Double year honored
Other prominent former professionals have now officially made it into the German Football Hall of Fame. Philipp Lahm, Jürgen Kohler, Bernd Schuster, Karl-Heinz Rummenigge and Miroslav Klose personally accepted their award in Dortmund at the German Football Museum on Tuesday. Horst Eckel, Joachim Streich and coaching legend Udo Lattek were posthumously honored for their achievements. The honor will be shown on television on Saturday following the international match between Germany and Turkey.
Walter to Lahm: Players in the German Football Hall of Fame
Fritz Walter – in the Hall of Fame since 2018
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active from 1937–1959 | 61 international matches | Most games for: 1. FC Kaiserslautern
Helmut Rahn – in the Hall of Fame since 2018
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active from 1946–1965 | 40 international matches | Most games for: Rot-Weiss Essen
Uwe Seeler – in the Hall of Fame since 2018
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active from 1953–1972 | 72 international matches | Most games for: Hamburger SV
Sepp Maier – in the Hall of Fame since 2018
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active from 1962–1980 | 95 international matches | Most games for: FC Bayern
Günter Netzer – in the Hall of Fame since 2018
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active from 1963–1977 | 37 international matches | Most games for: Borussia Mönchengladbach
Gerd Müller – in the Hall of Fame since 2018
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active from 1963–1982 | 62 international matches | Most games for: FC Bayern
Franz Beckenbauer – in the Hall of Fame since 2018
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active from 1964–1983 | 103 international matches | Most games for: FC Bayern
Paul Breitner – in the Hall of Fame since 2018
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active from 1970–1983 | 48 international matches | Most games for: FC Bayern
Lothar Matthäus – in the Hall of Fame since 2018
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active from 1978–2000 | 150 international matches | Most games for: FC Bayern
Andreas Brehme – in the Hall of Fame since 2018
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active from 1979–1998 | 86 international matches | Most games for: 1. FC Kaiserslautern
Matthias Sammer – in the Hall of Fame since 2018
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active from 1985–1998 | 74 international matches | Most games for: Borussia Dortmund
Wolfgang Overath – in the Hall of Fame since 2019
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active from 1962–1977 | 81 international matches | Most games for: 1. FC Köln
Hans-Jürgen Dörner – in the Hall of Fame since 2019
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active from 1968–1986 | 100 international matches | Most games for: Dynamo Dresden
Jürgen Klinsmann – in the Hall of Fame since 2019
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active from 1982–1998 | 108 international matches | Most games for: VfB Stuttgart
Oliver Kahn – in the Hall of Fame since 2019
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active from 1987–2008 | 86 international matches | Most games for: FC Bayern
Berti Vogts – in the Hall of Fame since 2020
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active from 1965–1979 | 96 international matches | Most games for: Borussia Mönchengladbach
Klaus Fischer – in the Hall of Fame since 2020
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active from 1968–1988 | 45 international matches | Most games for: FC Schalke 04
Rudi Völler – in the Hall of Fame since 2020
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active from 1976–1996 | 90 international matches | Most games for: AS Roma
Andreas Möller – in the Hall of Fame since 2020
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active from 1985–2004 | 85 international matches | Most games for: Borussia Dortmund
Michael Ballack – in the Hall of Fame since 2020
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active from 1995–2012 | 98 international matches | Most games for: Bayer Leverkusen
Horst Eckel – in the Hall of Fame since 2021
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active from 1950–1965 | 32 international matches | Most games for: 1. FC Kaiserslautern
Joachim Streich – in the Hall of Fame since 2021
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active from 1969–1985 | 98 international matches | Most games for: 1. FC Magdeburg
Jürgen Kohler – in the Hall of Fame since 2021
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active from 1983–2002 | 105 international matches | Most games for: Borussia Dortmund
Miroslav Klose – in the Hall of Fame since 2021
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active from 1997–2016 | 137 international matches | Most games for: Lazio Rome
Karl-Heinz Rummenigge – in the Hall of Fame since 2022
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active from 1974–1990 | 95 international matches | Most games for: FC Bayern
Bernd Schuster – in the Hall of Fame since 2022
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active from 1978–1997 | 21 international matches | Most games for: FC Barcelona
Philipp Lahm – in the Hall of Fame since 2022
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active from 2001-2017 | 113 international matches | Most games for: FC Bayern
Lahm, Schuster and Rummenigge were chosen for the 2022 vintage. Kohler, Eckel, Streich, Klose and Lattek had already been elected in the 2021 class. Due to the corona pandemic, a double award took place.
This means that 47 football greats – 27 men and 20 women – belong to the Hall of Fame, which started in 2018 with the founding eleven. The five former footballers Christa Kleinhans, Bärbel Wohlleben, Anne Trabant Haarbach, Ariane Hingst and Nadine Angerer included in the selection.
Müller just behind top 3: record national player in the DFB team
24 Bernd Schneider – 81 international matches
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As of November 16, 2023
24 Karlheinz Förster – 81 international matches
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24 Wolfgang Overath – 81 international matches
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23 Arne Friedrich – 82 international matches
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22 Andreas Möller – 85 international matches
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20 Oliver Kahn – 86 international matches
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20 Andreas Brehme – 86 international matches
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19 Rudi Völler – 90 international matches
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18 Mesut Özil – 92 international matches
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16 Sepp Maier – 95 international matches
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16 Karl-Heinz Rummenigge – 95 international matches
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15 Berti Vogts – 96 international matches
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14 Michael Ballack – 98 international matches
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13 Thomas Häßler – 101 international matches
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12 Franz Beckenbauer – 103 international matches
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11 Per Mertesacker – 104 international matches
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10 Jürgen Kohler – 105 international matches
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9 Toni Kroos – 106 international matches
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8 Jürgen Klinsmann – 108 international matches
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7 Philipp Lahm – 113 international matches
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6 Manuel Neuer – 117 international matches
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5 Bastian Schweinsteiger – 121 international matches
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4 Thomas Müller – 124 international matches
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3 Lukas Podolski – 130 caps
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2 Miroslav Klose – 137 caps
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1 Lothar Matthäus – 150 international matches
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