Oliver Kahn, a German footballing legend, boasts an illustrious career as one of the most revered goalkeepers in the rich history of the sport.
Kahn's professional journey commenced at his hometown club, Karlsruher SC, before he was subsequently acquired by the prestigious Bundesliga outfit, Bayern Munich, where he established himself as a stalwart.
Throughout his illustrious tenure at Bayern Munich, Kahn accumulated an impressive array of accolades, including a staggering eight Bundesliga titles, the coveted 1996 UEFA Cup, and the pinnacle of European club football, the 2001 Champions League.
Kahn's international exploits for the German national team were equally impressive, as he earned 86 caps and claimed a multitude of honors, including the coveted Golden Ball award at the 2002 FIFA World Cup, as well as a runner-up medal.
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