The main left wing-back Jörg Heinrich, born on December 6, 1969, is now 29 years old, and has been selected for the German national football team for his performances during his time at Borussia Dortmund in the Bundesliga. Pen, fun, pavilion www. biquge。 info

Olaf Thorn, the main central defender, was born on May 1, 1966, and is now Chinese New Year's Eve. As a German player, he is the epitome of fame at a young age. In 1984, Olaf Thorn was named Germany's "Most Promising Football Talent" and the country's No. 3 best player, at the age of 18, a rarity in the Federal Republic of Germany. Olaf Thorn was born into a football family in Holst, Germany, where his father was a professional footballer and grew up playing for the local club's junior team. At the age of fifteen, Olaf Thorn officially joined Schalke 04 Club, where he progressed so quickly that he was selected for the German Junior Second Team and then the German Junior First Team. In 1982, Schakel 04 had a poor record in the German First Division and was forced to be relegated to the Second Division. By this time, the 17-year-old Olaf Thorn was already making his mark, with his agility and quick reflexes, allowing him to get up and down when the opposition was pressing on the defence. He scored five goals in his first eleven league games, which is not easy for a young player who is making his professional debut.

In 1984, Olaf Thorn participated in the DFB Cup, where Shackel 04 met Bayern Munich in the semi-finals, which was expected to be a match of great disparity, with the result being a 90-minute battle that ended in a tight 90-minute battle that ended at 4-4 and then 6-6 after extra time. Olaf Thorn scored three goals in total, the last of which came in the last seconds of the game when Thorn won the ball in front of the goal, connected two defenders and the goalkeeper, and slotted the ball into the empty net. After the game, the Bayern Munich coach said with emotion: "Thorn is one of the geniuses that has emerged in the Federal Republic of Germany in recent years, and he was the best on the pitch today. ”

In the 13th World Cup in 1986, Beckenbauer considered using Olaf Thorn as the arrowhead of the team, but he was afraid that he would be too young to take on this important responsibility, so Olaf Thorn failed to become the main player. The Federal Republic of Germany was the runner-up in this tournament. Olaf Thorn was a regular for Germany at Euro 1988, scoring a goal against Denmark. However, at the 1990 World Cup in Italy, Olaf Thorn made just one appearance, in the semi-final between Germany and England. In any case, in the star-studded German team, Olaf Thorn finally fulfilled his dream of winning the championship.

The main right wing-back Thomas Helmer was born on April 21, 1965 and is now Chinese New Year's Eve. In this German national football team, the role of a scavenger occupies a main position in the back line.

The five main defenders of the German national football team are all well-known and well-known in the football world.

Whether they can be a scavenger, a libero, or a defensive attack, the individual ability of the five main defenders is all strong. Although the German national football team has a back five formation, its attacking ability is not weak at all.

Coupled with the superb on-the-spot command ability of head coach Vogts, teams that underestimate the offensive ability of the German national football team will pay a heavy price for it.

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The main midfielder Michael Tanat, born on October 27, 1969, is 29 years old. Michael Tanat, who plays as a midfielder, is often the regulator of the German national football team's transition from defense to attack.

Main midfielder Thomas Hasler, born on May 30, 1966, is now Chinese New Year's Eve. Thomas Hasler, who plays as a striker, is only 1.66 meters tall, nicknamed the "Bantam Tiger", and represented the West German and German national football teams in three consecutive World Cups in 1990, 1994 and 1998, and was the winner of the German Footballer of the Year in 1989 and 1992.

The main midfielder Lothar Mateus, born on March 21, 1961, is now Chinese New Year's Eve. Lothar Matthaus, nicknamed the "Perpetual Motion Machine", is the head of the "German Troika" known in football. Lothar Mateus, who can attack and defend well, can play all positions on the pitch.

Lothar Mateus was born in the small town of Erlangen in the Federal Republic of Germany and began playing football at the age of eleven. Lothar Mateus isn't very tall, but he impresses his taller opponents with his exquisite skills.

Lothar Mateus's family was poor, and at the age of thirteen he went to work as an apprentice in a furniture factory to earn money for his family, of course, in order to learn a trade.

The hardships of his childhood honed Lothar Mateus's will and cultivated his hard-working, down-to-earth and hard-working style, which helped him in his later career in football.

In a respectful and disciplined German football team, players are expected to be absolutely obedient to the coach's intentions and not allow too much freedom to influence the overall tactical set-up, and it can be said that Lothar Mateus has done this exemplaryly.

Beckenbauer is an idol that Lothar Mateus has admired since he was a child, especially when Beckenbauer participated in the World Cup in Mexico with an injury in 1970, which touched Mateus, and he was determined to learn from Beckenbauer and become a good football player and play for his country. The development squad of Herzogennaurach was the first club that Lothar Mateus joined, and he started his football career here, where he trained and fought for eight years. Lothar Mateus learns what he is like and plays in any position, and he is a rare good seedling.

In world football from the 80s to the end of the 20th century, Lothar Mateus had almost everything a midfielder needed to succeed. Possessing the anticipation needed to make tackles, he can be a good marker defender, but he can also be a creative midfield core, and a powerful shot gives him an excellent ability to finish games.

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Oliver Bierhoff, the main striker and captain of the German national football team, was born on May 1, 1968 and is now Chinese New Year's Eve.

Main striker Jürgen Klinsmann, born 30 July 1964, is now Chinese New Year's Eve. Nicknamed the "Golden Bomber", Jürgen Klinsmann is one of the "German troika" in football, and he is also the main striker of the German national football team in the 90s, and the double champion of the World Cup and the European Cup.

Of the German forward duo, it is not the experienced football star Ergen Klinsmann who really gets more attention from the Salwyn national football team and other teams, but the captain of the German national football team, Oliver Bierhoff, who is at the peak of his career.

After the 1996 European Championships, Oliver Bierhoff quickly developed into a world-class striker, especially with his famous headers. You'd be hard-pressed to find a player better at heading than Oliver Bierhoff, whose height of 1.91m allows him to easily get to the landing point without jumping too much, his strong body allows him to fight against any defender without falling behind, and his flexible and strong abs allow him to stay in the air for long periods of time and make the ball he pushes out more powerful. In addition, he has an innate sensitivity to anticipation and positioning, which allows him to score with a header in any difficult situation. Although his way of scoring goals is relatively monotonous and not pretty, he is surprisingly efficient. In the '97-'98 season, Oliver Bierhoff scored a total of 27 goals, the best record in Serie A for nearly half a century.

At the same time, Oliver Bierhoff's header is also the most feared presence of the Salween national football team.

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Fearing the unrivalled attacking ability of the German national football team, head coach Milou was forced to change the 4321 Christmas tree formation to a more defence-oriented 532 formation, commonly known as the bus.

The 532 formation increased the team's defensive intensity, but also weakened the strength of the two wings, so the German team could use the breaking cross from the wing to form a shot. In order to prevent Oliver Bierhoff's header from hitting the goal, Ballack, the heart of the defence, moved to the central defender position and went all out to target German striker Oliver Bierhoff.

Both teams were in a bus formation, and the audience was stunned when they saw this scene. However, the cautious attitude of the two teams also made the game enter the white-hot stage at the beginning.

In the fourth minute of the game, the German national football team's starting right full-back Thomas Helmer crossed down the right side, and Oliver Bierhoff, the head of the striker, shook off Ballack, who was specifically marking him, and successfully grabbed the football spot, and the header was crossed into a shot. The football was fast and urgent, grazing the goalpost and flying out of the bottom line, leaving Long Zheng, who was holding the goal, in a cold sweat.

In the fifteenth minute of the game, the German national football team attacked again. The heart of the midfield, Lothar Mateus, and the striker Jürgen Klinsmann are perfectly linked.

After a surprise through ball from the heart of the midfield, Lothar Mateus, the German national football team successfully countered offside. Striker Jürgen Klinsmann receives the ball and forms a one-on-one shot. In the face of striker Jürgen Klinsmann's one-on-one goal, Long Zheng did not hesitate to attack decisively, and successfully saved the ball from the bottom line on the premise of blocking Klinsmann's shooting angle.

The Salween national football team, which escaped the scoop, had no time to breathe, as the German national football team had already been given valuable corner kicks.

Michael Tanat, who has good footwork, came to the corner flag area and was responsible for taking the corner. With the help of Oliver Bierhoff, striker Jürgen Klinsmann, who was ambushed at the back post, grabbed the second spot, and after a volley, the ball went straight into the corner.

"Not good!" With a bad sound, Long Zheng kicked his feet and threw himself towards the corner of the goal. Long Zheng is 205 centimeters tall and weighs 105 kilograms, with his height and arm length and a pair of big hands, Long Zheng stubbornly saved this must-have goal. Near the goal, the Salwyn defender, who grabbed the football, did not dare to delay, and kicked the ball to the front court with a big kick, temporarily relieving the crisis in front of the goal.

With the unstoppable applause of the audience, the 5,000 Salwyn fans who came from afar set off a wave of enthusiasm. With this miracle pounce from Long Zheng, the game reached its first climax.

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On the bench of the German national football team, substitute goalkeeper Oliver Rolf Kahn was shocked when he saw Long Zheng's miraculous performance, and his hands clenched unconsciously.

Oliver Rolf Kahn put himself in the shoes of the Dragons and would not have been able to save Ergen Klinsmann's must-have goal. Thinking of this, Karn couldn't help but be jealous of Ryuzheng's height and long arms. For a goalkeeper, such a physical condition is undoubtedly the best gift from God. (To be continued.) )