Rudi Völler
Rudi Völler is a former German footballer and current sports director of the German national team. A prolific forward during his playing career, he was part of the West Germany team that won the 1990 FIFA World Cup. Völler has since had a successful career in football management, including steering Germany through various international tournaments and contributing to the development of the national team.
Born on Apr 13, 1960 (65 years old)
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Slovenia:
Rudi Völler is a legendary figure who has elevated both the German and English teams in the context of the European Under-21 Championship final.
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Switzerland:
Rudi Völler is recognized for his contributions to German football both in Germany and abroad.
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Germany:
Rudi Völler is noted for being the only player to have been awarded the best player of the tournament in U21-EM history prior to Woltemade.
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Germany:
Rudi Völler was present at the match and supported the team.
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Germany:
Rudi Völler defended Julian Nagelsmann in an interview before the match.
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Germany:
Rudi Völler was present to witness the match as the DFB sports director.
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Germany:
Rudi Völler was present to witness the match as the DFB sports director.
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Slovakia:
Rudi Völler is celebrated as a national hero in Germany for his contributions to football, including leading the team to victory in the 1990 World Cup.
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United Arab Emirates:
Rudi Völler, the sporting director of the German national football team, supported Julian Nagelsmann following criticism after a loss to Portugal.
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Germany:
Rudi Völler predicts a bright future for Nick Woltemade.
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