Veteran Bundesliga side Werder Bremen defeated Heidenheim in The Bundesliga's Bundesliga's promotion and relegation play-offs with an away goal advantage and successfully relegated. After the game, Werder Bremen's 41-year-old veteran Claudio pizarro also officially bid farewell to the world of football, and a generation of Bundesliga legends officially came to an end.
During Claudio Pizarro's 24-year career, he spent most of his time with bayern Munich and Werder Bremen. He played for Werder Bremen four times, scoring 152 goals in 320 games and 125 goals in 327 games for Bayern Munich twice. Before Lewandowski, Claudio Pizarro had always been the bundesliga foreign goal scorer, scoring 197 Bundesliga goals (and ranking sixth in bundesliga history).
Claudio Pizarro is a natural goalscorer who works full-time in the box to find opportunities, although not fast, but very talented on the offensive end, not only can open the bow left and right, but also can pass the organization to create opportunities and space for teammates. During his debut at Bayern Munich, he was the team's most important striker. Claudio Pizarro not only scores goals, but is also willing to serve as a foil for his teammates, opening the way for stars such as Elber, Mackay and Ballack, making him deeply loved by fans and teammates. He also scored 100 goals in 256 matches, helping the team win all of Germany's titles.
In the 2007–08 season, he made a surprising move to Chelsea, but this season's performance was somewhat disappointing. Apart from scoring one goal in the opener, Claudio Pizarro was not very accustomed to England's style of play throughout the season, scoring just two goals in 32 games in all competitions, becoming another striker lost at Stamford Bridge.
However, after returning to Werder Bremen, he played again; later, he moved to Bayern Munich again, becoming a reliable substitute for Mario Gomez, Mario Mandzukic and Lewandowski, and he also won the 2013 Champions League.
In 2018, he returned to the prestigious Werder Bremen, and although Claudio Pizarro was less important than before, he still played a role in the dressing room and led the team to successful relegation. Claudio Pizarro has played on the field for 24 years, scoring 317 goals in 787 games. He will always be a legendary goalscorer that Bundesliga fans cannot forget.