2002 FIFA World Cup Final - Miroslav Klose
Miroslav Klose led Germany’s attack after a prolific tournament, but Brazil’s defence prevented him from scoring in the final.
Follow Miroslav Klose through 9 dated historical records for Germany.
A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.
Miroslav Klose led Germany’s attack after a prolific tournament, but Brazil’s defence prevented him from scoring in the final.
Finishes as the leading goalscorer in the FIFA World Cup with 5 goals for Germany. The campaign is particularly remembered for leading the goalscoring chart as Germany finished third.
Scores five goals for Germany at the 2006 World Cup and wins the tournament's leading-scorer award.
Miroslav Klose joins Lazio on a free transfer after leaving Bayern Munich, beginning a prolific late-career period in Italy.
Miroslav Klose brings experience and composed finishing to Lazio, helping the team compete for European qualification during his first full Serie A season.
Miroslav Klose leads Lazio's attacking line in the Italian Cup final against Roma, using his positioning to stretch the opposition defence.
Miroslav Klose scored five times as Lazio defeated Bologna six nil, achieving a rare individual feat in Serie A.
Scores his sixteenth World Cup goal to become the competition's all-time leading scorer at the time.
Miroslav Klose strengthens his place among Lazio's major modern goalscorers through calm finishing and dependable movement in the box.
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