Uli Hoeneß

Football executive and former player

Uli Hoeneß - Athletes & Sports Figures born January 5th, 1952
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Played as a forward for Bayern Munich from 1970 to 1978, winning multiple Bundesliga titles and the European Cup in 1974. Transitioned to a managerial role and later became a successful executive, overseeing Bayern Munich's operations. Instrumental in the club's financial turnaround and development of talent through the youth academy. During tenure, Bayern won numerous domestic and international trophies, establishing itself as a powerhouse in football.

Played for Bayern Munich

Served as Bayern Munich president

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