Jürgen Klinsmann Wiki Biography

Jürgen Klinsmann was born on 30th July 1964, in Göppingen, Germany and is a former soccer player, and now coach. This prolific striker was one of the best in the history of German football. During his 20 years of professional soccer, he won the greatest trophies in football competitions, including the World Cup and the European Football Championship. Klinsmann played football professionally from 1981 to 2003, and since the end of his playing career, he has been working as a coach since 2004.

How much is the net worth of Jurgen Klinsmann? It has been estimated by authoritative sources that the overall size of his wealth is equal to $16 million, as of the data presented in early 2017, with football the major source of Jurgen’s fortune. Reportedly, his current annual salary is $2.5 million.

Jurgen Klinsmann Net Worth $16 Million

To begin with, Jürgen Klinsmann began playing football at the age of eight, and moved through many positions, including goalkeeper. The young boy was particularly talented, and made his professional debut in the Stuttgarter Kickers jersey in 1981 in the German second division, aged only 17 years of age. In 1984, Stuttgart were promoted to the first division.

In addition to games for Stuttgart and then Bayern Munich in Germany, Klinsmann then played in many European countries, for AS Monaco in France, Inter Milan and Sampdoria in Italy and twice for Tottenham Hotspur in England. Klinsmann decided to retire while playing for Tottenham Hotspur in the summer 1998, after the World Cup.

Moreover, Klinsmann had an eventful career representing national football team – he made his debut playing for Germany in 1987. He played in the 1988 Summer Olympics, where Germany took bronze, won the World Cup with Germany in 1990, then in the European Championships in 1992, when Germany reached the finals. Klinsmann was also named the tournament’s best player in 1996, when Germany became the European champions. He also participated in the World Cups of 1994 and ‘98 as a player.

Concerning his career as a coach, in 2004 Jürgen Klinsmann signed a two-year contract as Germany’s new national team coach, after Rudi Völler resigned when Germany did not come through the group stages of Euro 2004. Germany organized the World Cup in 2006, and was directly qualified as the host nation. Klinsmann replaced several older players and took young players to the World Cup such as Bastian Schweinsteiger (21 years old), Per Mertesacker (21 years old) and Lukas Podolski (21 years old). Germany lost the semi-final 0-2 against Italy, but won the third place final 3-1 against Portugal. Germany was the highest scoring team with 14 goals in the tournament. Klinsmann did not prolong his contract after the championship and his assistant, Joachim Löw took over.

Klinsmann took over from Ottmar Hitzfeld as coach of Bayern Munich in the summer of 2008. In 2009, when five games of the Bundesliga remained in the season, he was fired as coach, as Bayern was then third in the league. In the middle of 2011, he was hired as the coach of the USA team, which won the CONCACAF Gold Cup in 2013, and then won its qualifying group for the 2014 World Cup. At the end of 2013, Klinsmann extended his contract with the national team until 2018, but was fired in late 2016 after early losses in qualifying for the 2018 World Cup.

Finally, in the personal life of former football player and coach, Jurgen Klinsmann has been married to Debbie Chin since 1995, and they have two children, and reside in Huntington Beach, California, USA.



Full Name Jürgen Klinsmann
Net Worth $16 Million
Salary $2.5 Million
Date Of Birth July 30, 1964
Place Of Birth Göppingen, Baden-Württemberg, Germany
Height 5 ft 11 1⁄2 in (1.81 m)
Weight 73 kg
Profession Former football player, Striker, United States men’s national soccer team (Manager, 2011–2016), certified commercial helicopter pilot
Education Bundesliga (Germany’s top football division) club
Nationality German
Spouse Debbie Chin (m. 1995)
Children Jonathan Klinsmann, Laila Klinsmann
Parents Siegfried Klinsmann, Martha Klinsmann
Siblings Horst Klinsmann
Facebook https://www.facebook.com/JuergenKlinsmann
Twitter https://twitter.com/j_klinsmann?lang=en
Instagram https://www.instagram.com/j_klinsmann/
IMDB http://imdb.com/name/nm1692875
Awards 1988 Summer Olympics (Bronze Medal), UEFA European Championships – (1988, 1992: final, 1996: champion),Bravo Otto – Silver award (1988, 1990), FIFA World Player of the Year (Bronze award, 1995), U.S. Cup: 1993, 1990 FIFA World Cup, CONCACAF Gold Cup (2013, manager)
Nominations “125 Greatest Living Footballers” (2004, FIFA), FWA Footballer of the Year, PFA Team of the Year, ESM Team of the Year: (1994–1995), German Footballer of the Year (1994), UEFA Cup Top Scorer (1995/1996), German Football Manager of the Year (2006), CONCACAF Coach of the Year (2013)
Movies Der Torwart (Documentary, 2016),The Team (Documentary, 2014), Menschen (TV Series documentary, 2006), Fotbolls-VM krönikan 1994 (TV Movie documentary, 1994)
TV Shows Doppelpass (TV Series, 2009), Günther Jauch (TV Series, 2011), Sportschau (TV Series, 2005)
Quote
1 We coaches have to learn how to deal with that: How do I get to each one best – with a talk, with video analysis? And what sort of tone? We need our own coaches for that. The sports psychologist coaches me too.
2 Lionel Messi is very much the team player, while Cristiano [Ronaldo] is very ego-driven.
3 If the national coach lets decisions be made from outside, he’s lost the team.
4 To any young kid who wants to be a footballer, I would simply say: Have fun playing football and enjoy the team – spirit. That’s the right attitude; that will bring you pleasure and fulfillment in football. A baker cannot live on bread he made yesterday, and a footballer cannot live on his last game. It’s about the here and now.
5 We can only win by giving everything and being ready to defeat the adversary with fiery aggression.
6 Personally, I need a high level of physical fitness in order to feel at ease.
7 We Germans are so good at penalties because we have had to rebuild our country twice.
8 As far as knowledge goes I’ve come a long way.
9 I do swear a lot, but the advantage is that having played abroad, I can choose a different language from the referee’s.
10 I think when there’s enough will and aggression, there’s no shortage of talent either.
11 The young generation has a different curiosity that is more visual.
Fact
1 Coach of the U.S. soccer national team (2011-2016).
2 221 appearances in German Bundesliga – scored 110 goals.
3 Bayern Munich officials confirmed that he would take over as the club’s manager in July 2008 (11 January 2008).
4 Stepped down as coach of Germany’s national side despite the team’s surprising third-place-finish at the 2006 FIFA World Cup (11 July 2006).
5 Former German soccer player and coach of Germany’s national side (2004-2006).
6 After becoming the new coach of Germany`s national team in 2004, he attracted criticism from the media and the fans for keeping his residence in the USA and not choosing Oliver Kahn as first goalkeeper.
7 Collected 108 caps with 47 goals for Germany`s national side. Winner of the 1990 FIFA World Cup and the 1996 European Championships.
8 Played for Stuttgarter Kickers (1982-1984), VfB Stuttgart (1984-1989), Internazionale Milan (1989-1992), AS Monaco (1992-1994), Tottenham Hotspurs (1994-1995, 1998), Bayern Munich (1995-1997) and Sampdoria Genova (1997). He won two UEFA Cup titles (1992, 1996) and the Bundesliga title in 1997.
9 Lives in Huntington Beach, California with his wife Debbie and their children Jonathan and Laila.

Self

Title Year Status Character
Der Torwart Documentary announced Himself
Match of the Day: Euro 2016 2016 TV Mini-Series Himself / Himself – European Championship Winner 1996
Thierry Henry: My France, My Euros 2016 TV Movie documentary Himself
Ziemlich beste Gegner 2016 Documentary
Club Frontera 2016 Documentary Himself
90 Minuten sind kein Leben 2014 Documentary Himself
Die Mannschaft 2014 Documentary Himself
2014 FIFA World Cup 2014 TV Series Himself – Coach United States
60 Minutes Sports 2014 TV Series documentary Himself – Coach, U.S. Soccer Team (segment “Team USA”)
Günther Jauch 2011 TV Series Himself
The 100 Greatest World Cup Moments of All Time! 2010 TV Movie documentary Himself
Menschen, Bilder, Emotionen 2009 TV Series Himself
Doppelpass 2009 TV Series Himself
Das aktuelle Sportstudio 1986-2008 TV Series documentary Himself
Menschen 2006 TV Series documentary Himself
Deutschland. Ein Sommermärchen 2006 Documentary Himself
2006 FIFA World Cup 2006 TV Mini-Series Himself / Himself – Coach Germany
FIFA World Cup 2006: Final Draw 2005 TV Movie Himself
Sportschau 2005 TV Series Himself
Unsere Besten 2004 TV Series Himself
That Game: England v Germany 1990 2004 TV Movie documentary Himself
Mondän! 1998 TV Series documentary Himself
1996 UEFA European Football Championship 1996 TV Series Himself
Wetten, dass..? 1994 TV Series Himself
Fotbolls-VM krönikan 1994 1994 TV Movie documentary Himself – German Team
XIV FIFA World Cup 1990 1990 TV Mini-Series Himself – West Germany

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