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Otto Rehhagel (* 9.August 1938 in Essen) ist ein ehemaliger deutscher Fußballspieler und -trainer.Er gehört zu den erfolgreichsten Trainern des deutschen Fußballs. Als Spieler begann er in seiner Heimatstadt bei den Vereinen TuS Helene 1928 Essen und Rot-Weiss Essen, bei denen er sich einen Namen als kompromissloser Verteidiger machte. Als die erste Saison der Bundesliga startete, wechselte ...
10 de may. de 2024 · Bastian Schweinsteiger, as well as former coaches Jupp Heynckes and Otto Rehhagel, are among this year’s new inclusions to the German Football Hall of Fame alongside Bert Trautmann, Guido Buchwald and Horst Hrubesch. The jury selected the ex-Bayern trio for their extraordinary achievements. Schweinsteiger is one of the most decorated players ...
25 de ene. de 2024 · The now 85-year-old Otto Rehhagel spoke to the Hungarian press about the great moments of his career, and of course, he referred to the historic achievement of the Greek national team at Euro 2004. The German coach initially referred to the selection of players for the Euro 2004 tournament in Portugal, stating, "I invited footballers who at the time probably didn't even know how good they were.
10 de jun. de 2021 · Otto Rehhagel: How the pragmatic German masterminded Greece’s Euro 2004 triumph. Euro 2004 saw two unlikely forces combine in what went on to become one of the biggest sporting upsets of the ...
Con una plantilla repleta de jugadores muy poco conocidos, Otto alcanzó el que es su mayor logro como entrenador. Todos recordarán aquella Eurocopa de 2004, por su sorprendente campeón. En definitiva, Otto Rehhagel ha consigo alguno de los mayores logros en la historia moderna del fútbol. La liga del Kaiserslautern, pero sobre todo, la ...
12 de jun. de 2020 · Otto Rehhagel, el abuelo de los banquillos El entrenador alemán hizo historia tras ganar la Eurocopa de 2004 con Grecia y en Sudáfrica 2010 se convirtió en el seleccionador más veterano de la ...
29 de ene. de 2024 · Touching moments unfolded on Saturday at a Deree event in honor of Otto Rehhagel, the coach who led the Greek national team to Euro 2004 triumph in Portugal. The German football coach, who was received with warm applause by those present at the event, told ERT that "I always come to Greece with pleasure.
