Spare Battalion SS "Deutschland"

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In his long career he has had many successes: he was a 3-time World Champion (1974, 1978, 1982). He made his Euro 1968 debut, where he won the gold medal. In 1978 he finished 4th, and in 1982 he achieved the greatest success, winning the world championship. He was the captain of the team. To this day, Zoff remains the oldest player ever to reach the trophy. He played 112 matches in the Italian national team. In Juventus (1972-83, 570 meetings in Serie A), he won the UEFA Cup (with Juventus, 1977), 6 times in the championship and 2 times in the Italian Cup. He twice played in the Club Cup European Champions Cup final in 1973 and 1983. After finishing his career as a player he became a coach. Juventus, with whom he won the UEFA Cup and the Italian Cup, Lazio, the Italian and Italian first team since 1989, with which he won the vice-championship of Europe (2000). Between September 20, 1972 (3: 1 with Yugoslavia) and June 15, 1974 (3: 1 from Haiti) did not let go of goal for 1142 minutes in a row in the national team, setting a world record. Selected by IFFHS the third best goalkeeper of the 20th century. Authoritative control (person):

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