Brehme, who made West Germany champion by scoring in the final of Football World Cup 1990, passes away
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Andreas Brehme, who made West Germany champion by scoring the only goal in the 1990 World Cup final match, has passed away. He was 63 years old. Brehme’s partner Suzanne Schaefer confirmed his death in a statement to Germany’s DPA news agency on Tuesday.
Andreas Brehme, who made West Germany champion by scoring the only goal in the 1990 World Cup final match against Argentina, has passed away. He was 63 years old. Brehme’s partner Suzanne Schaefer confirmed his death in a statement to Germany’s DPA news agency on Tuesday. Schaefer said Brehme died ‘suddenly and unexpectedly’ of a heart attack overnight.
“Andreas Brehme will always be in our hearts,” his former club Bayern Munich said on ‘X’. He will remain in our hearts as a World Cup winner and, more importantly, as a very special person.” Brehme usually played on the left in the front row. He was one of Germany’s greatest players in the 1980s and 1990s. He played an important role in making the team world champion in 1990.
Brehme also scored a goal against England in the semi-finals. West Germany won this match in the penalty shootout. He made the team world champion by converting a penalty in the 85th minute of the match against Argentina in the final played in Rome. He played 86 international matches for West Germany and then reunified Germany.
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