Lothar Matthäus
German footballer and manager, World Cup winner
A prominent footballer and later manager, achieved significant success in both playing and coaching. Played primarily as a midfielder or sweeper. Represented the West Germany national team and earned 150 caps, winning the FIFA World Cup in 1990. Played club football for teams such as Bayern Munich, Inter Milan, and Borussia Mönchengladbach. Transitioned to management after retirement, taking charge of several clubs, including the Hungarian national team.
Winning the FIFA World Cup in 1990
Earning 150 caps for West Germany
Playing for Bayern Munich and Inter Milan
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