Ulrich Hesse-Lichtenberger

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Ulrich "Uli" Hesse-Lictenberger was born in Dortmund, Germany on February 8, 1966. He is a freelance German journalist who regularly contributes to UEFA Champions League Magazine, ESPN[1], and other soccer publications. He is famous for his insight of the German Football Association and the Bundesliga[2] and has been called a "literary Gerd Müller" by The Times.[3]

[edit] Books

  • Tor! The Story of German Football (2003)
  • Flutlicht und Schatten: Die Geschichte des Europapokals (2005)
  • Wie Österreich Weltmeister wurde. 111 unglaubliche Fußballgeschichten (2008)

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