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Modest captain of Germany's 1954 World Cup winning squad
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Walter
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Scorer of the decisive goal against Hungary in the 1954 World Cup final
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Rahn
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Cologne midfielder with 1954 World Cup merits, later captain of the National team
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Schaefer
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Legendary goalkeeper, played with a broken neck in the 1956 FA Cup final
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Trautmann
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Striker from Hamburg, participated in four World Cups, captain in the 1966 World Cup final
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Seeler
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"The Kaiser", Germany's greatest soccer star of all time
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Beckenbauer
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Long-haired and tall 1970ies midfield legend from Mönchengladbach
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Netzer
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European Champion in 1972, later Champions League wins as coach with Real and Bayern
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Heynckes
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Plucky defender from Mönchengladbach, World Cup captain in 1978
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Vogts
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Germany's No 1 goalkeeper of the 1970ies
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Maier
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Only German with goals in two World Cup finals
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Breitner
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Germany's greatest striker of all time, decisive goal in the 1974 World Cup final
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Mueller
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Superstar foward of the 1980ies, famous for his sexy knees
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Rummenigge
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Goalkeeper, responsible for a brutal foul against France's Patrick Battiston in 1982
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Schumacher
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Striker, famous bicycle kick goal in extra time against France in 1982
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Fischer
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Midfielder who played for Barca, Real and Atletico Madrid
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Schuster
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Mustached forward, scored in the 1986 World cup final, dived in the 1990 final
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Voeller
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Only German to appear in five World Cups, defender and midfielder
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Matthaeus
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Dubbed "The Diver" in England, played for Inter, Monaco and Tottenham
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Klinsmann
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Scored the decisive penalty kick in the 1990 World Cup final against Argentina
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Brehme
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First former East German to play for the unified German national team in 1990, redheaded
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Sammer
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Tough defender of the 1990ies playing for Bayern, Juventus and Dortmund
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Kohler
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Scorer of the first "Golden Goal" in 1996, current technical director of the national team
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Bierhoff
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Grim goalkeeper, FC Bayern legend, crucial mistake in the 2002 World Cup final
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Kahn
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Star midfielder signed by Chelsea, captain of the 2006 World Cup squad
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Ballack
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Only player to score 16 times in World Cup tournaments
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Klose
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Striker from Cologne with Polish roots, played in England, Italy, Turkey and Japan
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Podolski
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Blond midfielder from Bayern Munich ending his career in Chicago
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Schweinsteiger
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Dynamic defender and captain of the 2014 World Cup winning squad
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Lahm
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Bayern Munich striker scoring ten goals for Germany in his first two World Cups
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Mueller
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Keeper who led Germany to its fourth World Cup victory in 2014
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Neuer
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Midfielder, only German with four UEFA Champions League titles
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Kroos
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