German goalkeepers Lehmann and Klose.

Traditional name: Levin

Birthday:1969165438+10/0.

Height: 190cm

Weight: 87 kg

Nationality: Germany

Place of birth: Essen, Germany

Position: goalkeeper

Current team: Arsenal Germany

Resume of national team: 53 appearances.

Club resume

Goals/appearances in the club league this season

1988-9 1 schalke (Germany B) 0 ball /74 games

199 1-98 schalke (Bundesliga) 2 goals /200 games

AC Milan 0 goals /5 games

1998-03 Dortmund 0 goals/129 games

In the 2003-08 season, Arsenal scored 0 goals/147 games.

When he retires, Kahn can proudly say: I am a legend; And his old rival Lyman can declare half-jokingly that I have surpassed the legend. Of course, this is only a hypothesis, but others in unforgiven are indeed one of the characteristics of Lyman. When a reporter from Time Weekly asked Lyman how he felt about Kahn's higher advertising revenue than himself, Lyman looked at the reporter strangely for a long time and said, "The market value of my XXX is zero, but so what?"

But even if Lyman said that he surpassed Kahn, it was not all a joke. At least on the national team level, Lehmann overtook Kahn in the World Cup two years ago. The other two have a career of more than 20 years. Now that Kahn has stopped, Lehmann hopes to surpass his old rival in his career. After bidding farewell to Arsenal, Lehmann's next stop is most likely Stuttgart.

Play forward like a child

1969165438+10/0. Lyman was born in Essen, an industrial town in Ruhr, so he spent most of his career in two rival teams in Ruhr, Schalke 04 and Dortmund. Lyman didn't fall in love with the goalkeeper at first sight. From the age of 4 to 7, Lyman worked as a striker in the small club of Helsingen ·DJK. In future interviews, Lyman repeatedly mentioned the special significance of this experience to himself: "On the court, I often think: If I were a striker, what would I do with this ball, even if it was just a flash of lightning."

1978, 9-year-old Lyman joined the Black and White Essen Club. This decision changed his life, because in black and white Essen, Lehmann no longer served as a striker, but as a goalkeeper. As for what forced Lehmann to play goalkeeper, there is no unified answer so far. However, there is a saying generally accepted by the media and fans: oliver bierhoff played for Essen in black and white at that time, and the German superhero 1996 in the European Cup proved that he was more suitable to play as a striker than Lehmann, thus squeezing the latter into the goal.

17 years old, Lehmann signed a professional contract with Schalke. Although Lehmann helped the team return to the Bundesliga four years later and conceded only 25 goals in 34 Bundesliga games, Lehmann's career was not as smooth as it first appeared. 1992-93 season, Lyman suffered heavy losses after losing to Leverkusen in the eighth round, and the medial ligament, cruciate ligament, meniscus and joint capsule were torn at the same time. The injury almost ruined his career. 1993-94 season, Lehmann came back from injury, but his state has obviously not recovered-in Leverkusen, Lehmann suffered another nightmare, losing three goals in a row in the first half and being replaced at half-time; In the end, Schalke 1-5 lost to Leverkusen. Lehmann did not follow the team bus back to Schalke, but went home by car.

Suffering makes people grow, and then Lyman really grows into a good goalkeeper. 1997 In the UEFA Cup final, Lehmann turned down penalties from zamorano and Winter one after another, helping Schalke 4- 1 beat powerful Inter Milan and win the most important match in the club's history. In the penalty shootout, Lyman's amazing psychological quality was known to the world for the first time. Before Winter took the penalty, he handed the ball to the Dutchman himself and smiled and said to Winter, "If you punish me, I will stand still in the middle. You can't fool me." As a result, Winter's pursuit angle was too big, and the penalty shot hit the right column and popped up.

Great wisdom with a big mouth

The penalty hero Lehmann made history again in 1997-98 season: in the 20th round, Schalke 04 fell behind with 1-2 until the 90th minute. As a result, Lehmann, who assisted the striker, headed the goal in the 9th 1 minute and became the1goalkeeper in Bundesliga history. As early as the 1994-95 season, Lehmann had already scored a penalty in the game. At that time, the team was 5- 1 ahead of Munich 1860, and Lehmann rushed to the frontcourt and took a penalty in the 84th minute to rewrite the score to 6- 1. Maybe he was too excited after scoring. 1 minute later, Lyman was scored by his opponent, and the audience was in an uproar. For this strong desire to perform, Lyman explained: "Football is a kind of entertainment. If you can't make football full of fun, then fans don't want to see you again ... You know, a goalkeeper can make fans happy far more than a striker. "

1998-99 season, Lehmann moved to AC Milan and fought side by side with oliver bierhoff again. Unfortunately, Lehmann lost in the contest with Rossi, and only played in Serie A for half a season (5 games) before moving back to Germany. In the 200 1-02 season, Lehmann won the championship with Dortmund in the last two rounds of the Bundesliga, which was the 1 top league champion of Lehmann's career.

In 2003, 34-year-old Lehmann moved to Arsenal. Although some people once questioned the rationality of Wenger's investment, Lehmann soon proved his value: the German goalkeeper played 38 league games and conceded only 26 goals, helping the team win the Premier League title. Lehmann was criticized for losing to Chelsea in the Champions League, but his contribution to the team was also obvious: the Germans helped Arsenal create a record of 49 unbeaten Premier League games. After that, Lyman's state declined and he fell behind in the contest with Almuna. On May 4th, 2008, Lehmann came off the bench for Arsenal's home game against Everton. After the game, Lehmann bowed to the fans and thanked them. A day later, Wenger announced that this was Lehmann's last game at Arsenal.

Although he has been famous for a long time in the club, Lehmann has never had a bright future in the national team. He participated in 1998 and the 2002 World Cup, as well as the 2000 and 2004 European Cups, but he was a substitute for Kahn. Klinsmann gave Lehmann a chance, and Lehmann did seize this opportunity and became the No.1 goalkeeper of the German team. Although there are rumors that Lehmann got the first-team position because of his good personal relationships with oliver bierhoff and Klinsmann, his performance in the World Cup was remarkable. Perhaps Lehmann is most proud of surpassing Kahn to become the No.1 goalkeeper of the German team. In an interview with the media, Lehmann mentioned many times that it was the match with Kahn that made his level improve continuously.

When Lehmann played for Arsenal, he ridiculed that Almuna was not worthy of the first team position, while in the national team, he always clamored that he was more suitable for the first team than Kahn. Lyman seems to have only a big mouth, but this complicated guy also has a very delicate side. Like his good friend oliver bierhoff, Lyman was a late bloomer. Oliver bierhoff obtained an MBA from Hagen University before the 2002 World Cup, but who would have thought that as early as 1992, Lyman began to study economics at the University of Mü nster and continued to join AC Milan until 1998. Lyman always believes that players should also learn more knowledge outside of sports. In an interview with the British Daily Mail, Lyman said: "Some goalkeepers receive too little education. A good goalkeeper must keep his attention on the game for 90 minutes, sometimes even 120 or even 150 minutes. The best way is to concentrate on your studies at school. If 16 years old drops out of school, you can't really devote yourself to the game. "

Chinese name: miroslav klose.

English name: miroslav klose.

Birthday:1June 9, 978

Nationality: Germany

Height: 182 cm

Weight: 74 kg

Marital status: married

Family members: wife Sylvia, twin sons Luan and Noah.

Location: Forward

Club number: 18

National team number: 1 1

Current club: Bayern Munich.

Playing for the team:

1998- 1999 Hamburg

1999-2004 Keith Lauten

2004-2007 Werder Bremen

2007-2008 Bayern Munich

Miroslav Klose was born in the 2002 World Cup in Korea and Japan. The unknown striker scored a hat-trick in Germany's 8-0 victory over Saudi Arabia, which made him famous all over the world. Later, at the age of 24, he became one of the top scorers in the World Cup, and became the top scorer in Germany with five goals, second only to Ronaldo in Brazil in the final ranking. His feeling in the air is excellent, and this World Cup marks the young striker's breakthrough in the international arena. Invitations to Klose poured in at home and abroad, but he remained sober-minded and loyal to his hometown and his contract with the Bundesliga club Kayserslauterm.

Klose was born in Auburn, Poland. Although his father Joseph used to play for Oszer, Klose came into contact with football very late. At the age of 9, his parents moved from Poland to Germany, and the young Klose started his football career at SG Blaubach-Diedelkopf Club near Cayesserslautern. As a teenager trying to adapt to the new environment and language, football is the best way to integrate into a new home. Soon Miro spent most of his free time on games.

For a long time, Klose was buried in amateur leagues, and no one noticed his talent. The 22-year-old Klose, after playing for Hamburg in the third match, moved to Lauten amateur team in Cayeses. In 2000/ 1 season, otto rehhagel (currently the head coach of the Greek national team) made his professional league debut for the hungry striker. Klose made his debut against Frankfurt and scored his first professional league goal against his former employer Werder Bremen in June 2000.

He was good at boosting morale, modest and lovely, and soon became the idol of fans. Once he stood in the stands of Kayserslautern team and cheered for the team. Soon, most fans put on jerseys with his name on them. His signature somersault after the goal earned him the nickname "salto Klose". In the summer of 2007, he transferred to Bayern Munich for 6.5438+0.2 million euros.