ 5/94 Hannover Rep. of Ireland 0-2 111 - 19 2/ 6/94 Wien Austria 5-1 112 - 19 8/ 6/94 Toronto Canada 2-0 113 - 19 17/ 6/94 Chicago Bolivia 1-0 World Cup 114 - 19 21/ 6/94 Chicago Spain 1-1 World Cup 115 - 19 27/ 6/94 Dallas South Korea 3-2 World Cup 116 - 19 2/ 7/94 Chicago Belgium 3-2 World Cup 117 1 20 10/ 7/94 East Rutherford Bulgaria 1-2 World Cup 118 - 20 7/ 9/94 Moskva Russia 1-0 119 - 20 12/10/94 Budapest Hungary 0-0 120 - 20 16/11/94 Tiranë Albania 2-1 European Champ. Qual. 121 1 21 14/12/94 Chisinau Rep. Moldova 3-0 European Champ. Qual. 122 1 22 18/12/94 Kaiserslautern Albania 2-1 European Champ. Qual. 123 - 22 27/ 5/98 Helsinki Finland 0-0 124 - 22 30/ 5/98 Frankfurt am Main Colombia 3-1 125 - 22 5/ 6/98 Mannheim Luxembourg 7-0 126 - 22 21/ 6/98 Lens Yugoslavia 2-2 World Cup 127 - 22 25/ 6/98 Montpellier Islam. Rep. Iran 2-0 World Cup 128 - 22 29/ 6/98 Montpellier Mexico 2-1 World Cup 129 - 22 4/ 7/98 Lyon Croatia 0-3 World Cup 130 - 22 18/11/98 Gelsenkirchen Netherlands 1-1 131 - 22 6/ 2/99 Jacksonville United States 0-3 132 - 22 9/ 2/99 Miami Colombia 3-3 133 - 22 27/ 3/99 Belfast Northern Ireland 3-0 European Champ. Qual. 134 - 22 31/ 3/99 Nürnberg Finland 2-0 European Champ. Qual. 135 - 22 28/ 4/99 Bremen Scotland 0-1 136 - 22 4/ 6/99 Leverkusen Rep. Moldova 6-1 European Champ. Qual. 137 - 22 24/ 7/99 Guadalajara Brazil 0-4 Confederations Cup 138 1 23 28/ 7/99 Guadalajara New Zealand 2-0 Confederations Cup 139 - 23 30/ 7/99 Guadalajara United States 0-2 Confederations Cup 140 - 23 4/ 9/99 Helsinki Finland 2-1 European Champ. Qual. 141 - 23 8/ 9/99 Dortmund Northern Ireland 4-0 European Champ. Qual. 142 - 23 9/10/99 München Turkey 0-0 European Champ. Qual. 143 - 23 14/11/99 Oslo Norway 1-0 144 - 23 23/ 2/00 Amsterdam Netherlands 1-2 145 - 23 29/ 3/00 Zagreb Croatia 1-1 146 - 23 26/ 4/00 Kaiserslautern Switzerland 1-1 147 - 23 7/ 6/00 Freiburg im Breisg. Liechtenstein 8-2 148 - 23 12/ 6/00 Liège Romania 1-1 European Championship 149 - 23 17/ 6/00 Charleroi England 0-1 European Championship 150 - 23 20/ 6/00 Rotterdam Portugal 0-3 European Championship (1) Germany won 4-1 on penalty kicks. (2) Germany lost 2-4 on penalty kicks. (3) Germany won 4-3 on penalty kicks. Total Record Matches Won Draw Lost For Against Points Percentage 150 85 34 31 275- 146 204 68.00 Types of Matches Friendlies 82 World Cup Qualifiers 9 World Cup 25 European Champ. Qual. 20 European Championship 11 Confederations Cup 3 Total 150 Types of Goals Friendlies 8 World Cup Qualifiers 3 World Cup 6 European Champ. Qual. 4 European Championship 1 Confederations Cup 1 Total 23
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Individual Ballon d'Or : 1990 IFFHS World 's Best Player : 1990 World Soccer Awards Player of the Year : 1990 FIFA World Player of the Year : 1991 FIFA World Cup Silver Ball : 1990 FIFA World Cup All - Star Team : 1990 UEFA European Championship Team of the Tournament : 1988 Onze d'Or : 1990 Onze de bronze : 1991 Footballer of the Year ( Germany ): 1990 , 1999 Goal of the Year ( Germany ): 1990 , 1992 kicker Bundesliga Team of the Season : 1982–83 , 1984–85 , 1987–88 , 1992–93 , 1993–94 Pirata d'Oro ( Inter Milan Player of the Year ): 1991 FIFA XI : 1996 , 1997 , 2001 FIFA 100 Golden Foot legends award : 2012LEGENDS – GoldenFoot IFFHS Legends Inter Milan Hall of Fame : 2018 Bayern Munich All - time XI Ballon d'Or Dream Team : 2020 IFFHS All - time Men 's B Dream Team : 2021

Until 2003 it was elected by the coaches of the national teams, each selecting three players who obtain respectively 5, 3 and 1 points. In 2004 rules changed and a preliminary list of 35 eligible players was established by FIFA; then the coaches and captains of the national teams, each selected three players who obtain respectively 5, 3 and 1 points. List of Winners YEAR WINNER (Club - Country) 1991 Lothar MATTHÄUS (Internazionale - Germany) 1992 Marco VAN BASTEN (Milan AC - Netherlands) 1993 Roberto BAGGIO (Juventus - Italy) 1994 ROMÁRIO da Souza Faria (FC Barcelona - Brazil) 1995 George WEAH (Milan AC - Liberia) 1996 RONALDO Nazario de Lima (PSV Eindhoven & FC Barcelona - Brazil) 1997 RONALDO Nazario de Lima (FC Barcelona & Inter Milan - Brazil) 1998 Zinedine ZIDANE (Juventus - France) 1999 RIVALDO Vitor Borba Ferreira (FC Barcelona - Brazil) 2000 Zinedine ZIDANE (Juventus - France) 2001 Luis FIGO (Real Madrid - Portugal) 2002 RONALDO Nazario de Lima (Inter Milan & Real Madrid - Brazil) 2003 Zinedine ZIDANE (Real Madrid - France) 2004 Ronaldo de Assis "RONALDINHO" (FC Barcelona Brazil) 2005 Ronaldo de Assis "RONALDINHO" (FC Barcelona Brazil) 2006 Fabio CANNAVARO (Juventus & Real Madrid Italy) 2007 Ricardo Izecson dos Santos Leite "KAKÁ" (Milan AC Brazil) 2008 Cristiano RONALDO (Manchester United Portugal) 2009 Lionel MESSI (Barcelona - Argentina) 2010 Lionel MESSI (Barcelona - Argentina) 2011 Lionel MESSI (Barcelona Argentina) 2012 Lionel MESSI (Barcelona Argentina) 2013 Cristiano RONALDO (Real Madrid Portugal) 2014 Cristiano RONALDO (Real Madrid Portugal) 2015 Lionel MESSI (Barcelona Argentina)
1991 (66 votes) 1. Lothar MATTHÄUS (Germany) 128 pts 2. Jean-Pierre PAPIN (France) 113 3. Gary LINEKER (England) 40 4. Robert PROSINECKI (Yugoslavia & Croatia) 38 5. Marco VAN BASTEN (Netherlands) 23 6. Franco BARESI (Italy) 12 7. Iván ZAMORANO (Chile) 10 8. Andreas BREHME (Germany) 9 9. Gianluca VIALLI (Italy) 8 10. Enzo SCIFO (Belgium) 7 1992 (71 votes) 1. Marco VAN BASTEN (Netherlands) 161 pts 2. Hristo STOITCHKOV (Bulgaria) 88 3. Thomas HÄSSLER (Germany) 61 4. Jean-Pierre PAPIN (France) 46 5. Brian LAUDRUP (Denmark) 44 Peter SCHMEICHEL (Denmark) 44 7. Dennis BERGKAMP (Netherlands) 29 8. Frank RIJKAARD (Netherlands) 23 9. Abedi AYEW PELÉ (Ghana) 10 Franco BARESI (Italy) 10 Jürgen KLINSMANN (Germany) 10 1993 (71 votes) 1. Roberto BAGGIO (Italy) 152 pts 2. ROMÁRIO de Souza Faria (Brazil) 84 3. Dennis BERGKAMP (Netherlands) 58 4. Peter SCHMEICHEL (Denmark) 29 5. Hristo STOITCHKOV (Bulgaria) 22 6. Faustino ASPRILLA (Colombia) 21 7. José Gama de Oliveira BEBETO (Brazil) 16 8. Ronald KOEMAN (Netherlands) 15 9. Anthony YEBOAH (Ghana) 13 10. RAÍ Souza Vieira de Oliveira (Brazil) 12 1994 (83 votes) 1. ROMÁRIO de Souza Faria (Brazil) 346 pts 2. Hristo STOITCHKOV (Bulgaria) 100 3. Roberto BAGGIO (Italy) 80 4. Gheorghe HAGI (Romania) 50 5. Paolo MALDINI (Italy) 40 6. José Gama de Oliveira BEBETO (Brazil) 16 7. Dennis BERGKAMP (Netherlands) 11 8. Carlos Bledorn Verri DUNGA (Brazil) 9 9. Franco BARESI (Italy) 7 Tomas BROLIN (Sweden) 7 Jürgen KLINSMANN (Germany) 7 MAURO da SILVA Gomes (Brazil) 7 1995 (95 votes) 1. George WEAH (Liberia) 170 pts 2. Paolo MALDINI (Italy) 80 3. Jürgen KLINSMANN (Germany) 58 4. ROMÁRIO de Souza Faria (Brazil) 50 5. Roberto BAGGIO (Italy) 49 6. Hristo STOITCHKOV (Bulgaria) 37 7. Iván ZAMORANO (Chile) 36 8. Osvaldo Giroldo Junior JUNINHO (Brazil) 28 9. Matthias SAMMER (Germany) 23 10. Michael LAUDRUP (Denmark) 20 Gianfranco ZOLA (Italy) 20 1996 (120 votes) 1. RONALDO Nazário de Lima (Brazil) 329 pts 2. George WEAH (Liberia) 140 3. Alan SHEARER (England) 123 4. Matthias SAMMER (Germany) 109 5. Jürgen KLINSMANN (Germany) 54 6. Nwankwo KANU (Nigeria) 32 7. Paolo MALDINI (Italy) 25 8. Davor SUKER (Croatia) 24 9. Gabriel BATISTUTA (Argentina) 19 10. ROMÁRIO de Souza Faria (Brazil) 13 1997 (121 votes) 1. RONALDO Nazário de Lima (Brazil) 480 pts 2. ROBERTO CARLOS Da Silva (Brazil) 85 3. Dennis BERGKAMP (Netherlands) 62 Zinedine ZIDANE (France) 62 5. RAÚL González Blanco (Spain) 51 6. Alessandro DEL PIERO (Italy) 27 7. Davor SUKER (Croatia) 20 8. Gabriel BATISTUTA (Argentina) 16 Alan SHEARER (England) 16 10. LEONARDO Nascimento de Araujo (Brazil) 14 Peter SCHMEICHEL (Denmark) 14 1998 (132 votes) 1. Zinedine ZIDANE (France) 518 pts 2. RONALDO Nazário de Lima (Brazil) 164 3. Davor SUKER (Croatia) 108 4. Michael OWEN (England) 43 5. Gabriel BATISTUTA (Argentina) 40 6. RIVALDO Vitor Borba Ferreira (Brazil) 37 7. Dennis BERGKAMP (Netherlands) 33 8. Edgar DAVIDS (Netherlands) 26 9. Marcel DESAILLY (France) 23 10. Lilian THURAM (France) 14 1999 (140 votes) 1. RIVALDO Vitor Borba Ferreira (Brazil) 543 pts 2. David BECKHAM (England) 194 3. Gabriel BATISTUTA (Argentina) 79 4. Zinedine ZIDANE (France) 68 5. Christian VIERI (Italy) 39 6. Luis FIGO (Portugal) 35 7. Andrei SHEVCHENKO (Ukraine) 34 8. RAÚL González Blanco (Spain) 31 9. Andy COLE (England) 24 10. Dwight YORKE (Trinidad & Tobago) 19 2000 (150 votes) 1. Zinedine ZIDANE (France) 370 pts 2. Luis FIGO (Portugal) 329 3. RIVALDO Vitor Borba Ferreira (Brazil) 263 4. Gabriel BATISTUTA (Argentina) 57 5. Andrei SHEVCHENKO (Ukraine) 48 6. David BECKHAM (England) 41 7. Thierry HENRY (France) 35 8. Alessandro NESTA (Italy) 23 9. Patrick KLUIVERT (Netherlands) 22 10. Francesco TOTTI (Italy) 14 RAÚL González Blanco (Spain) 14 2001 (130 votes) 1. Luis FIGO (Portugal) 250 pts 2. David BECKHAM (England) 238 3. RAÚL González Blanco (Spain) 96 4. Zinedine ZIDANE (France) 94 5. RIVALDO Vitor Borba Ferreira (Brazil) 92 6. Juan Sebastián VERÓN (Argentina) 71 7. Oliver KAHN (Germany) 65 8. Michael OWEN (England) 61 9. Andrei SHEVCHENKO (Ukraine) 46 10. Francesco TOTTI (Italy) 40 2002 (147 votes) 1. RONALDO Nazário de Lima (Brazil) 387 pts 2. Oliver KAHN (Germany) 171 3. Zinedine ZIDANE (France) 148 4. ROBERTO CARLOS Da Silva (Brazil) 114 5. RIVALDO Vitor Borba Ferreira (Brazil) 92 6. RAÚL González Blanco (Spain) 90 7. Michael BALLACK (Germany) 82 8. David BECKHAM (England) 51 9. Thierry HENRY (France) 38 10. Michael OWEN (England) 34 2003 (142 votes) 1. Zinedine ZIDANE (France) 264 pts 2. Thierry HENRY (France) 186 3. RONALDO Nazário de Lima (Brazil) 176 4. Pavel NEDVED (Czech Republic) 158 5. ROBERTO CARLOS Da Silva (Brazil) 105 6. Ruud VAN NISTELROOIJ (Netherlands) 86 7. David BECKHAM (England) 74 8. RAÚL González Blanco (Spain) 39 9. Paolo MALDINI (Italy) 37 10. Andrei SHEVCHENKO (Ukraine) 26 2004 (302 votes: 157 coaches / 145 captains) 1. Ronaldo de Assis "RONALDINHO" (Brazil) 620 pts 2. Thierry HENRY (France) 552 3. Andriy SHEVCHENKO (Ukraine) 253 4. Pavel NEDVED (Czech Republic) 178 5. Zinedine ZIDANE (France) 150 6. ADRIANO Ribeiro Leite (Brazil) 98 7. Anderson Luis de Sousa "DECO" (Portugal) 96 RONALDO Nazário de Lima (Brazil) 96 9. Ruud VAN NISTELROOIJ (Netherlands) 67 10. Ricardo Izecson Santos "KAKA" (Brazil) 64 Wayne ROONEY (England) 64 2005 (301 votes: 156 coaches / 145 captains) 1. Ronaldo de Assis "RONALDINHO" (Brazil) 956 pts 2. Frank LAMPARD (England) 306 3. Samuel ETO'O (Cameroon) 190 4. Thierry HENRY (France) 172 5. ADRIANO Ribeiro Leite (Brazil) 170 6. Andriy SHEVCHENKO (Ukraine) 153 7. Steven GERRARD (England) 131 8. Ricardo Izecson Santos "KAKA" (Brazil) 101 9. Paolo MALDINI (Italy) 76 10. Didier DROGBA (Ivory Coast) 65 2006 (330 votes: 165 coaches / 165 captains) 1. Fabio CANNAVARO (Italy) 498 pts 2. Zinedine ZIDANE (France) 454 3. Ronaldo de Assis "RONALDINHO" (Brazil) 380 4. Thierry HENRY (France) 317 5. Samuel ETO'O (Cameroon) 300 6. Didier DROGBA (Ivory Coast) 150 7. Ricardo Izecson Santos "KAKA" (Brazil) 139 8. Gianluigi BUFFON (Italy) 118 9. Andrea PIRLO (Italy) 86 10. Cristiano RONALDO (Portugal) 69 2007 (-- votes: --- coaches / --- captains) 1. Ricardo Izecson Santos "KAKÁ" (Brazil) 1047 pts 2. Lionel MESSI (Argentina) 504 3. Cristiano RONALDO (Portugal) 426 4. Didier DROGBA (Ivory Coast) 209 5. Ronaldo de Assis "RONALDINHO" (Brazil) 109 6. Steven GERRARD (England) 68 7. Andrea PIRLO (Italy) 57 8. Thierry HENRY (France) 54 9. Fabio CANNAVARO (Italy) 47 10. Gianluigi BUFFON (Italy) 31 2008 (310 votes: 155 coaches / 155 captains) 1. Cristiano RONALDO (Portugal) 935 pts 2. Lionel MESSI (Argentina) 678 3. Fernando TORRES (Spain) 203 4. Ricardo Izecson Santos "KAKÁ" (Brazil) 183 5. Xavier Hernández "XAVI" (Spain) 155 6. Steven GERRARD (England) 98 7. Samuel ETO'O (Cameroon) 58 8. Iker CASILLAS (Spain) 49 9. Andrés INIESTA (Spain) 37 David VILLA (Spain) 37 2009 (294 votes: 147 coaches / 147 captains) 1. Lionel MESSI (Argentina) 1073 pts 2. Cristiano RONALDO (Portugal) 352 3. Xavier Hernández "XAVI" (Spain) 196 4. Ricardo Izecson Santos "KAKÁ" (Brazil) 190 5. Andrés INIESTA (Spain) 134 6. Didier DROGBA (Ivory Coast) 128 7. Fernando TORRES (Spain) 113 8. Steven GERRARD (England) 64 9. Samuel ETO'O (Cameroon) 54 10. Wayne ROONEY (England) 45 2010 NB: starting from 2010 the election is combined with the election of the European Footballer of the Year which had been organised by France Football since 1956. 1. Lionel Andrés MESSI (Argentina) 22.65% 2. Andres Iniesta (Spain) 17.36% 3. Xavi Hernandez (Spain) 16.48% 2011 1. Lionel Andrés MESSI (Argentina) 47.88% 2. Cristiano Ronaldo (Portugal) 21.60% 3. Xavi Hernandez (Spain) 9.23% 2012 1. Lionel Andrés MESSI (Argentina) 41.60% 2. Cristiano Ronaldo (Portugal) 23.68% 3. Andres Iniesta (Spain) 10.91% 2013 1. Cristiano RONALDO (Portugal) 27.99% 2. Lionel Andrés Messi (Argentina) 24.72% 3. Franck Ribery (France) 23.39% 2014 1. Cristiano RONALDO (Portugal) 37.66% 2. Lionel Andrés Messi (Argentina) 15.76% 3. Manuel Neuer (Germany) 15.72% 2015 1. Lionel Andrés MESSI (Argentina) 41.33% 2. Cristiano Ronaldo (Portugal) 27.76% 3. Neymar da Silva Santos Júnior (Brazil) 7.86% Players' All-time ranking by places (top 5; up to and including 2009) 1 2 3 4 5 Zinedine Zidane 3 1 2 2 1 Ronaldo Nazário de Lima 3 1 1 Ronaldinho de Assis 2 1 1 Lionel Messi 1 2 Cristiano Ronaldo 1 1 1 Romário de Souza Faria 1 1 1 Luis Figo 1 1 George Weah 1 1 Rivaldo Vitor Borba Ferreira 1 1 2 Roberto Baggio 1 1 1 Kaká Ricardo dos Santos 1 2 Marco Van Basten 1 1 Lothar Matthäus 1 Fabio Cannavaro 1 Thierry Henry 2 2 Hristo Stoitchkov 2 1 David Beckham 2 Roberto Carlos Da Silva 1 1 1 Jean-Pierre Papin 1 1 Paolo Maldini 1 1 Oliver Kahn 1 Frank Lampard 1 Dennis Bergkamp 2 Gabriel Batistuta 1 1 1 Jürgen Klinsmann 1 1 Raúl González Blanco 1 1 Andrei Shevchenko 1 1 Samuel Etoo 1 1 Xavi Hernández 1 1 Thomas Hässler 1 Gary Lineker 1 Alan Shearer 1 Davor Suker 1 Fernando Torres 1 Pavel Nedved 2 Peter Schmeichel 1 1 Didier Drogba 1 Gheorghe Hagi 1 Michael Owen 1 Robert Prosinecki 1 Matthias Sammer 1 Adriano Ribeiro 1 Brian Laudrup 1 Christian Vieri 1 Andres Iniesta 1 Country's All-time ranking by places (top 5) 1 2 3 4 5 Brazil 8 3 3 4 5 France 3 4 2 5 1 Portugal 2 2 1 Italy 2 1 1 3 Argentina 1 2 1 1 1 Germany 1 1 2 1 1 Liberia 1 1 Netherlands 1 2 1 England 3 2 1 Bulgaria 2 1 Spain 3 3 Croatia 1 1 Ukraine 1 1 Cameroon 1 1 Czech Republic 2 Denmark 1 2 Ivory Coast 1 Romania 1 Notes: 3rd placed was tied once (no 4th place) and 5th place was tied once.
1) voted by FIFA Magazine and FIFA Committee 1. Michelle Akers USA 40.8 % 2. Sun Wen CHI 22.2 3. Mia Hamm USA 20.0 4. Linda Medalen NOR 7.3 5. Sylvia Neid GER 4.6 6. Pia Sundhage SWE 2.5 7. Gunn Nyborg NOR 1.5 8. Hege Riise NOR 1.0 2) voted by Internet 1. Sun Wen CHI 45.28 % 2. Mia Hamm USA 23.89 3. Michelle Akers USA 12.22 4. Linda Medalen NOR 4.86 5. Sylvia Neid GER 4.55 6. Pia Sundhage SWE 4.33 7. Gunn Nyborg NOR 2.54 8. Hege Riise NOR 2.33
Elected by the coaches of the national teams, each selecting three players who obtain respectively 5, 3 and 1 points. First awarded in 2001. List of Winners YEAR WINNER (Club - Country) 2001 Mia HAMM (Washington Freedom - USA) 2002 Mia HAMM (Washington Freedom - USA) 2003 Birgit PRINZ (Carolina Courage - Germany) 2004 Birgit PRINZ (1.FFC Frankfurt Germany) 2005 Birgit PRINZ (1.FFC Frankfurt Germany) 2006 MARTA Vieira da Silva (Umeå IK Brazil) 2007 MARTA Vieira da Silva (Umeå IK Brazil) 2008 MARTA Vieira da Silva (Umeå IK Brazil) 2009 MARTA Vieira da Silva (Los Angeles Sol/Santos Brazil) 2010 MARTA Vieira da Silva (Gold Pride/Santos Brazil) 2011 Homare SAWA (INAC Kobe Leonessa - Japan) 2012 Abby WAMBACH (United States) 2013 Nadine ANGERER (1. FFC Frankfurt/Brisbane Roar Germany) 2014 Nadine KESSLER (VfL Wolfsburg Germany) 2015 Carli LLOYD (Houston Dash USA)
2001 (130? votes) 1. Mia HAMM (United States) 154 pts 2. SUN Wen (China) 79 3. Tiffeny MILBRETT (United States) 47 4. Birgit PRINZ (Germany) 40 5. Doris FITSCHEN (Germany) 37 6. Sisleide Do Amor Lima "SISSI" (Brazil) 35 7. Hanna LJUNGBERG (Sweden) 29 8. Bettina WIEGMANN (Germany) 17 9. Hege RIISE (Norway) 16 10. Dagny MELLGREN (Norway) 13 11. Brandi CHASTAIN (United States) 11 12. Claudia MÜLLER (Germany) 10 2002 (77 votes) 1. Mia HAMM (United States) 161 pts 2. Birgit PRINZ (Germany) 96 3. SUN Wen (China) 58 4. Tiffeny MILBRETT (United States) 45 5. Marinette PICHON (France) 42 6. Christine SINCLAIR (Canada) 38 7. Steffi JONES (Germany) 19 8. Hege RIISE (Norway) 17 9. SISSI (Brazil) 14 10. BAI Jie (China) 13 11. Hanna LJUNGBERG (Sweden) 11 12. Kristine LILLY (United States) 10 KATIA (Brazil) 10 2003 (100 votes) 1. Birgit PRINZ (Germany) 268 pts 2. Mia HAMM (United States) 133 3. Hanna LJUNGBERG (Sweden) 84 4. Victoria SVENSSON (Sweden) 82 5. Maren MEINERT (Germany) 69 6. Bettina WIEGMANN (Germany) 49 7. Malin MOSTRÖM (Sweden) 23 8. KATIA (Brazil) 14 Renate LINGOR (Germany) 14 10. MARTA (Brazil) 13 Silke ROTTENBERG (Germany) 13 12. Marinette PICHON (France) 11 13. Charmaine HOOPER (Canada) 10 2004 (223 votes: 114 coaches / 109 captains) 1. Birgit PRINZ (Germany) 376 pts 2. Mia HAMM (United States) 286 3. MARTA (Brazil) 281 4. Abby WAMBACH (United States) 126 5. Kristine LILLY (United States) 109 Hanna LJUNGBERG (Sweden) 109 7. Shannon BOX (United States) 102 8. Renate LINGOR (Germany) 89 Victoria SVENSSON (Sweden) 89 10. CRISTIANE (Brazil) 80 11. PRETINHA (Brazil) 68 12. FORMIGA (Brazil) 54 2005 (261 votes: 134 coaches / 127 captains) 1. Birgit PRINZ (Germany) 513 pts 2. MARTA (Brazil) 429 3. Shannon BOXX (United States) 235 4. Hanna LJUNGBERG (Sweden) 206 5. Renate LINGOR (Germany) 170 6. Maribel DOMINGUEZ (Mexico) 115 7. Solveig GULBRANDSEN (Norway) 97 Sandra MINNERT (Germany) 97 9. Christie WELSH (United States) 78 10. Kelly SMITH (England) 60 11. Malin MOSTRÖM (Sweden) 12. Laura GEORGES (France) 13. Perpetua NKWOCHA (Nigeria) 2006 (296 votes: 147 coaches / 149 captains) 1. MARTA Vieira da Silva (Brazil) 475 pts 2. Kristine LILLY (United States) 388 3. Renate LINGOR (Germany) 305 4. Abby WAMBACH (United States) 182 5. Kelly SMITH (England) 157 6. Silke ROTTENBERG (Germany) 154 7. HAN Duan (China) 116 8. MA Xiaoxu (China) 99 9. Malin MOSTRÖM (Sweden) 87 10. Lotta SCHELIN (Sweden) 82 2007 (274 votes: 137 coaches / 137 captains) 1. MARTA Vieira da Silva (Brazil) 988 pts 2. Birgit PRINZ (Germany) 507 3. CRISTIANE Rozeira de Souza (Brazil) 150 4. Kelly SMITH (England) 110 5. Abby WAMBACH (United States) 92 6. Nadine ANGERER (Germany) 83 7. Kristine LILLY (United States) 82 8. DANIELA Alves Lima (Brazil) 72 9. Renate LINGOR (Germany) 62 10. Ariane HINGST (Germany) 41 2008 (296 votes: 147 coaches / 149 captains) 1. MARTA Vieira da Silva (Brazil) 1002 pts 2. Birgit PRINZ (Germany) 328 3. CRISTIANE Rozeira de Souza (Brazil) 275 4. Nadine ANGERER (Germany) 198 5. Kelly SMITH (England) 150 6. DANIELA Alves Lima (Brazil) 130 7. Shannon BOXX (United States) 115 8. Hope SOLO (United States) 83 9. Christine SINCLAIR (Canada) 47 10. Ingvild STENSLAND (Norway) 41 2008 (296 votes: 147 coaches / 149 captains) 1. MARTA Vieira da Silva (Brazil) 1002 pts 2. Birgit PRINZ (Germany) 328 3. CRISTIANE Rozeira de Souza (Brazil) 275 4. Nadine ANGERER (Germany) 198 5. Kelly SMITH (England) 150 6. DANIELA Alves Lima (Brazil) 130 7. Shannon BOXX (United States) 115 8. Hope SOLO (United States) 83 9. Christine SINCLAIR (Canada) 47 10. Ingvild STENSLAND (Norway) 41 2009 1. MARTA Vieira da Silva (Brazil) 833 pts 2. Birgit PRINZ (Germany) 290 3. Kelly SMITH (England) 252 4. CRISTIANE Rozeira de Souza (Brazil) 239 5. Inka GRINGS (Germany) 216 2010 1. MARTA Vieira da Silva (Brazil) 38.20% 2. Birgit PRINZ (Germany) 15.18% 3. Fatmire BAJRAMAJ (Germany) 9.96% 4. Kelly SMITH (England) 9.29% 5. Abby WAMBACH (United States) 6.25% 2011 1. Homare SAWA (Japan) 28.51% 2. MARTA Vieira da Silva (Brazil) 17.28% 3. Abby WAMBACH (United States) 13.26% 4. Aya MIYAMA (Japan) 12.18% 5. Hope SOLO (United States) 7.83% 2012 1. Abby WAMBACH (United States) 20.67% 2. MARTA Vieira da Silva (Brazil) 13.50% 3. Alex MORGAN (United States) 10.87% 4. Homare SAWA (Japan) 10.85% 5. Christine SINCLAIR (Canada) 10.33% 2013 1. Nadine ANGERER (Germany) 18.55% 2. Abby WAMBACH (United States) 15.02% 3. MARTA Vieira da Silva (Brazil) 14.02% 4. Lena GOESSLING (Sweden) 11.98% 5. Alex MORGAN (United States) 11.74% 2014 1. Nadine KESSLER (Germany) 17.52% 2. MARTA Vieira da Silva (Brazil) 14.16% 3. Abby WAMBACH (United States) 13.33% 4. Nadine ANGERER (Germany) 13.16% 5. Aya MIYAMA (Japan) 10.48% 2015 1. Carli LLOYD (United States) 35,28% 2. Celia SASIC (Germany) 12,60% 3. Aya MIYAMA (Japan) 9,88% 4. Hope SOLO (United States) 9,84% 5. Nadine ANGERER (Germany) 8,14% Players' All-time ranking by places (top 5) 1 2 3 4 5 Marta Vieira da Silva 5 4 2 Birgit Prinz 3 5 1 Mia Hamm 2 2 Abby Wambach 1 1 2 2 2 Nadine Angerer 1 2 1 Homare Sawa 1 1 Nadine Kessler 1 Carli Lloyd 1 Sun Wen 1 1 Kirstine Lilly 1 1 Celia Sasic 1 Cristiane Rozeira 2 1 Kelly Smith 1 2 2 Hanna Ljungberg 1 1 1 Aya Miyama 1 1 1 Tiffeny Milbrett 1 1 Renate Lingor 1 1 Alex Morgan 1 1 Shannon Boxx 1 Fatmire Bajramaj 1 Hope Solo 1 1 Victoria Svensson 1 Lena Goessling 1 Doris Fitschen 1 Marinette Pichon 1 Maren Meinert 1 Inka Grings 1 Christine Sinclair 1 NB: Two 5th places in 2004. Country's All-time ranking by places (top 5) 1 2 3 4 5 Germany 5 6 2 3 5 Brazil 5 4 4 1 United States 4 4 5 4 5 Japan 1 1 2 1 China 1 1 Sweden 1 3 1 England 1 2 2 France 1 Canada 1 NB: Two 5th places in 2004.
Award won by the National Team ranked first in the last FIFA Ranking of each year. Until 1999 the team ranked on 1st place on FIFA Ranking at December was the winner. Since 2000 the Team of the Year Award goes for the national team which has the highest average points score in their seven best matches of the year. The team ranked first at the end of the year is the Top Ranked Team. For consistency purposes, we continue considering the team ranked first at the end of the year for this archive, in addition to the new Team of the Year. YEAR TEAM OF THE YEAR FIRST ON FIFA RANKING 1993 Germany Germany 1994 Brazil Brazil 1995 Brazil Brazil 1996 Brazil Brazil 1997 Brazil Brazil 1998 Brazil Brazil 1999 Brazil Brazil 2000 Netherlands Brazil 2001 Honduras France 2002 Brazil Brazil 2003 Brazil Brazil 2004 Brazil Brazil 2005 Brazil Brazil 2006 Brazil Brazil 2007 Argentina Argentina 2008 Spain Spain
This section lists the top-10 of the FIFA Ranking in December of each year, until 1999 identical with the Team of the Year ranking. Note that the points system was changed in 1999. Since 2002, the Team of the Year Ranking is identical with the FIFA Ranking in December again. 1993 1. Germany 59.27 pts 2. Italy 59.25 3. Brazil 58.73 4. Norway 57.92 5. Spain 57.14 6. Denmark 57.07 7. Netherlands 56.63 8. Argentina 55.29 9. Sweden 54.82 10. Ireland 54.42 1994 1. Brazil 67.18 pts 2. Spain 61.80 3. Sweden 61.41 4. Italy 61.35 5. Germany 61.25 6. Netherlands 59.91 7. Switzerland 58.30 8. Norway 58.11 9. Ireland 57.63 10. Argentina 56.67 1995 1. Brazil 68.49 pts 2. Germany 61.77 3. Italy 61.10 4. Spain 59.12 5. Russia 58.76 6. Netherlands 57.35 7. Argentina 56.88 8. France 56.73 9. Denmark 56.43 10. Norway 55.74 1996 1. Brazil 68.38 pts 2. Germany 64.46 3. France 61.37 4. Colombia 61.34 5. Czech Republic 61.11 6. Denmark 60.67 7. Russia 60.51 8. Spain 60.21 9. Netherlands 59.59 10. Italy 58.68 1997 1. Brazil 73.45 pts 2. Germany 65.41 3. Czech Republic 64.92 4. England 61.26 5. Mexico 60.80 6. France 60.36 7. Romania 60.35 8. Denmark 59.95 9. Italy 59.59 10. Colombia 59.44 1998 1. Brazil 73.44 pts 2. France 68.86 3. Germany 66.87 4. Croatia 66.75 5. Argentina 66.22 6. Yugoslavia 64.70 7. Italy 63.82 8. Czech Republic 63.80 9. England 63.13 10. Mexico 61.93 1999 1. Brazil 839 pts 2. Czech Republic 774 3. France 765 4. Spain 753 5. Germany 739 6. Argentina 721 7. Norway 718 8. Romania 715 9. Croatia 713 10. Mexico 706 2000 1. Brazil 821 pts 2. France 801 3. Argentina 773 4. Italy 742 Czech Republic 742 6. Portugal 738 7. Spain 735 8. Netherlands 709 9. Paraguay 707 Yugoslavia 707 FIFA Team of the Year Award Ranking 2000 1. Netherlands 2. Honduras Other winners (confederationwise): Japan (AFC), Nigeria (CAF), Colombia (CSF), Australia (OFC) 2001 1. France 812 pts 2. Argentina 802 3. Brazil 793 4. Portugal 741 5. Colombia 739 6. Italy 734 7. Spain 730 8. Netherlands 722 9. Mexico 714 10. England 712 FIFA Team of the Year Award Ranking 2001 1. Honduras 39.7 pts 2. Colombia 38.4 3. Costa Rica 37.8 4. Australia 37.4 5. Uruguay 36.3 6. Bahrain 35.8 7. Mexico 35.7 8. China 35.1 9. Ecuador 34.4 10. Venezuela 34.1 2002 1. Brazil 856 pts 2. France 787 3. Spain 779 4. Germany 761 5. Argentina 751 6. Netherlands 746 7. England 734 8. Mexico 732 9. Turkey 729 10. United States 723 2003 1. Brazil 848 pts 2. France 827 3. Spain 798 4. Netherlands 752 5. Argentina 744 6. Czech Republic 743 7. Mexico 740 8. England 738 Turkey 738 10. Italy 734 2004 1. Brazil 843 pts 2. France 792 3. Argentina 785 4. Czech Republic 777 5. Spain 765 6. Netherlands 758 7. Mexico 753 8. England 752 9. Portugal 747 10. Italy 738 2005 1. Brazil 840 pts 2. Czech Republic 796 3. Netherlands 791 4. Argentina 772 5. France 768 Mexico 768 Spain 768 8. United States 767 9. England 757 10. Portugal 754 2006 1. Brazil 1588 pts 2. Italy 1560 3. Argentina 1551 4. France 1523 5. England 1359 6. Germany 1350 7. Netherlands 1305 8. Portugal 1258 9. Nigeria 1244 10. Czech Republic 1190 2007 1. Argentina 1523 pts 2. Brazil 1502 3. Italy 1498 4. Spain 1349 5. Germany 1298 6. Czech Republic 1290 7. France 1243 8. Portugal 1241 9. Netherlands 1170 10. Croatia 1129 2008 1. Spain 1663 pts 2. Germany 1381 3. Netherlands 1338 4. Italy 1326 5. Brazil 1246 6. Argentina 1180 7. Croatia 1142 8. England 1115 9. Russia 1103 10. Turkey 1016 All-time ranking by places (top 10) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 # Top 10 1. Brazil 12 1 2 - 1 - - - - - 16 2. France 1 5 2 1 1 1 1 1 - - 13 3. Germany 1 4 1 1 3 1 - - - - 11 4. Argentina 1 1 3 1 3 2 1 1 - 1 14 5. Spain 1 1 2 3 3 - 2 1 - - 13 6. Italy - 2 2 3 - 1 1 - 1 3 13 7. Czech Republic - 2 1 2 1 2 - 1 - 1 10 8. Netherlands - - 2 1 - 4 2 2 2 - 13 9. Sweden - - 1 - - - - - 1 - 2 10. England - - - 1 1 - 1 3 2 1 9 11. Colombia - - - 1 1 - - - - 1 3 12. Portugal - - - 1 - 1 - 2 1 1 6 13. Norway - - - 1 - - 1 1 - 1 4 14. Croatia - - - 1 - - 1 - 1 1 4 15. Mexico - - - - 2 - 2 1 1 2 8 16. Russia - - - - 1 - 1 - 1 - 3 17. Denmark - - - - - 2 - 1 1 - 4 18. Yugoslavia - - - - - 1 - - 1 - 2 19. Romania - - - - - - 1 1 - - 2 20. Switzerland - - - - - - 1 - - - 1 21. Turkey - - - - - - - 1 1 1 3 22. United States - - - - - - - 1 - 1 2 23. Eire - - - - - - - - 1 1 2 24. Paraguay - - - - - - - - 1 - 1 Nigeria - - - - - - - - 1 - 1 Notes: 1) 4th place and 9th place were tied in 2000. 2) 8th place tied in 2003. 3) 5th place tied by 3 teams in 2005.
Award won by the National Team that improved most during the year as measured by the FIFA Ranking. YEAR WINNER (place on the ranking) 1993 Colombia (21) 1994 Croatia (62) 1995 Jamaica (56) 1996 South Africa (19) 1997 Yugoslavia (20) 1998 Croatia (4) 1999 Slovenia (40) 2000 Nigeria (52) 2001 Costa Rica (30) 2002 Senegal (27) 2003 Bahrain (64) 2004 China (54) 2005 Ghana (50) 2006 Italy (2) 2007 Mozambique (75) 2008 Spain (1) TOP-3 BY YEAR 1993 1. Colombia 2. Portugal 3. Morocco 1994 1. Croatia 2. Brazil 3. Uzbekistan 1995 1. Jamaica 2. Trinidad and Tobago 3. Czech Republic 1996 1. South Africa 2. Paraguay 3. Canada 1997 1. Yugoslavia 2. Bosnia-Herzegovina 3. Iran 1998 1. Croatia 2. France 3. Argentina 1999 1. Slovenia 2. Cuba 3. Uzbekistan 2000 1. Nigeria 2. Honduras 3. Cameroon 2001 1. Costa Rica 2. Australia 3. Honduras 2002 1. Senegal 2. Wales 3. Brazil 2003 1. Bahrain 2004 1. China 2005 1. Ghana 2006 1. Italy 2007 1. Mozambique 2. Norway 3. New Caledonia 2008 1. Spain 2. Montenegro 3. Russia
FIFA Centennial Trophy 2002 Real Madrid FIFA Fair Play Trophy 2002 (Fans of) South Korea and Japan 2003 Fans of Celtic 2004 Confederação Brasileira de Futebol 2005 Football Community of Iquitos (Peru) 2006 Fans of the World Cup Germany 2006 2007 F.C. Barcelona 2008 Football Associations of Armenia and Turkey FIFA Presidential Award 2001 Marvin Lee (Tri) 2002 Parminder Nagra (Eng) 2003 Iraqi football community 2004 Hsiti 2005 Anders Frisk (Sweden) 2006 Giacinto Facchetti (Italy) (posthumous) 2007 Pelé (Brazil) 2008 Womens football game FIFA World Cup Golden Ball Awards
Since the 1978 World Cup, journalists select the best player of the tournament who receives the "Golden Ball"; a "Silver Ball" is given to the runner-up and a "Bronze Ball" for the third placed. YEAR WINNER (Country) 1978 KEMPES (Argentina) 1982 Paolo ROSSI (Italy) 1986 Diego MARADONA (Argentina) 1990 Salvatore SCHILLACI (Italy) 1994 ROMÁRIO da Souza Faria (Brazil) 1998 RONALDO Luiz Nazário de Lima (Brazil) 2002 Oliver KAHN (Germany) 2006 Zinedine ZIDANE (France) 2010 Diego FORLÁN (Uruguay) 2014 Lionel MESSI (Argentina) WINS BY PLAYER 1 Forlán, Kahn, Kempes, Maradona, Messi, Romário, Ronaldo, Rossi, Schillaci, Zidane WINS BY COUNTRY 3 Argentina 2 Italy, Brazil 1 Germany, France, Uruguay PALMARES YEAR GOLDEN BALL SILVER BALL BRONZE BALL 1978 Mario KEMPES (Arg) Paolo ROSSI (Ita) DIRCEU José Guimarães (Bra) 1982 Paolo ROSSI (Ita) Paulo Roberto FALCÃO (Bra) Karl-Heinz RUMMENIGGE (Ger) 1986 Diego MARADONA (Arg) Harald SCHUMACHER (Ger) Preben ELKJÆR-LARSEN (Den) 1990 Salvatore SCHILLACI (Ita) Lothar MATTHÄUS (Ger) Diego MARADONA (Arg) 1994 ROMÁRIO da Souza Faria (Bra) Roberto BAGGIO (Ita) Hristo STOITCHKOV (Bul) 1998 RONALDO Nazário de Lima (Bra) Davor SUKER (Hrv) Lilian THURAM (Fra) 2002 Oliver KAHN (Ger) RONALDO Nazário de Lima (Bra) HONG Myung Bo (Kor) 2006 Zinedine ZIDANE (Fra) Fabio CANNAVARO (Ita) Andrea PIRLO (Ita) 2010 Diego FORLÁN (Uru) Wesley SNEĲDER (Net) David VILLA (Spa) 2014 Lionel MESSI (Arg) Thomas MÜLLER (Ger) Arjen ROBBEN (Net) Players' All-time ranking by places 1 2 3 Ronaldo Luiz Nazário de Lima 1 1 Paolo Rossi 1 1 Diego Maradona 1 1 Oliver Kahn 1 Mario Kempes 1 Romário da Souza Faria 1 Salvatore Schillaci 1 Zinedine Zidane 1 Diego Forlán 1 Lionel Messi 1 Roberto Baggio 1 Fabio Cannavaro 1 Paulo Roberto Falcão 1 Lothar Matthäus 1 Harald Schumacher 1 Davor Suker 1 Wesley Sneĳder 1 Thomas Müller 1 Dirceu José Guimarães 1 Preben Elkjær-Larsen 1 Hong Myung-Bo 1 Andrea Pirlo 1 Karl-Heinz Rummenigge 1 Hristo Stoitchkov 1 Lilian Thuram 1 David Villa 1 Arjen Robben 1 Country's All-time ranking by places 1 2 3 Argentina 3 1 Italy 2 3 1 Brazil 2 2 1 Germany 1 3 1 France 1 1 Uruguay 1 Netherlands 1 1 Croatia 1 Denmark 1 Bulgaria 1 South Korea 1 Spain 1
Since the 1978 World Cup, FIFA oficially gives the Fair Play Award. It is given to to the team with the best record of fair play according to a points system and criteria established by the FIFA Fair Play Committee. Only teams qualified to the second round are eligible. YEAR WINNER 1978 Argentina 1982 Brazil 1986 Brazil 1990 England 1994 Brazil 1998 England - France [shared] 2002 Belgium 2006 Brazil Spain [shared] 2010 Spain 2014 Colombia
Since the 1994 World Cup, FIFA oficially gives the "Lev Yashin" Award to the best goalkeeper of the tournament. YEAR WINNER 1994 Michel PREUDHOMME (Belgium) 1998 Fabien BARTHEZ (France) 2002 Oliver KAHN (Germany) 2006 Gianluigi BUFFON (Italy) 2010 Iker CASILLAS (Spain) 2014 Manuel NEUER (Germany)
Since the 2006 World Cup, FIFA oficially gives the Young Player Award; players up to 21 years-old are elegible. YEAR WINNER 2006 Lukas Podolski (Germany) 2010 Thomas Müller (Germny) 2014 Paul Pogba (France)
2002 South Korea 2006 Portugal
Since the beginning of the U-17 World Championship in 1985, FIFA gives three awards : Golden Ball (for the best player), Golden Shoe (for the topscorer) and Fair Play (for a national team). Golden Ball YEAR WINNER (country) 1985 César de OLIVEIRA (Brazil) 1987 Phillip OSUNDO (Nigeria) Moussa TRAORÉ (Ivory Coast) 1989 James WILL (Scotland) 1991 Nii LAMPTEY (Ghana) 1993 Daniel ADDO (Ghana) 1995 Mohamed KATHIRI (Oman) 1997 SERGIO Santamaria (Spain) 1999 Landon DONOVAN (United States) 2001 Florent SINAMA PONGOLLE (France) 2003 Francesc Fabregas "CESC" (Spain) 2005 ANDERSON Luis de Abreu Oliveira (Brazil) 2007 Toni KROOS (Germany) Golden Shoe YEAR WINNER (country) GOALS 1985 Marcel WITECZEK (West Germany) 8 1987 Moussa TRAORÉ (Ivory Coast) 5 1989 Fode CAMARA (Guinea) 3 1991 ADRIANO Gerlim da Silva (Brazil) 4 1993 Wilson ORUMA (Nigeria) 6 1995 Daniel ALLSOP (Australia) 5 1997 DAVID Rodríguez-Fraile (Spain) 7 1999 Ishmael ADDO (Ghana) 7 2001 Florent SINAMA PONGOLLE (France) 9 2003 Francesc Fabregas "CESC" (Spain) 5 2005 Carlos VELA (Mexico) 5 2007 Macauley CHRISANTUS (Nigeria) 7 Fair Play Team YEAR WINNER 1985 West Germany 1987 Soviet Union 1989 Bahrain 1991 Argentina 1993 Nigeria 1995 Brazil 1997 Argentina 1999 Mexico 2001 Nigeria 2003 Costa Rica 2005 North Korea 2007 Costa Rica
Since the beginning of the World Youth Championship in 1977, FIFA gives three awards : Golden Ball (for the best player), Golden Shoe (for the topscorer) and Fair Play (for a national team). Golden Ball YEAR WINNER (country) 1977 Vladimir BESSONOV (Soviet Union) 1979 Diego MARADONA (Argentina) 1981 Romulus GABOR (Romania) 1983 GEOVANI Silva (Brazil) 1985 Paulo SILAS (Brazil) 1987 Robert PROSINECKI (Yugoslavia) 1989 BISMARCK Barreto Faria (Brazil) 1991 Emilio PEIXE (Portugal) 1993 ADRIANO Gerlim da Silva (Brazil) 1995 CAIO Ribeiro Decoussau (Brazil) 1997 Nicolas OLIVERA (Uruguay) 1999 Seydou KEITA (Mali) 2001 Javier SAVIOLA (Argentina) 2003 Ismail MATAR (UAE) 2005 Lionel MESSI (Argentina) 2007 Sergio AGÜERO (Argentina) Golden Shoe YEAR WINNER (country) GOALS 1977 QUINA (Brazil) 4 1979 Ramón DIAZ (Argentina) 8 1981 Mark KOUSSAS (Australia) 4 1983 GEOVANI Silva (Brazil) 6 1985 Sebastian LOSADA (Spain) 3 1987 Marcel WITECZEK (West Germany) 7 1989 Oleg SALENKO (Soviet Union) 5 1991 Serguei CHERBAKOV (Soviet Union) 5 1993 Henry ZAMBRANO (Colombia) 3 1995 Joseba ETXEBERRIA (Spain) 7 1997 ADAÍLTON Martins (Brazil) 10 1999 PABLO González (Spain) 5 2001 Javier SAVIOLA (Argentina) 11 2003 Ed JOHNSON (USA) 4 2005 Lionel MESSI (Argentina) 6 2007 Sergio AGÜERO (Argentina) 6 Fair Play Team YEAR WINNER 1977 Brazil 1979 Poland 1981 Australia 1983 South Korea 1985 Colombia 1987 West Germany 1989 USA 1991 Soviet Union 1993 England 1995 Japan 1997 Argentina 1999 Croatia 2001 Argentina 2003 Colombia 2005 Colombia 2007 Japan
Since the Confederations Cup was made official by FIFA in 1997, three awards are given: Golden Ball (for the best player), Golden Shoe (for the topscorer) and Fair Play (for a national team). In the first two editions, not officially recognized by FIFA, there were also awards for best player and topscorer. Golden Ball YEAR WINNER (country) 1992 Fernando REDONDO (Argentina) 1995 Brian LAUDRUP (Denmark) 1997 DENILSON de Oliveira (Brazil) 1999 Ronaldo de Assis Moreira "RONALDINHO GAÚCHO" (Brazil) 2001 Robert PIRES (France) 2003 Thierry HENRY (France) 2005 ADRIANO Ribeiro Leite (Brazil) Golden Shoe YEAR WINNER (country) GOALS 1992 Gabriel BATISTUTA (Argentina) 2 Bruce MURRAY (United States) 2 1995 Luis GARCÍA (Mexico) 3 1997 ROMÁRIO de Souza Faria (Brazil) 7 1999 Ronaldo de Assis Moreira "RONALDINHO" (Brazil) 6 2001 Eric CARRIÈRE (France) 2 Robert PIRES (France) 2 2003 Thierry HENRY (France) 4 2005 ADRIANO Ribeiro Leite (Brazil) 5 Fair Play Team YEAR WINNER 1997 South Africa 1999 Brazil 2001 Japan 2003 Japan 2005 Mexico
Since the first the Women's World Cup in 1991, three awards are given: Golden Ball (for the best player), Golden Shoe (for the topscorer) and Fair Play (for a national team). In 2003 two new awards were introduced: Best Goalkeeper and Most Entertaining Team Golden Ball YEAR WINNER (country) 1991 Carin JENNINGS (United States) 1995 Hege RIISE (Norway) 1999 Wen SUN (China) 2003 Birgit PRINZ (Germany) 2007 MARTA Vieira da Silva (Brazil) Golden Shoe YEAR WINNER (country) GOALS 1991 Michelle AKERS (United States) 10 1995 Ann Kristin AARØNES (Norway) 6 1999 Sisleide Do Amor Lima "SISSI" (Brazil) 7 Wen SUN (China) 7 2003 Birgit PRINZ (Germany) 7 2007 MARTA Vieira da Silva (Brazil) 7 Best Goalkeeper YEAR WINNER (country) 2003 Silke ROTTENBERG (Germany) Fair Play Team YEAR WINNER 1991 Germany 1995 Sweden 1999 China 2003 China 2007 Norway Most Entertaining Team YEAR WINNER 2003 Germany
Since the first the Under-19 Women's World Cup in 2002, three awards are given: Golden Ball (for the best player), Golden Shoe (for the topscorer) and Fair Play (for a national team). Golden Ball YEAR WINNER (country) 2002 Christine SINCLAIR (Canada) 2004 MARTA (Brazil) 2006 MA Xiaoxu (China) 2008 Sydney LEROUX (United States) Golden Shoe YEAR WINNER (country) GOALS 2002 Christine SINCLAIR (Canada) 10 2004 Brittany TIMKO (Canada) 7 2006 MA Xiaoxu (China) 5 2008 Sydney LEROUX (United States) 5 Fair Play Team YEAR WINNER 2002 Japan 2004 United States 2006 North Korea Russia [shared] 2008 United States
Since the first the Under-17 Women's World Cup in 2008, four awards are given: Golden Ball (for the best player), Golden Shoe (for the topscorer), Golden Glover (for the best Goalkeeper) and Fair Play (for a national team) Golden Ball YEAR WINNER (country) 2008 Mana IWABUCHI (Japan) Golden Shoe YEAR WINNER (country) GOALS 2008 Dzsenifer MAROZSAN (Germany) 6 Golden Glove YEAR WINNER (country) 2008 Taylor VANCIL (United States) Fair Play Team YEAR WINNER 2008 Germany
Since the first the Club World Championship in 2000, two awards are given: Golden Ball (for the best player) and Fair Play (for a club). Golden Ball YEAR WINNER (club - country) 2000 EDILSON Silva Ferreira (Corinthians [Bra] - Brazil) 2005 ROGERIO Ceni (São Paulo [Bra] Brazil) 2006 Anderson Luis de Sousa "DECO" (FC Barcelona [Spa] Portugal) 2007 Ricardo Izecson dos Santos Leite "KAKÁ" (AC Milan [Ita] Brazil) 2008 Wayne ROONEY (Manchester United [Eng] England) Fair Play Team YEAR WINNER (country) 2000 Al-Nassr (Saudi Arabia) 2005 Liverpool FC (England) 2006 FC Barcelona (Spain) 2007 Urawa Red Diamonds (Japan) 2008 Adelaide United (Australia)
Based on votes from readers of FIFA magazine. Club Votes 1. Real Madrid (Spain) 42,35 % 2. Manchester United (England) 9,69 % 3. Bayern München (Germany) 9,18 % 4. Barcelona (Spain) 5,61 % 5. Ajax (Netherlands) 5,10 % Santos (Brazil) 5,10 % 7. Juventus (Italy) 2,55 % 8. Peñarol (Uruguay) 2,04 % 9. Flamengo (Brazil) 1,53 % Milan (Italy) 1,53 % River Plate (Argentina) 1,53 % 12. Arsenal (England) 1,02 % Benfica (Portugal) 1,02 % Boca Juniors (Argentina) 1,02 % Botafogo (Brazil) 1,02 % Independiente (Argentina) 1,02 % Internazionale (Italy) 1,02 % Liverpool (England) 1,02 % other teams 6,63 %
Thanks to Marcelo Leme de Arruda (mlarruda@terra.com.br) for Club of the Century data and to Erik Garin (garinerik@hispeed.ch) for additional women data; thanks to Roberto Di Maggio for updates
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