Dietmar Hamann
Footballer and manager, UEFA Champions League
Born
August 27th, 1973
52 years ago
Category
Athletes & Sports Figures
Country
Germany
Links & References
A professional football player and manager, contributed to the sport primarily as a midfielder. Played for clubs including Bayern Munich, Newcastle United, and Liverpool. At Liverpool, secured the UEFA Champions League title in 2005, recognized for pivotal performances. Transitioned into management, taking roles at various clubs post-retirement from playing.
Won UEFA Champions League with Liverpool in 2005
Played for Bayern Munich and Newcastle United
Earned over 50 caps for the German national team
Other People Born on August 27th
Gordon Bashford
An English engineer contributed to automotive design, especially through work with Land Rover. Played a pivotal role in the development of the Range Rover, introduced in 1970, which became a significant model in the luxury SUV market. This vehicle combined performance and off-road capability, influencing future designs in the automotive industry. Over decades, involvement in various engineering projects led to advancements in vehicle design and technology.
Continue ReadingAlessandro Gamberini
Born in 1981, this Italian footballer played primarily as a central defender. A significant part of his career was spent at Fiorentina, where he contributed to the team's successes in domestic and European competitions. He also represented the Italian national team, participating in various international tournaments. After his tenure at Fiorentina, he had spells with other clubs, continuing to showcase his defensive skills. His career spanned over a decade, during which he became a reliable presence on the pitch.
Continue ReadingAnna of Brandenburg
Born into the House of Hohenzollern, served as Duchess of Mecklenburg. Marriage to Duke Henry IV of Mecklenburg forged significant political alliances. Oversaw the administration of the duchy during a time of social and political change. Actively participated in the culture and governance of the region.
Continue ReadingAygül Özkan
A prominent lawyer and politician, has played a significant role in German politics, serving as the Minister of Social Affairs, Women, Family, and Health in Lower Saxony from 2010 to 2013. Engaged in various legal and political issues, focusing on social and family policies. Participated in initiatives aimed at improving social welfare and legal frameworks within the state government. Also contributed to discussions on migration and integration, reflecting a commitment to addressing contemporary societal challenges.
Continue ReadingHermann Weingärtner
Competed in artistic gymnastics during the late 19th century. Participated in the 1896 Summer Olympics in Athens, where gymnastics was featured as a new sport. Achieved significant success by winning three medals, including a gold in the team event, contributing to the early prominence of gymnastics in Olympic history.
Continue ReadingSylvère Maes
Competitor in professional cycling, with a significant presence in the early decades of the Tour de France. Claimed victory in the 1939 Tour de France, showcasing formidable endurance and racing skill. Competed in the 1936 Olympics, representing Belgium in road cycling. Achieved multiple victories in prestigious one-day races and composed a notable legacy in Belgian cycling history.
Continue Reading