How many caps did Jürgen Klinsmann win for Germany?

Jürgen Klinsmann won 108 caps for Germany, scoring 47 goals.

What did Jürgen Klinsmann win?

Jürgen Klinsmann's recorded honours include FIFA World Cup 1990.

Which clubs did Jürgen Klinsmann play for?

Stuttgarter Kickers (1981–1984), VfB Stuttgart (1984–1989), Inter Milan (1989–1992), AS Monaco (1992–1994), Tottenham Hotspur (1994–1995), FC Bayern Munich (1995–1997), U.C. Sampdoria (1997–1998), Tottenham Hotspur (1998–1998), Orange County Blue Star (2003–2003).

Where does Jürgen Klinsmann rank among Germany's greatest footballers?

The 33 Legends almanac ranks Jürgen Klinsmann #23 of Germany's 33 greatest players of all time.

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23 / Germany · 1987–1998

Jürgen Klinsmann

ST finisher

Caps · Germany

108

Goals · Germany

Life

1964

Clubs

VfB Stuttgart, Inter Milan, AS Monaco

Honours

FIFA World Cup 1990

#23

Editorial rank of 33 for Germany

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The people's rank, live from duel votes

Career record: 108 caps and 47 goals for Germany; club career at VfB Stuttgart, Inter Milan, AS Monaco; honours include FIFA World Cup 1990.

Career sources

Career dates · checked 4 October 2026
Honours · checked 4 October 2026
Identity and career · Wikidata Q57079

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Career record

1981–1984	Stuttgarter Kickers
1984–1989	VfB Stuttgart
1989–1992	Inter Milan
1992–1994	AS Monaco
1994–1995	Tottenham Hotspur
1995–1997	FC Bayern Munich
1997–1998	U.C. Sampdoria
1998–1998	Tottenham Hotspur
2003–2003	Orange County Blue Star
Germany	108 caps, 47 goals

Sources

Senior international years checked 4 October 2026
Caps · Germany checked 4 October 2026
Goals · Germany checked 4 October 2026
Honours · FIFA World Cup 1990 · Winning team checked 4 October 2026

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Around Klinsmann in the almanac

One rank above: Andreas Brehme at #22.

One rank below: Jürgen Kohler at #24.

Germany's editorial top five: Franz Beckenbauer · Gerd Müller · Manuel Neuer · Lothar Matthäus · Karl-Heinz Rummenigge.

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