Alemania - Football European Championships - Oliver Bierhoff - Framed, Photograph





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Framed, personally hand-signed photograph of German football legend Oliver Bierhoff, size 20x30 cm, from the European Championship, in perfect condition.
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Photograph signed by the legend of German football, Oliver Bierhoff. Autograph obtained in person. You can see the photograph of the exact moment of the autograph. The photograph size is 20x30 cm.
Oliver Bierhoff is a former German footballer and former executive who played as a center forward. From 2004 to 2022 he was the general manager of the German national team. Renowned for his great heading ability, considered one of the best in that aspect, he is also one of the most important strikers who have played for the German national team, being the tenth top scorer, and scoring the first "golden goal" that decided a championship in the history of international football in the final of Euro 1996 held in England, against the Czech Republic.
Honours:
National trophies:
Serie A — AC Milan, Italy, 1998/99
International trophies:
European Championship — Germany national team, England, 1996
Individual honors:
Capocannoniere 1997-1998
German Footballer of the Year 1998
The item will be shipped via certified mail with a tracking number. Adequate protection will be used to ensure the lot is not damaged.
Photograph signed by the legend of German football, Oliver Bierhoff. Autograph obtained in person. You can see the photograph of the exact moment of the autograph. The photograph size is 20x30 cm.
Oliver Bierhoff is a former German footballer and former executive who played as a center forward. From 2004 to 2022 he was the general manager of the German national team. Renowned for his great heading ability, considered one of the best in that aspect, he is also one of the most important strikers who have played for the German national team, being the tenth top scorer, and scoring the first "golden goal" that decided a championship in the history of international football in the final of Euro 1996 held in England, against the Czech Republic.
Honours:
National trophies:
Serie A — AC Milan, Italy, 1998/99
International trophies:
European Championship — Germany national team, England, 1996
Individual honors:
Capocannoniere 1997-1998
German Footballer of the Year 1998

