Waller

Rudi Vller

Rudolf V ü ller was born in Hanau, Germany on April 3, 1960. He was a former German professional football player, coach and center in the era of players. He was the sports director of the German football club Leverkusen.

Waller was born in Germany Offenbach football club youth training camp. In 1976, Waller was promoted to the first team of Offenbach football players and began his career. Then he played for Munich 1860 football club, Werder Bremen football club, Rome football club, Marseille football club and Leverkusen football club. Waller won the top scorer of the Bundesliga with 23 goals in 1982-83 and was named German Footballer of the year in 1983. He helped Marseille win the Champions League in 1992-93. In 1996, Waller officially retired.

From 1982 to 1994, Waller played 90 times on behalf of the National Men's football team of the Federal Republic of Germany (1982-1990) and the National Men's football team of the Federal Republic of Germany (1990-1994), scored 47 goals, participated in four world cups in 1986, 1990 and 1994 and three European Championships in 1984, 1988 and 1992, and helped the national team of the Federal Republic of Germany win the 1990 World Cup.

In 2000, Waller became head coach of the German national team. In 2002, Waller led the German national team to win the world cup runner up. In August 2004, Waller was the coach of Rome for a short time.

Take part in the competition

Sports career

Rudi V ü ller:

He is a real front door killer, in the 1986 World Cup, he helped the Federal Republic of Germany to reach the final with outstanding performance.

Although his height (1.77m) is not outstanding, but he is strong, good control of the ball, the ability to grasp the opportunity in front of the goal. In the finals of the World Cup against Argentina, he once scored a goal for the team to tie the score with a header, helping the team to pull the score to 2-2 when they were 2-0 behind.

In his career, he participated in 84 matches on behalf of the national team, scored 43 goals, helped the team to reach the World Cup finals for two consecutive times, and won the championship in 1990. In addition, he also entered the semi-final of the 1988 European Championship and the final of the 1992 European Championship with the Federal Republic of Germany.

In the 1990 World Cup, he had a conflict with Frank Rijkaard of Holland, which led to their expulsion. In the process of leaving the field, he was covered by Rijkaard and spat. This scene also became a famous black scene of the world cup. Then, in the final of the world cup, he won an undisputed penalty for his team. It was Andreas Bremer's penalty that made the Federal Republic of Germany beat defending champion Argentina 1-0 to avenge the defeat in the 1986 World Cup final and win the world championship for the third time.

After retirement, he served as the head coach of the German national team, leading the team to participate in the 2002 World Cup and the 2004 European Championship.

Waller, an outstanding German striker in the 1980s, has participated in the World Cup finals three times as a player and coach. In 1990, he was an important hero for West Germany to win the world cup.

Typical forbidden zone killer

Rudi Voller was born on April 13, 1960. He is 1.77 meters tall and is a forward. In 1968, 8-year-old Waller began to learn to play football in Hanau team. In 1975, he made his debut in Offenbach kickers team. In 1980, Munich 1860 team met him. Waller began his journey to the Bundesliga and later played for Bremen.

In 1987, Waller joined Roma in Serie A, where he played until 1992. He scored 45 goals in 142 matches and won the Italian Cup in the 90-91 season. Later, he returned to Germany after playing for Marseille in France for two years and ended his career in Leverkusen in 1996.

Waller's career, has been maintaining a good goal rate. He scored 132 goals in 232 matches in Bundesliga, 45 goals in 142 matches in Serie A and 24 goals in 58 matches in French A. he is a typical killer in the penalty area. Although he seldom scores wonderful world wave, he can seize the opportunity by comprehensive shooting.

Top of the world

The world cup is Waller's highest stage, he participated three times (1986, 90, 94), won a champion and a runner up. Warsaw, 1986

Bayer went to Mexico with West Germany, but Beckenbauer only listed him as the substitute of ALFS. After entering the last four, Waller contributed two goals as a substitute. First, he knocked out France 2-0 in the semi-final. He scored the second goal before the final. In the final, his header once helped West Germany to draw 2-3. In 1990, Waller reached the peak of his career. Strong West Germany team all the way forward, he and Klinsmann formed a sharp attack. In the match with Holland, Waller clashed with Rijkaard and both were sent off. Some people said that this kind of "offset" was actually good for West Germany. Waller sacrificed the attack and defense hub of the other side's midfield.

For England in the semi-final, Waller came back after his suspension expired, but his real contribution was in the revenge final with Argentina. Five minutes before the final, Waller broke into the restricted area and fell to the ground in the fight with the Argentine defender. Mexico's chief referee gave a penalty. Bremer won the Hercules cup in one move. In that competition, Waller scored three goals, tied with Klinsmann and Bremer for the second place in the team's scorer list (matteus scored four goals first).

In 1994, Germany, which was short of strikers, still called veteran Waller into the team. In the 3-2 elimination of Belgium, he scored two crucial goals. In the quarter final, West Germany lost to Bulgaria. Waller left a regret. He once received a column rebound from his teammates, but was judged offside first. With the elimination of the German team, Waller also withdrew from the national team after the competition, and his 12 year international career has come to the end.

In 2002, as the coach of the German team, Waller led the team to the final. Although he lost to the Brazil team with "three R", Waller also left the memory of participating in the World Cup final three times as a player and coach. After that game, Waller left the national team and later coached Roma in Serie A for a short time.

Play for the club

Offenbach kicker (1975-80), Munich 1860 (1980-82), Bremen (1982-87), Rome (1987-92), Marseille (1992-94), Leverkusen (1994-96)

Career data

Technical features

Goal: 9

Waller as a high-yield shooter, right and left foot ability balance, grab point consciousness is excellent.

Pass: 8

With the growth of age, Waller is developing from a simple shooter to an attacker with good passing and shooting.

dribble

：8

Waller's dribbling does not win with fancy movements, but the effect is very obvious. He can often rely on his special running posture to win the chance when he is caught by the opposing guard.

speed

：7

Speed is not Waller's specialty.

Header

：9

Heading is the most familiar magic weapon for Waller.

Award winning record

The first time French Champion (1993), the first time Italian Cup champion (1991), the first time European Cup champion (1993), the first time world cup champion (1990) national team: on November 17, 1982, the European Cup qualifier lost 0-1 to Northern Ireland; on July 10, 1994, the World Cup quarter final lost 1-2 to Bulgaria. A total of 90 games, 47 goals. In 2020, he will be selected into the German Football Hall of fame.

Coaching style

Klinsmann

Contrary to Waller's character, the two young commanders are rigorous and easy to achieve good results

In 2006, the German team took the lead in the World Cup group, and the German media also had the leisure to pay attention to the similarities and differences of the coach of the German team in the past two world cups.

In the last World Cup, Waller brought the worst German team into the final of the world cup, and Klinsmann showed his calm and methodical manner in the first two games. But compared with the rigorous German, they prefer the current head coach Klinsmann, and Waller is more suitable to be a guest on TV.

In Klinsmann's plan, the work arrangement can be divided into four categories: the important and urgent ones should be solved immediately; the important but not urgent ones should be solved according to the scheduled schedule and done by themselves; the urgent but not important ones can be done by their subordinates or others; the unimportant and not urgent ones can only stay on paper.

Klinsmann asked that the players' wives and children should not be disturbed during the game, and that they should not enter the camp unless they are on holiday. Even the signature and group photo requests of the police performing security tasks were rejected, but Klinsmann promised that they would be satisfied after the world cup and before leaving the camp in Berlin.

However, there is no strict schedule when Waller is in charge. During the European Championship, the players' wives, children and even relatives can go in and out of the hotel at will, and the players are staying in the hotel

Chinese PinYin : Wo Le Er