Rome - In the age of the veteran category, Miroslav Klose for the first time in his career will play outside Germany. He is enthusiastic about new adventures that will soon be obtained.
Free transfer from Bayern Munich, Klose chose to join Lazio. He signed two years in exchange for two million euros per season.
"Lazio is a very interesting team, with a combination of young players and experienced," said 33-year-old German player was quoted as Football Italia on Friday (06/10/2011).
"I'll be very pleased with this new adventure. I think next season will be very interesting and I'm sure we can compete near the top of the standings.
"I will exert my best abilities in this great place, for this great team, which had some very strong players,"said Klose.
Before Bayern, Klose has also played for Kaiserslautern and Werder Bremen. At international level he has contributed 61 goals from 109 games for his country. He was the 2006 World Cup top scorer.
Meanwhile, Lazio's sporting director, Igli Tare, who once played with Klose in Kaiserslautern, no less enthusiastically welcomed the arrival of the player who collected 14 goals from three World Cups (2002, 2006, 2010) that.
"He's incredible recruiting for us," said Albania's former international striker. "International experience he will be very important to us. He is a reference to Bayern Munich, and still do for Germany".
"To those who call him an old, time will prove that this is the right choice. I'm sure he'll sweat for 90 minutes in honor of this club," Tare said.
Free transfer from Bayern Munich, Klose chose to join Lazio. He signed two years in exchange for two million euros per season.
"Lazio is a very interesting team, with a combination of young players and experienced," said 33-year-old German player was quoted as Football Italia on Friday (06/10/2011).
"I'll be very pleased with this new adventure. I think next season will be very interesting and I'm sure we can compete near the top of the standings.
"I will exert my best abilities in this great place, for this great team, which had some very strong players,"said Klose.
Before Bayern, Klose has also played for Kaiserslautern and Werder Bremen. At international level he has contributed 61 goals from 109 games for his country. He was the 2006 World Cup top scorer.
Meanwhile, Lazio's sporting director, Igli Tare, who once played with Klose in Kaiserslautern, no less enthusiastically welcomed the arrival of the player who collected 14 goals from three World Cups (2002, 2006, 2010) that.
"He's incredible recruiting for us," said Albania's former international striker. "International experience he will be very important to us. He is a reference to Bayern Munich, and still do for Germany".
"To those who call him an old, time will prove that this is the right choice. I'm sure he'll sweat for 90 minutes in honor of this club," Tare said.
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