Daniel Bierofka

Football player and coach of 1860 Munich

Daniel Bierofka - Athletes & Sports Figures born February 7th, 1979
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Played as a midfielder primarily for TSV 1860 Munich, making significant contributions to the team from 1997 to 2010. Transitioned to coaching after retirement, guiding the club's youth team and later the first team. Achieved promotion to the 2. Bundesliga during coaching tenure, showcasing leadership and strategic acumen in the sport.

Played for TSV 1860 Munich

Coached TSV 1860 Munich to promotion

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