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Klaus
Aloffs of West Germany scored the most number of goals in Euro Cup 1980 held in
Italy, he tops the list by scoring 3 goals individually. 1980 Euro Cup final
was played between West Germany & Belgium, West Germany won the final in a
2-1 margin & crowned the Euro Champion 1980. Hrusbech scored the first goal
for West Germany in the 10th minute of the game, Vandereycken equalized for Belgium
from a penalty in the 75th minute of the match, Hrusbech
scored the decider once again in the 88th minute & put West
Germany in 2-1 margin.
Horst
Hrubesch, a late pre-tournament replacement, scored his first goals in
international football to earn his country their second European crown. West Germany re-established
themselves as Europe's pre-eminent international force as goals by Horst
Hrubesch.
Klaus
Allofs was Born in Dusseldorf on 5th December 1956, one of Europe's
top strikers throughout the 1980s, winning major trophies at four different
clubs as well as enjoying success with the West German national team. He has
since gone on to success in a coaching and managerial career in Germany.
In
his ten years international career(1978-1988) Klaus Allofs scored 17 goals in 56 appearances. In his club
football career he scored 221 goals in 512 matches. He started his career in
Fortuna Dusseldorf, played for seven years(1975-1981), scored 71 goals in 169
matches. He moved to FC Kolhn for a period of seven years(1981-1987), scored 88
goals in 177 appearances. Then he moved to French club Marseille for 1987 to
1989, scored 20 goals in 53 matches. Then he moved to Bordeaux for 1989 to
1990, scored 14 goals in 37 matches. Finally at the end of his career he moved
to Werder Bremen, spent three seasons(1990-1993) in there, scored 18 goals in
78 matches.
He amassed Bundesliga totals of 424
games and 177 goals over the course of 15 seasons (being crowned the
competition's top scorer on two occasions), mainly in representation of Fortuna
Düsseldorf and Koln.
Allofs retired in June 1993 at nearly 37,
after three seasons with SV Werder Bremen.After
retiring from playing, he returned to briefly coach Fortuna Dusseldorf in 1998,
and after a year with the now regional league club Allofs moved back to Werder
Bremen to become director of sport. Alongside coach Thomas Schaaf he helped to
build a team that won the League and Cup double in Germany in 2004 and the
League Cup two years later.
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