Bastian Schweinsteiger is a German soccer player, and he is
considered one of the symbols of FC Bayern Munich and the 2014 World Cup holder
with Germany.
Biography of Bastian Schweinsteiger
Bastian Schweinsteiger was born on August 1, 1984 in
Bavaria, West Germany. Bastian joined Bayern Munich at the age of eighteen, and
played 500 matches with him in 17 years, during which he won many titles, the
most important of which was the League, Cup and Champions League treble in the
2012-2013 season. Bastian moved to Manchester United in 2015 and then to the
American Chicago Fire in 2017.
His career with the national team extended from 2004 to
2016, during which he played 121 matches and scored 24 goals, during which he
won the World Cup in 2014.
Bastian has been married to Serbian tennis player Ana
Ivanovic since 2016, and they have one child, and they currently live in the
United States of America.
The beginnings of Bastian Schweinsteiger
Bastian Schweinsteiger was born on August 1, 1984 in
Kolbermoor in Bavaria, West Germany.
Bastian started playing football at the age of three with FV
Oberaudorf, before joining Bayern Munich in 1998.
Bastian Schweinsteiger's Personal Life
Bastian Schweinsteiger has been married to Serbian tennis
player Ana Ivanovic since July 12, 2016, when the wedding took place in Venice,
Italy, and they had their only child, Luca, in 2018.
Facts about Bastian Schweinsteiger
Bastian Schweinsteiger was awarded the German Footballer of
the Year in 2013.
Only seven players in Bayern's history have played more
matches for the team than him.
His brother Tapias is a player in Bayern Munich's second
team.
At the start of the 2005-2006 season, Bayern coach Felix
Magath sent him to train with the B team.
Accomplishments of Bastian Schweinsteiger
Schwaini played his first official match with Bayern at the
age of eighteen, when he participated as a substitute in one of the Champions
League matches in 2002, and within minutes of his participation, he made a goal
for one of his colleagues.
In the following season, he participated in 26 matches in
the Bundesliga, and his star shone in the middle of the Bayern Munich field,
completing 17 years of continuous play with them, during which he won the
Bundesliga title 8 times, the cup seven times and the European Champions League
once, and perhaps his most prominent achievement is the 2012-2013 season in
which he achieved With the Bayern treble. During his 500 matches with Bayern
Munich, Schweiny scored 68 goals.
Bastian Schweinsteiger moved to Manchester United on July
13, 2015, to be the first German player to play in the ranks of the first team
of the Red Devils, but his career there was not successful, especially with the
advent of coach Jose Mourinho, who sent him to train with the youth team for
several months and did not rely on him. . Schweinsteiger moved to the American
Chicago Fire in March 2017 and he plays with them to this day.
Bastian participated with the German national team in June
2004 in his first match against Hungary, after which he participated with the
first team in the European Nations Championship 2004, in which they were
eliminated in the first round.
The 2006 World Cup in Germany witnessed Bastien's
participation as a key element with the national team that achieved third place
in that tournament, and Bastien was awarded the best player in the last match.
Bastian contributed to Germany reaching the Euro 2008 final
by scoring a goal and assisting two goals against Portugal in the
quarter-finals, and by scoring a goal in the semi-finals against the Turkish
national team.
Bastian participated with the national team in the 2010
World Cup and Euro 2012, the two tournaments in which Germany reached the
semi-finals, before he crowned his career with the national team by winning the
2014 World Cup, which was the pinnacle of his football career.
Schweinsteiger carried the captaincy in the national team in
Euro 2016 after the retirement of Philip Lahm, and announced his international
retirement after the end of the tournament in which Germany reached the
semi-finals.
Bastien played 121 matches with the national team, scoring
24 goals.
Awards:
Silver Laurel Leaf Award three times in the years: 2006,
2010, 2014.
World Cup Dream Team: 2010.
Most goals maker in the World Cup: 2010.
Player of the year in the German national team in the year:
2010.
Team of the Year by European Media Season: 2012-2013.
Player of the Year in Germany: 2013.
UEFA Best Player Awards in Europe (7th place): 2013.
Fevro Third Team Year: 2013.
Fifpro Fourth Team: 2014.
Bambi Award: 2016.
Two-time Major League Soccer All-Star Team: 2017, 2019.
FC Bayern Munich Hall of Fame: 2018.
Bavarian Order of Merit: 2018.
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