German legend Paul Breitner

What makes German legend Paul Breitner truly unforgettable? From his skill on the pitch to his controversial political views, the undefined is a man of many layers. With a career spanning over two decades, Breitner's impact on German football is undeniable. But what sets him apart from other players of his time? Dive into the enigmatic world of undefined as we unravel the mysteries surrounding this iconic figure. Discover the untold stories, the triumphs, and the controversies that have shaped his legacy. Join us on a journey through the life and times of a true sporting enigma.

Paul Breitner

September 5, 1951 German
Bayern
Munich, Real Madrid, and Eintracht Braunschweig

Achievements

German League Championship 5 times in the seasons 1971/1972, 1972/1973 , 1973/1974 , 1979/1980 and 1980/1981with Bayern Munich
German Cup 2 times in 1971 and 1982with Bayern Munich

Spanish League Championship 2 times in the 1974/1975 and 1975/1976
1 time Spanish Cup Champion in 1975

European Champions League 1 time in 1982 and 2nd time in 1974 with Bayern Munich

World Cup 1 time in 1974 and 2nd time in 1982

European Nations Cup 1 time in 1972

Personal titles

Best German Player 1 time in 1981

He was selected among the 100 best players in football history by FIFA.

Player goals

# With Real Madrid, Spain,
10 goals in the Spanish

# With German Eintracht Braunschweig
15 goals from them
10 goals in the German
4 goals in the German Cup
1 goal in the Europa League

# With Bayern Munich, Germany,
110 goals,
83 of which were in the German
11 goals in the German Cup
1 goal in the German League Cup
4 goals in the Europa League
4 goals in the European Cup Winners' Cup
7 goals in the Champions League

#With the German national team 10 international goals

The player's total goals with the clubs and national team he played for is 145 goals.