Bambi 2014 miroslav klose biography
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Miroslav Klose and Philipp Lahm honoured in Germany as they are presented with Bambi Awards after World Cup win
World Cup winners Miroslav Klose and Philipp Lahm were honoured at Germany’s most prestigious awards ceremony, The Bambi Awards, for winning in Brazil.
Lahm and Klose were joined by team-mate Bastian Schweinsteiger at the awards ceremony in Berlin which are to recognise excellence in international media and television over the course of the year.
Bastian Schweinsteiger, Philipp Lahm and Miroslav Klose are seen on stage during the Bambi Awards
Klose and Lahm pose with their Honorary Prize of the Jury award during the Bambi Awards
Lahm poses with his wife Claudia while Klose is pictured with his wife Sylwia
But the World Cup winning trio were honoured in the ‘Honorary Prize of the Jury’ category for their triumph in Brazil this summer.
In helping win the World Cup for Germany, Klose became the tournament's all-time leading scorer with 16 goals in his fou
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Sports Nicknames - Miro, Salto-Klose
Miroslav Klose was a world-class football striker from Germany, who is the holder of the record for most goals scored in World Cup tournaments.
Miroslav Klose was one of the best poachers the game has seen. He was strong, quick and had excellent timing. He was always at the right place to put the ball in the back of the net with his head or his foot.
Miroslav, or "Miro" as he was called, played his club football at Werder Bremen, Bayern Munich and Lazio. But he saved his best performances for his nation of Germany and is the country's record goal scorer. He represented Germany at four World Cups, scoring 16 goals, which is one more than Brazilian Ronaldo scored during his time. Klose often celebrated his goals with a somersault and earned the nickname "Salto-Klose" because of it. In 2006, he was the Golden Boot winner as well as the footballer of the year in Germany.
Miroslav Klose was a classy player. Always well-behaved, modest and
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'We are scapegoating' Özil
Deutsche Welle: What are your thoughts on Mesut Özil's three-part statement announcing his retirement from German national soccer?
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Germans react to Özil’s departure
DW: What is a good way to react?
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