Bundesliga 60th Anniversary Event

Cha Bum-geun, Klinsmann, Müller, and Other Bundesliga Representative Striker Candidates

Former Korean national football team coach Cha Bum-geun and current national team coach Jürgen Klinsmann were nominated as strikers representing the German professional football Bundesliga.

The Bundesliga Secretariat announced on its website on the 22nd (local time) the two former and current national team coaches, as well as retired players such as Gerd Müller, Jupp Heynckes, and Karl Heinz Rummenigge, as well as 25 'striker candidates' throughout their careers. 먹튀검증

The Bundesliga Secretariat will finally select a striker to be included in the 'Bundesliga Top 11' through fan voting.

This event is an event planned to celebrate the 60th anniversary of the Bundesliga, and voting will be held on the official Bundesliga website until the end of September.

"German football has had countless great strikers from all over the world over the past 60 years.

Who impressed you the most?" He added.

The roster also featured active players such as Erling Hollan (Manchester City), Robert Lewandowski (Barcelona), and Pierre-Emric Aubameyang (Marseille). Miroslav Klose, Lukas

Podolski Players who have been responsible for the front of the German national team of the 'tank corps' since the 2000s, such as , Mario Gomes, etc., were also listed.

In addition, strikers whose names have been engraved in football history, such as Ai Utong, a colleague of Lee Dong-guk, former vice president of the Korea Football Association during his time at Werder Bremen, Claudio Pizarro, who was the signboard of the Peruvian national team, and Tony Yeboa, the first black player in German professional football, were included.

Coach Jeon Cha, who only played in the Bundesliga among European leagues, scored 121 goals from 1978 to 1989 in Darmstadt, Einracht Frankfurt and Leverkusen.

It is a record that was accumulated only with field goals without penalty kicks.

Excluding the Darmstadt days, when he returned to Korea to solve the military service problem after playing only one game, Cha scored in double digits for seven consecutive seasons from the 1979-1980 season, which was the de facto debut season.

After that, in the last three seasons of his career, he scored quite a few goals (18 goals in total) while playing as a midfielder.

Coach Klinsmann scored 284 goals in 620 matches while playing for prestigious European teams such as Bayern Munich, Stuttgart (Germany), Tottenham (England), Inter Milan, Sampdoria (Italy) and AS Monaco.

He played as a German striker and scored 47 goals in 108 appearances for the national team.

In particular, in the 1990 World Cup in Italy, he scored three goals, leading West Germany to win the championship.