West Germany ratings in the Euro 1988

 

Ratings: Guerin Sportivo - El Mundo Deportivo.

6,76 Lothar Matthäus
6,42 Jürgen Klinsmann
6,35 Eike Immel
6,26 Wolfgang Rolff
6,23 Pierre Littbarski
6,17 Andreas Brehme, Rudi Völler
6,09 Jürgen Kohler
5,81 Uli Borowka
5,75 Olaf Thon
5,59 Matthias Herget

Serie A ratings 1989/90

 

Ratings: La Repubblica.

6,69 Franco Baresi (Milan)
6,67 Stefano Tacconi (Juventus)
6,66 Luigi De Agostini (Juventus)
6,62 Giancarlo Marocchi (Juventus)
6,61 Pietro Vierchowod (Sampdoria), Gianluca Signorini (Genoa)
6,59 Walter Zenga (Inter)
6,58 Lothar Matthäus (Inter)
6,52 Fabrizio Lorieri (Ascoli), Rudi Völler (Roma), João Paulo (Bari)
6,50 Frank Rijkaard (Milan)
6,48 Raffaele Sergio (Lazio), Marco van Basten, Carlo Ancelotti (Milan), Davide Fontolan (Genoa)
6,45 Renato Villa (Bologna)
6,44 Giuseppe Bergomi (Inter), Luigino Pasciullo (Atalanta), Gabriele Pin (Lazio)
6,42 Diego Maradona, Ciro Ferrara, Massimo Crippa (Napoli), Alessandro Costacurta (Milan), Glenn Strömberg (Atalanta), Salvatore Schillaci (Juventus), Roberto Mancini (Sampdoria)
6,41 Andrea Icardi (Lazio).

West Germany ratings in the 1990 World Cup

Ratings: Guerin Sportivo - France Football - La Repubblica - El Mundo Deportivo.

6,78 Andreas Brehme
6,68 Lothar Matthäus
6,45 Pierre Littbarski
6,42 Jürgen Kohler
6,28 Uwe Bein, Jürgen Klinsmann
6,25 Stefan Reuter
6,20 Guido Buchwald
6,19 Thomas Häßler   
6,15 Thomas Berthold
6,11 Bodo Illgner
6,01 Klaus Augenthaler
5,99 Rudi Völler*
5,50 Karl-Heinz Riedle

*) got a 3,50 mark after spitting at Frank Rijkaard and being sent off in the quarterfinal. Average rating in the other matches was 6,48.

West Germany: average ratings in the Euro 1988

Ratings: Guerin Sportivo - El Mundo Deportivo.

6,76 Lothar Matthäus
6,42 Jürgen Klinsmann
6,35 Eike Immel
6,26 Wolfgang Rolff
6,23 Pierre Littbarski
6,17 Andreas Brehme, Rudi Völler
6,09 Jürgen Kohler
5,81 Uli Borowka
5,75 Olaf Thon
5,59 Matthias Herget

Memory Lane: European topscorers in the 1990 World Cup.

Including Qualifiers.

  9: Míchel (Spain), Tomáš Skuhravý (Czechoslovakia)
  7: Rudi Völler (West Germany), Mo Johnston (Scotland), Marc van der Linden (Belgium)
  6: Salvatore Schillaci (Italy), Gary Lineker (England), Michal Bílek (Czechoslovakia)
  5: Manolo (Spain), Flemming Povlsen (Denmark), Toni Polster (Austria), Kubilay Türkyilmaz (Switzerland)
  4: Jürgen Klinsmann (West Germany), Dragan Stojković (Yugoslavia), Marc Degryse (Belgium), Gavril Balint (Romania), Oleh Protasov (USSR), Rui Águas (Portugal), Tanju Çolak (Turkey), Andreas Thom (East Germany)
  3: Andreas Brehme (West Germany), Dejan Savićević & Darko Pančev (Yugoslavia), Hennadiy Litovchenko & Igor Dobrovolski (USSR), Rıdvan Dilmen & Feyyaz Uçar (Turkey), David Platt (England), Patrick Vervoort (Belgium), Emilio Butragueño (Spain), Johnny Ekström (Sweden), Brian Laudrup (Denmark), Gøran Sørloth (Norway), Carmel Busuttil (Malta)
  2: Lothar Matthäus, Karl-Heinz Riedle & Andreas Möller (West Germany), Roberto Baggio (Italy), Ray Houghton, Tony Cascarino & John Aldridge (Ireland), Dorin Mateuţ, Ioan Sabău, Rodion Cămătaru & Marius Lăcătuş (Romania), Srečko Katanec, Safet Sušić, Faruk Hadžibegić, Zlatko Vujović & Davor Jozić (Yugoslavia), John Barnes & Peter Beardsley (England), Richard Gough & Ally McCoist (Scotland), Jean-Pierre Papin & Didier Deschamps (France), István Vincze & Sándor Pintér (Hungary), Jan Åge Fjørtoft & Rune Bratseth (Norway), Charalambos Pittas & Chris Koliandris (Cyprus), Jan Ceulemans (Belgium), Julio Salinas (Spain), Milan Luhový (Czechoslovakia), Oleksandr Zavarov (USSR), Andreas Herzog (Austria), Kent Nielsen (Denmark), Vítor Paneira (Portugal), Ryszard Tarasiewicz (Poland), Pétur Pétursson (Iceland), Mika Lipponen (Finland), Colin Clarke (Northern Ireland), Sokol Kushta (Albania)

Memory Lane: Serie A 1990/91.

Ratings of 7 or higher in Gazzetta dello Sport:
13 times: F. Baresi (Milan)
12: Skuhravý (Genoa)
11: Mancini (Sampdoria)
10: Matthäus (Inter)
9: Eranio (Genoa), Fonseca (Cagliari)
8: Vialli & Vierchowod (Sampdoria), R. Baggio & Hässler (Juventus), Völler (Roma), Ferron (Atalanta), Aguilera (Genoa), Mazinho (Lecce), Minotti (Parma)
7: G. Galli (Napoli), Rijkaard & Gullit (Milan), Nela (Roma), Riedle (Lazio), Branco (Genoa), Raducioiu (Bari), Ciocci (Cesena), Matteoli (Cagliari), Osio, Gambaro & Melli (Parma)
6: Toninho Cerezo, Lombardo & Mannini (Sampdoria), Ferrara & Zola (Napoli), Van Basten (Milan), Zenga (Inter), Tacconi & Júlio César (Juventus), Caniggia (Atalanta), Maiellaro & Biato (Bari), Mareggini & Kubik (Fiorentina), Fontana & Piraccini (Cesena), Garzya (Lecce)
5: Pagliuca & Pari (Sampdoria), Maldini (Milan), Corini (Juventus), Strömberg (Atalanta), Fiori (Lazio), Ruotolo (Genoa), Dunga (Fiorentina), Silas (Cesena), Cornacchia (Cagliari), Dolcetti & Piovanelli (Pisa), Brolin (Parma), Martín Vázquez, Benedetti & Bresciani (Torino)
4: Alemão & Crippa (Napoli), Costacurta & Ancelotti (Milan), Ferri, Bianchi & Berti (Inter), Cervone & Aldair (Roma), Nicolini (Atalanta), Sclosa, Pin & Rubén Sosa (Lazio), Signorini (Genoa), Fuser (Fiorentina), Fusi (Torino), Ielpo (Cagliari), Zunico (Lecce), Simoni & Padovano (Pisa), Taffarel, Apolloni & Grün (Parma) 
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2: Maradona (Napoli)


Ratings of 5 or lower (top clubs only):
9: Salsano (Roma)
8: Careca (Napoli), R. Baggio (Juventus)
7: Van Basten (Milan), Serena (Inter), Casiraghi & Schillaci (Juventus)
6: Berti & Klinsmann (Inter)
5: Bonetti (Juventus), Berthold, Giannini & Völler (Roma)
4: Renica, Maradona & Incocciati (Napoli), Donadoni (Milan), Paganin (Inter), Nela & Desideri (Roma)
3: Corradini, Rizzardi & Alemão (Napoli), Evani, Carbone, Agostini & Gullit (Milan), Stringara (Inter), Fortunato, De Marchi & Di Canio (Juventus), Mikhailichenko & Vialli (Sampdoria), Carboni, Piacentini, Tempestilli & Rizzitelli (Roma)