Bernd SCHUSTER | 1980-1985 | PES Stats Database (Golden Era Backup)

SCHUSTER PES STATS | 1980-1985

electric_trigger Bernd SCHUSTER | 1980-1985 Club: Barcelona Number: ? Position: AMF* Nationality: German Era: 1980-1985 Foot: R Side: R Length: 179 Weight: 72 Attack: 85 Defence: 50 Balance: 77 Stamina: 82 Top Speed: 82 Acceleration: 82 Response: 79 Agility: 82 Dribble Accuracy: 92 Dribble Speed: 84 Short Pass Accuracy: 92 Short Pass Speed: 84 Long Pass Acc.: 90 Long Pass Speed: 82 Shot Accuracy: 85 Shot Power: 78 Shot Technique: 82 Free Kick Accuracy: 79 Curling: 82 Header: 78 Jump: 76 Technique: 90 Aggression: 85 Mentality: 78 Keeper Skills: 50 Team Work: 80 Injury Tolerance: B Condition/Fitness: 6 Weak Foot Accuracy: 5 Weak Foot frequency: 5 *Dribbling *Tactical dribble *Passing *Playmaking *Penalties *1-Touch Pass *Outside Bernhard Schuster (born 22 December 1959 in Augsburg) was an excellent midfielder during the 80's. Club career Schuster started his professional career with 1. FC Köln at age 18 in 1978 after a number of promising performances with the West German Under-18 National team. Schuster left Köln after the 1980 European campaign to sign with Spain's FC Barcelona, where he flourished. During his career, he played for clubs such as Real Madrid, Atlético Madrid and Bayer Leverkusen. At his final team, the Mexican side Pumas de la UNAM he appeared in ten matches in spring 1997. FC Barcelona Schuster was an important part of the FC Barcelona team during the 1980s, leading the game from midfield and scoring many goals. His club president Josep Lluàs Núñez and some trainers like Helenio Herrera, Udo Lattek, Terry Venables and Luis Aragonés had difficult relations with him[1]. He won, however, the European Silver Ball in 1980 and Bronze Ball in 1981 and 1985. At age 21, in 1981, he received a bad injury on his right knee by Athletic Bilbao defender Andoni Goikoetxea. Real Madrid His move to Real Madrid was controversial due to the strong rivalry between Barcelona and Madrid. Bernd Schusters style complemented the group of home-grown Madrid players known as la Quinta del Buitre who led the team to a dominance of the Spanish Championship through the 1980s. Atlético Madrid Bernd Schuster signed with Atlético Madrid in the fall of 1990 and helped improve the performance of Atletico's traditional games based on backpasses. His long precise passes helped restore Atlético Madrid as a prominent club. Bayer Leverkusen In 1993 Bernd returned home to Germany to play for three seasons with Bayer Leverkusen. Despite his contributions, the club was unable to capture Bundesliga and German Cup titles but his performances inspired much of the country to push for a place for him in the 1994 World Cup squad. In the national TV-Station ARD ''Goal of the year'' election Schuster won the first 3 places in 1994 In the UEFA Golden Jubilee Poll to name the finest European players of the last five decades, Bernd Schuster finished 40th. National career He was part of the West German side that won the 1980 UEFA European Football Championship in Italy, appearing in two of Germany's four matches. His performances there helped him earn the Silver Ball Trophy honour as the Europe's second best player in 1980 behind Golden Ball winner, and Germany team-mate Karl-Heinz Rummenigge. Overall Schuster won twenty-two caps for the West German national team and retired from the German national team at the age of 24, due to his repeated disagreements with the German Football Association, then national team manager Jupp Derwall, and teammates including Paul Breitner His refusal to take part in a match against Albania in order to be home for the birth of his second son David caused a sporting scandal at the time According to Schuster himself, his premature retirement from the German National Team was due to a major disagreement with the managements of both Barcelona and the German National Team on either side of a friendly match against Brazil. Bernd SCHUSTER | 1980-1985 | PES Stats Database (Golden Era Backup)