What's the name of the model in the poster of Bamiro in binjiang road?

Nationality: Germany

City of birth: Hooper-schleich.

Date of birth: 1978-06-09

Height: 182 cm

Weight: 79 kg

Current team: Werder Bremen

Club position: striker

Club number: 1 1

Former team: Hamburg | Kaiserslautern

Close was born in hooper-schleich-en, a small town with a population of only 6,000. In the commercial street that takes 10 minutes to turn around, the posters of German national team striker Miroslav Klose are overwhelming. It turns out that Close grew up in this small town. In addition to the photo of the top scorer in the World Cup, the poster is full of praise for him: "Miro (nickname of Close), we are proud of you." Close spent his spare time here. The townspeople who knew him said in unison, "He was brilliant since he was a child, but he always kept his head down in training modestly."

Born in Poland, Close moved to kessel with his father, a professional player, at the age of 8. At that time, he didn't know German at all, so it was quite difficult to drop two grades. It is the language like football that makes him integrate into his peers. Kart Baker, the governor of Rhine-Pfalcz, claimed that Klose was "the best example of immigrants from other countries integrating into German society through collective sports such as football". Braubach-Didel Kopf, who previously played for Hamburg and SG, 1999 joined Kaiserslautern. In the 2002 World Cup, he scored 5 goals and won the Silver Boot Award, which can be said to be the hero of the runner-up in the German final. Close joined Bremen in 2004.

Miloslav Klaus is a Polish-born German professional player and one of the best strikers in Germany. In the 2003 /2004 season, he played for the Bundesliga team1FC Kay Serslauterg. Before coming to Lautem, he played for Hamburg football team. When he was young, he played for SG Braubach Didel Kupf team. On March 24th, 20001,in Leverkusen, he wore the German national team shirt for the first time to play against Albania, and finally defeated his opponent by 2:/kloc-0. In the 2002 Football World Cup, he won the world runner-up title with the German national football team and won the silver boots with five goals. Miloslav Klaus participated in the European Championship held in Portugal in 2004 with the German national team. Klaus's strength is his amazing jumping ability and the resulting ability to endanger the opponent's goal with a header.

Klaus and Podolski are the main strikers of the German team at present. How far Germany can go in the 2006 World Cup depends on these young people.