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Wendt, Benjamin („Benny“)
*1950, Sweden, center forward
19 Caps (1 goal): 1975-1978
World Cup finals 1978
152 Bundesliga appearances (55 goals)
1968-1975 IFK Norrköping
1975-1976 Cologne
1976-1977 Tennis Borussia Berlin
1977-1981 Kaiserslautern
1981-1983 Standard Liege
1983-1984 Seiko Hong Kong
1984-1985 SC Freiburg (II. Division)




Wery, Henk
*1943, Holland, outside right
12 Caps (3 goals): 1967-1973
European Champions Cup 1970
Intercontinental Cup 1970
UEFA Cup 1974
367 league appearances (114 goals)
1963-1964 DWS Amsterdam
1964-1967 DOS Utrecht
1967-1974 Feijenoord Rotterdam
1974-1976 FC Utrecht




Whelan, Ronnie
*1961, Ireland, midfielder
53 Caps (3 goals): 1981-1995
World Cup finals 1990, 1994
European Champions Cup 1981, 1984
363 league appearances (45 goals)
1978-1979 Home Farm (II. Division)
1979-1994 Liverpool FC


White, John
*1937, Scotland, inside forward
European Cup II 1963
183 league appearances for Spurs (40 goals)
1959-1964 Tottenham Hotspurs

 

Whiteside, Norman
*1965, Northern Ireland, forward and midfielder
38 Caps (9 goals): 1982-1990
World Cup finals 1982, 1986
235 league appearances (56 goals)
1981-1989 Manchester United
1989-1991 Everton FC




Wildschut, Piet
*1957, Holland, left back
11 Caps (1 goal): 1978-1982
World Cup finals 1978
Twente Enschede
PSV Eindhoven




Wilkes, Faas
*1923, Holland, forward
38 Caps (35 goals): 1946-1961
1940-1949 Xerxes
1949-1953 Internazionale
1953-1954 Torino
1954-1956 FC Valencia
1956-1958 VV Venlo
1958-1959 UD Levante (II. Division)
1959-1962 Fortuna ‘54
1962-1964 Xerxes (II. Division)

 

Wilkins, Colin Raymond (“Ray”)
*1956, England, midfielder
84 Caps (3 goals): 1976-1986
World Cup finals 1982, 1986
583 league appearances (27 goals)
1973-1975 Chelsea FC
1975-1977 Chelsea FC (II. Division)
1977-1979 Chelsea FC
1979-1984 Manchester United
1984-1987 AC Milan
1987-1988 Paris St. Germain
1987-1990 Glasgow Rangers
1990-1994 Queens Park Rangers
1994-1995 Crystal Palace
1994-1996 Queens Park Rangers
1996-1997 Queens Park Rangers (II. Division)




Willimowski, Ernst („Ezi“)
*1916, +1997, Poland/Germany, center forward
World Cup finals 1938
22 Caps (21 goals): 1934-1939 (for Poland)
8 Caps (13 goals): 1941-1942 (for Germany)
1934-1940 Ruch Chorzow
1939-1942 PSV Chemnitz
1942-1948 TSV 1860 Munich


Wilmots, Marc (“Kampfschwein”)
*1969, Belgium, forward and midfielder
70 Caps (28 goals): 1990-2002
World Cup finals 1990, 1994, 1998, 2002
UEFA Cup 1997
411 league appearances (133 goals)
1987-1988 St. Truiden
1988-1991 KV Mechelen
1991-1996 Standard Liege
1996-2000 Schalke 04
2000-2001 Galatasaray
2001-2002 Schalke 04




Wilson, Ramon (“Ray”)
*1934, England, left back
63 Caps (0 goals): 1960-1968
World Cup finals 1962, 1966
World Champion 1966
1955-1964 Huddersfield
1964-1969 Everton FC
1969-1971 Oldham Athletic


Wilson, Robert Primrose (“Bob”)
*1941, Scotland (England), goalkeeper
2 Caps: 1972
Fairs Cup 1970
234 league appearances
1961-1963 Wolverhampton Wanderers (amateurs)
1963-1974 Arsenal FC

 

Wijnstekers, Huibertus Johannes Nicolaas (“Ben”)
*1958, Holland, right back
36 Caps (1 goal): 1979-1985
416 league appearances (14 goals)
1975-1989 Feijenoord Rotterdam
1988-1990 Racing Mechelen
1990-1991 Germinal Ekeren




Wimmer, Herbert (“Hacki”)
*1944, (West) Germany, outside right and midfielder
36 Caps (4 goals): 1968-1976
World Cup finals 1974
World Champion 1974
European Champion 1972
UEFA Cup 1975
366 Bundesliga appearances (51 goals)
1966-1978 Borussia Mönchengladbach




Winter, Aron
*1967, Holland (Suriname), midfielder
84 Caps (6 goals): 1987-2000
World Cup finals 1990, 1994, 1998
European Cup II 1987
UEFA Cup 1992, 1998
435 league appearances (65 goals)
1986-1992 Ajax Amsterdam
1992-1996 Lazio
1996-1999 Internazionale
1999-2001 Ajax Amsterdam
2001-2002 Sparta Rotterdam
2002-2003 Ajax Amsterdam


Winterburn, Nigel
*1963, England, left back
2 Caps (0 goals): 1990-1993
European Cup II 1994
522 league appearances (9 goals)
1983-1987 Wimbledon FC (III./II. Division)
1987-2000 Arsenal FC
2000-2003 West Ham United


Wise, Dennis Frank
*1966, England, midfielder
21 Caps (1 goal): 1991-2000
European Cup II 1998
448 league appearances (78 goals)
1984-1986 Wimbledon FC (II. Division)
1986-1990 Wimbledon FC
1990-2001 Chelsea FC
2001-2003 Leicester City
2002-2005 Millwall FC (II. Division)

 

Wisnieski, Maryan
*1937, France, outside right
33 Caps (12 goals): 1955-1963
World Cup finals 1958
277 league appearances for Lens (93 goals)
1953-1963 RC Lens
1963-1964 Sampdoria
1964-1966 AS St. Etienne
1966-1969 FC Sochaux
1969-1970 Grenoble


Withe, Peter
*1951, England, forward
11 Caps (1 goal): 1981-1985
European Champions Cup 1982
Top Scorer England 1981
275 league appearances (98 goals)
1970-1972 Southport (IV. Division)
1971-1972 Barrow (IV. Division)
1972-1973 Arcadia Shepherds (South Africa)
1973-1975 Wolverhampton Wanderers
1975-1977 Birmingham City
1976-1977 Nottingham Forest (II. Division)
1977-1979 Nottingham Forest
1978-1980 Newcastle United (II. Division)
1980-1985 Aston Villa
1985-1987 Sheffield United (II. Division)
1987-1990 Huddersfield (II. Division)


Witschge, Richard
*1969, Holland, midfielder and sweeper
31 Caps (1 goal): 1990-2000
Champions League 1992
European Cup II 1987
370 league appearances (27 goals)
1986-1991 Ajax Amsterdam
1991-1993 FC Barcelona
1993-1995 Girondins Bordeaux
1994-1995 Blackburn Rovers
1995-1996 Girondins Bordeaux
1996-2001 Ajax Amsterdam
2001-2002 CD Alaves
2002-2003 Ajax Amsterdam


Witschge, Rob
*1966, Holland, left wing
30 Caps (3 goals): 1989-1995
World Cup finals 1994
European Cup II 1987
324 league appearances (50 goals)
1985-1989 Ajax Amsterdam
1989-1991 AS St. Etienne
1990-1996 Feijenoord Rotterdam
1996-1998 FC Utrecht
1998-1999 Al-Ittihad


Wynalda, Eric
*1969, United States, forward
106 Caps (34 goals): 1990-2000
World Cup finals 1990, 1994, 1998
54 Bundesliga appearances (9 goals)
San Diego State University (College)
San Francisco Blackhawks
San Diego Nomades
Calabasas Shooting Stars
Saarbrücken (1992-1993)
Saarbrücken (II. Division) (1993-1994)
VfL Bochum (1994-1995)
VfL Bochum (II. Division) (1995-1996)
San José Earthquakes (1996-1998)
Miami Fusion (1999-2000)
New England Revolution (2000-2001)
Chicago Fire (2001-2002)


Wohlfahrt, Franz
*1964, Austria, goalkeeper
59 Caps: 1987-2001
World Cup finals 1998
504 league appearances
1981-1996 Austria Vienna
1996-2000 VfB Stuttgart
2000-2002 Austria Vienna
2002-2005 SC Untersiebenbrunn (II. Division)


Wohlfarth, Roland
*1963, (West) Germany, forward
2 Caps (0 goals): 1986-1989
Top Scorer Germany 1989, 1991
287 Bundesliga appearances (120 goals)
1981-1982 MSV Duisburg
1982-1984 MSV Duisburg (II. Division)
1984-1993 Bayern Munich
1993-1995 AS St. Etienne
1994-1995 VfL Bochum
1995-1996 VfL Bochum (II. Division)
1996-1998 VfL Bochum
1997-1998 VfB Leipzig (II. Division)
1998-2000 Wuppertaler SV (II. Division)


Wojcicki, Roman
*1958, Poland, midfielder, full back and sweeper
53 Caps (2 goals): 1978-1989
World Cup finals 1982, 1986
1977-1979 Odra Opole
1978-1983 Slask Wroclaw
1983-1986 Widzew Lodz
1986-1988 FC Homburg
1988-1989 FC Homburg (II. Division)
1989-1993 Hannover 96 (II. Division)


Wolter, Horst („Luffe“)
*1942, (West) Germany, goalkeeper
13 Caps: 1967-1970
World Cup finals 1970
243 Bundesliga appearances
1960-1963 SC Charlottenburg Berlin
1963-1972 Eintracht Braunschweig
1972-1977 Hertha BSC

Wolter, Thomas
*1963, (West) Germany, midfielder
1 Cap (0 goals): 1992
European Cup II 1992
312 Bundesliga appearances (12 goals)
1984-1998 Werder Bremen


Woodburn, William Alexander (“Willie”)
*1919, Scotland, center half
24 Caps (0 goals): 1947-1952
1938-1954 Glasgow Rangers

 

Woodcock, Anthony Stewart (“Tony”)
*1955, England, center forward and midfielder
42 Caps (16 goals): 1978-1986
World Cup finals 1982
European Champions Cup 1979
349 league appearances (120 goals)
1973-1976 Nottingham Forest (II. Division)
1975-1976 Lincoln City (IV. Division)
1976-1977 Nottingham Forest (II. Division)
1976-1977 Doncaster Rovers (IV Division)
1977-1980 Nottingham Forest
1979-1982 Cologne
1982-1986 Arsenal FC
1986-1988 Cologne
1988-1990 Fortuna Cologne (II. Division)


Worthington, Frank
*1948, England, forward
8 Caps (2 goals): 1974-1975
Top Scorer England 1979
466 league appearances (148 goals)
1966-1970 Huddersfield Town (II. Division)
1970-1972 Huddersfield Town
1972-1978 Leicester City
1977-1978 Bolton Wanderers (II. Division)
1978-1980 Bolton Wanderers
1979-1980 Birmingham City (II. Division)
1980-1982 Birmingham City
1981-1982 Leeds United
1982-1983 Leeds Unted (II. Division)
1982-1983 Sunderland FC
1983-1984 Southampton FC




Wouters, Jan
*1960, Holland, midfielder
70 Caps (4 goals): 1982-1994
World Cup finals 1990, 1994
European Champion 1988
European Cup II 1987
437 league appearances (54 goals)
1980-1986 FC Utrecht
1986-1992 Ajax Amsterdam
1991-1994 Bayern Munich
1993-1996 PSV Eindhoven




Wright, Ian
*1963, England, center forward
31 Caps (9 goals): 1991-1998
European Cup II 1994
Top Scorer European Cup II 1995
Top Scorer England 1992
323 league appearances (168 goals)
1985-1989 Crystal Palace (II. Division)
1989-1992 Crystal Palaca
1991-1998 Arsenal FC
1998-1999 West Ham United
1999-2000 Nottingham Forest (II. Division)
1999-2000 Glasgow Celtic
1999-2000 Burnley FC (III. Division)


Wright, Mark
*1963, England, center back
45 Caps (1 goal): 1984-1996
World Cup finals 1990
472 league appearances (19 goals)
1980-1982 Oxford United (III. Division)
1981-1987 Southampton FC
1987-1991 Derby County
1991-1998 Liverpool FC

 

Wright, William Ambrose (“Billy”)
*1924, +1994, England, wing half and center half
105 Caps (3 goals): 1946-1959
World Cup finals 1950, 1954, 1958
490 league appearances (13 goals)
1941-1959 Wolverhampton Wanderers


Wunder, Klaus
*1950, (West) Germany, midfielder and forward
1 Cap (0 goals): 1973
European Champions Cup 1975, 1976
209 Bundesliga appearances (52 goals)
1968-1971 Arminia Hannover (II. Division)
1971-1974 MSV Duisburg
1974-1976 Bayern Munich
1975-1976 Hannover 96
1976-1978 Hannover 96 (II. Division)
1978-1980 Werder Bremen


Yaremchuk, Ivan
*1962, Soviet Union, midfielder
17 Caps (2 goals): 1986-1990
World Cup finals 1986, 1990
European Cup II 1986
Top Scorer European Cup II 1986
Dynamo Kiev (1985-1990)
Tel Aviv




Yashin, Lev (“Black Spider”)
*1929, +1990, Soviet Union, goalkeeper
79 Caps: 1954-1967
World Cup finals 1958, 1962, 1966, 1970
European Champion 1960
Golden Ball Europe 1963
FIFA World XI 1963, 1968
Europe’s Best Keeper 1956, 1960, 1961, 1963, 1964, 1965, 1966, 1967
326 league appearances
1944-1947 Tushino Moscow (amateurs)
1947-1950 Dynamo Moscow II
1950-1970 Dynamo Moscow


Yazalde, Hector Casimiro (“Chirola”)
*1946, Argentina, center forward
16 Caps (3 goals): 1968-1974
World Cup finals 1974
Golden Boot 1974
Top Scorer Portugal 1974, 1975
384 league appearances (252 goals)
1965-1966 Club Pirana (III. Division)
1967-1971 Indepediente
1971-1975 Sporting Lisboa
1975-1977 Olympique Marseille
1977-1981 Newell’s Old Boys
1981-1982 Huracan


Yeboah, Anthony
*1966, Ghana, center forward
Top Scorer Ghana 1986, 1987
Top Scorer Germany 1993, 1994
270 league appearances (120 goals)
1984-1986 Kumasi Cornerstones
1986-1988 Okwaku United
1988-1990 1. FC Saarbrücken (II. Division)
1990-1995 Eintracht Frankfurt
1995-1997 Leeds United
1997-2002 Hamburg SV
2001-2002 Al Ittihad


Yechev, Dobromir
*1942, Bulgaria, half back
73 Caps (1 goal): 1961-1974
World Cup finals 1962, 1966, 1970, 1974
Spartak Sofia


Yekini, Rashidi
*1963, Nigeria, forward
58 Caps (37 goals): 1984-1998
World Cup finals 1994, 1998
1983-1984 Shooting Stars
1985-1987 Abiola Babes Mashood
1988-1990 Africa Sports
1990-1994 Vitoria Setubal
1994-1995 Olimpiakos
1995-1997 Sporting Gijon
1996-1997 Vitoria Setubal
1997-1998 FC Zürich
1998-1999 CA Bizertem
1998-1999 Al-Shabab
1999-2002 Africa Sports
2002-2003 Julius Berger
2003-2004 Al-Shabab


Yevtushenko, Vadym
*1958, USSR (Ukraine), forward and midfielder
13 Caps (1 goal): 1980-1987
World Cup finals 1982, 1986
European Cup II 1986
1980-1987 Dynamo Kiev
1988-1994 AIK Solna

 

Yorath, Terence („Terry“)
*1950, Wales, midfielder
59 Caps (2 goals): 1970-1981
Fairs Cup 1968
242 league appearances (13 goals)
1967-1977 Leeds United
1976-1979 Coventry City
1979-1980 Vancouver Whitecaps
1979-1982 Tottenham Hotspur
1982-1986 Bradford City (III./II. Division)
1986-1987 Swansea City


Young, George (“Gentle Giant”, “Big George”)
*1922, Scotland, center half
53 Caps (0 goals): 1947-1957
1941-1957 Glasgow Rangers


Yuran, Sergei
*1969, Soviet Union/Russia, forward
16 Caps (4 goals): 1990-1992 (for Soviet Union/C.I.S.)
25 Caps (5 goals): 1992-1999 (for Russia)
World Cup finals 1994
Sarya Voloshilovgrad
Dynamo Kiev
Benfica (1991-1992)
FC Porto (1993-1994)
Spartak Moscow (1994-1995)
Millwall FC (1995-1996)
Fortuna Düsseldorf (1996-1997)
VfL Bochum (1997-1998)
Sturm Graz (1999-2001)




Zaccarelli, Renato
*1951, Italy, midfielder
25 Caps (2 goals): 1975-1980
World Cup finals 1978
347 Serie A appearances (23 goals)
1967-1968 Torino
1968-1969 Catania (II. Division)
1969-1971 Torino
1971-1973 Novarra (II. Division)
1973-1974 Hellas Verona
1974-1987 Torino




Zagalo, Mario Jorge Lobo
*1931, Brazil, outside left
33 Caps (5 goals): 1958-1964
World Cup finals 1958, 1962
World Champion 1958, 1962
1948-1949 America
1950-1958 Flamengo
1958-1965 Botafogo

 

Zakarias, Jozsef
*1924, +1971, Hungary, left half back
34 Caps (0 goals): 1947-1954
World Cup finals 1954
MATEOSZ
MTK Budapest




Zambata, Slaven
*?, Yugoslavia (Croatia), inside and center forward
31 Caps (19 goals): 1962-1968
Fairs Cup 1967
Dinamo Zagreb




Zamora, Ricardo (“El Divino”)
*1901, +1978, Spain, goalkeeper,
46 Caps: 1920-1936
World Cup finals 1934
108 league appearances (no national league 1920-1928)
1919-1922 FC Barcelona
1922-1930 Espanol Barcelona
1930-1936 Real Madrid
1937-1938 OGC Nice


Zamorano, Ivan Luis Zamora (“Ivan el Terrible”)
*1968, Chile, center forward
69 Caps (34 goals): 1987-2001
World Cup finals 1998
UEFA Cup 1998
Top Scorer Switzerland 1990
Top Scorer Spain 1995
FIFA World XI 1991
546 league appearances (205 goals)
1986-1988 CD Cobresal
1988-1991 FC St. Gallen
1990-1992 FC Sevilla
1992-1996 Real Madrid
1996-2001 Internazionale
2000-2002 FC America Mexico
2002-2003 Colo Colo


Zarra, Telmo Zarraonandia Montoya
*1921, Spain, center forward
20 Caps (20 goals): 1945-1951
World Cup finals 1950
Top Scorer Spain 1945, 1946, 1947, 1950, 1951, 1953
276 league appearances (259 goals)
1939-1940 Athletic Bilbao (II. Division)
1940-1955 Atheltic Bilbao
1955-1956 Baracaldo Altos Hornos (II. Division)
1956-1957 Deportiva Indauchu Bilbao (II. Division)

 

Zarraga, José Maria Martin
*1930, Spain, left half back
8 Caps (0 goals): 1955-1958
European Champions Cup 1956, 1957, 1958, 1959, 1960
Intercontinental Cup 1960
218 league appearances for Real
1949-1962 Real Madrid


Zavarov, Aleksandr
*1961, Soviet Union (Ukraine), forward and midfielder
41 Caps (6 goals): 1985-1990
World Cup finals 1986, 1990
European Cup II 1986
1979-1980 Sarya Voroshilovgrad
1980-1982 SKA Rostov
1983-1988 Dynamo Kiev
1988-1990 Juventus
1990-1994 AS Nancy


Zdravkov, Radoslav
*1956, Bulgaria, midfielder and defender
71 Caps (6 goals): 1974-1986
World Cup finals 1986
Zredez Sofia


Zebec, Branko
*1929, +1988, Yugoslavia, outside left and center forward
65 Caps (17 goals): 1951-1961
World Cup finals 1954, 1958
347 league appearances for Partizan and Red Star (122 goals)
1945-1953 Milicionar & Metalas Zagreb
1953-1959 Partizan Belgrade
1959-1961 Red Star Belgrade
1961-1964 Alemannia Aachen (II. Division)


Zeman, Walter (“Katze”)
*1927, +1991, Austria, goalkeeper
41 Caps: 1945-1960
World Cup finals 1954
1945-1960 Rapid Vienna
1960-1961 Salzburg AK




Ze Maria, José Rodrigues Alves
*1949, Brazil, right back
47 Caps (0 goals): 1968-1978
World Cup finals 1970, 1974
World Champion 1970
1967-1970 Portuguesa
1970-1983 Corinthians


Zenga, Walter
*1960, Italy, goalkeeper
58 Caps: 1986-1992
World Cup finals 1986, 1990
UEFA Cup 1991, 1994
Europe’s Best Keeper 1990
417 league appearances
1978-1979 Salernitana Salerno (III. Division)
1979-1980 FBC Savona (III. Division)
1980-1982 SC San Benedetto (II. Division)
1982-1994 Internazionale
1994-1996 Sampdoria
1996-1997 Padova Calcio (II. Division)
1997-1999 New England Revolution




Zico, Arthur Antunes Coimbra (“el Pelé bianco”)
*1953, Brazil, midfielder
73 Caps (52 goals): 1976-1986
World Cup finals 1978, 1982, 1986
Copa Libertadores 1981
Intercontinental Cup 1981
Golden Ball South America 1977, 1981, 1982
Top Scorer Copa Libertadores 1981
Top Scorer Brazil 1980, 1982
FIFA World XI 1979
596 league appearances (406 goals)
1971-1983 Flamengo
1983-1985 Udinese Calcio
1985-1989 Flamengo
1990-1991 no club
1991-1992 Sumitomo Kinozuko (II. Division)
1992-1994 Kashima Antlers


Ziege, Christian
*1972, Germany, left back and midfielder
72 Caps (9 goals): 1993-2004
World Cup finals 1998, 2002
European Champion 1996
UEFA Cup 1996, 2001
329 league appearances (56 goals)
1990-1997 Bayern Munich
1997-1999 AC Milan
1999-2000 Middlesbrough FC
2000-2001 Liverpool FC
2001-2004 Tottenham Hotspur
2004-2005 Borussia Mönchengladbach

 

Zimmermann, Herbert
*1954, (West) Germany, full back and midfielder
14 Caps (2 goals): 1976-1979
World Cup finals 1978
European Champions Cup 1974
204 Bundesliga appearances (22 goals)
1972-1974 Bayern Munich
1974-1984 Cologne


Zischek, Karl
*1910, +?, Austria, outside right
40 Caps (24 goals): 1931-1945
World Cup finals 1934
1926-1946 Wacker Vienna




Zito, José Ely de Miranda
*1932, Brazil, half back
46 Caps (3 goals): 1955-1963
World Cup finals 1958, 1962
World Champion 1958, 1962
Copa Libertadores 1962, 1963
Intercontinental Cup 1962, 1963
1948-1951 Tautabé
1952-1967 Santos FC




Zizinho, Tomas Soares da Silva
*1921, +2002, Brazil, inside right
World Cup finals 1950
Copa America 1949
Top Scorer Brazil (Rio) 1952
1939-1950 Flamengo
1951-1956 Bangu
1956-1957 FC Sao Paulo
1960-1962 Audax Italiano (Chile)


Zmuda, Wladyslaw
*1954, Poland, center back
92 Caps (2 goals): 1973-1986
World Cup finals 1974, 1978, 1982, 1986
1971-1973 Motor Lublin
1973-1975 Gwardia Warsaw
1975-1979 Slask Wroclaw
1979-1982 Widzew Lodz
1982-1984 Hellas Verona
1984-1985 New York Cosmos
1985-1988 US Cremonese

 

Zoff, Dino (“Dino Nazionale”)
*1942, Italy, goalkeeper
112 Caps: 1968-1983
World Cup finals 1970, 1974, 1978, 1982
World Champion 1982
European Champion 1968
UEFA Cup 1977
Europe’s Best Keeper 1973, 1980, 1981
570 Serie A appearances
1961-1962 Udinese Calcio
1962-1963 Udinese Calcio (II. Division)
1963-1965 AC Mantova
1965-1966 AC Mantova (II. Division)
1966-1967 AC Mantova
1967-1972 SSC Napoli
1972-1983 Juventus


Zola, Gianfranco
*1966, Italy, forward and midfielder
35 Caps (9 goals): 1991-1997
World Cup finals 1994
European Cup II 1998
UEFA Cup 1995
406 league appearances (143 goals)
1984-1986 Nuorese (III. Division)
1986-1989 Torres (III. Division)
1989-1993 SSC Napoli
1993-1997 AC Parma
1996-2003 Chelsea FC
2003-2004 US Cagliari (II. Division)
2004-2005 US Cagliari


Zorc, Michael (“Susi”)
*1962, (West) Germany, midfielder and center back
7 Caps (0 goals): 1992-1993
Champions League 1997
Intercontinental Cup 1997
463 Bundesliga games (131 goals)
1981-1998 Borussia Dortmund




Zozimo, Alves Calazaes
*1932, +1977, Brazil, center back
35 Caps (1 goal): 1955-1962
World Cup finals 1958, 1962
World Champion 1958, 1962
1951-1965 Bangu
1964-1965 Flamengo
1965-1966 Portuguesa
1966-1967 Esportivo de Guarantingueta
1966-1967 Sporting Cristal


Zsengeller, Gyula (“Abel”)
*1915, Hungary, inside forward
39 Caps (32 goals): 1936-1947
World Cup finals 1938
Top Scorer Hungary 1938, 1939, 1943, 1944, 1945
394 league appearances (416 goals)
1935-1936 Banyasz TC
1936-1947 Ujpest Dozsa
1947-1949 Roma
1949-1950 Antonitana Ancona (III. Division)
1950-1951 no club
1951-1952 Deportivo San Marta


Zubizarreta, Andoni Urrureta (“Zubi”)
*1961, Spain, goalkeeper
126 Caps: 1985-1998
World Cup finals 1986, 1990, 1994, 1998
Champions League 1992
European Cup II 1989
588 league appearances
1981-1982 Athletic Bilbao (II. Division)
1982-1986 Athletic Bilbao
1986-1994 FC Barcelona
1994-1998 FC Valencia

 

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Hi thread viewers!


I have a little question: do you see a large legal text instead of the picture of Rüdiger Abramczik here?

Please check it:

I would be interested if some of you could tell me what they see in this post.

Thanks!

 

Thanks Leto! Some people still see the old pics, others see the legal language.

I wish I could edit it all. I put a lot of work into the creation of this thread, it is frustrating to see it plastered with these legal texts instead of the pics without being able to do something about it.

 

Strangely, I don't! Must have something to do with caches and all but I can't figure it out.

Anyway, the great news is that Beautiful Game mod Prenn has edited the whole friggin thread already!!!

All offending legal jargons were deleted!

Prenn = Legend.