German legend Bremer dies at the age of 63 and won the 1990 World Cup with the winning goal

On February 20, Beijing time, it was confirmed by a number of German media that German legend Bremer passed away at the age of 63. The Bild newspaper reported that the 63-year-old Bremer suffered a cardiac arrest on Monday evening local time and was rushed to a local hospital in Munich, but it was too late. This is also another legendary superstar in German football who has recently passed away after Beckenbauer in January this year.

Born in 1960, Bremer played as a left-back or left-back as a player and is one of the greatest defenders of German history. He was also one of the best set-piece takers in international football at the time. Bremer has played for European powerhouses such as Kaiserslautern, Bayern Munich and Inter Milan.

The most celebrated period of Bremer's career was during his time at Inter, where he formed the 'German Troika' with Jurgen Klinsmann and Mateus. The combination also helped Inter win the Serie A title in 1989, and Bremer was also named Serie A Player of the Year.

For the national team, Bremer has made 86 appearances for his country, scoring eight goals. He has played three World Cups with the German national team and won the 1990 World Cup in Italy. In that World Cup, Bremer contributed three goals and three assists, and scored the winning goal with a penalty kick in the 85th minute of the final to help West Germany beat Argentina to win the championship.

In 1998, Bremer announced his retirement. After retiring as a player, he became a football coach and coached Kaiserslautern between 2000 and 2002.