Phillip Lahm is a professional footballer of German team
, Bayern Munich and is in the national team too. He plays as the defender in the league tam. He is also the interim captain of the German national team. He is not only a defender but also helps the co-players to attack wings.
Lahm was born on 11th of November 1983. He was coached from the age of 11. Thus he was able to develop his skills from very young age. He was a promising star. Although he was left footed he was able to manage on both sides. He was the captain of German team of the year 2010 conducted at South Africa. He played well for the team. His signature moves are very famous: Cutting inside from the left flank and either pass or shoot
Lahm's debut performance was the match against Croatia in the year 2004. Lahm was under good criticism and thus was able to build a career from it. During the year 2005, unfortunately he suffered from ligament sprain and thus had to undergo surgery. But Lahm's performance is always considered to be promising and so after recovery, Lahm was welcomed back.
Philipp Lahm was nominated for the title of Best FIFA footballer of the 2006 year after his excellent performances in the World Cup. But the title was passed to Fabio Cannavaro eventually. Alongside Kaka, he was selected in the UEFA team as left-back in the year of 2006. There were speculations that Lahm will side Barcelona in the year 2007-08 but instead Lahm signed the Munich Bond until 2012! Apart from being a player, Lahm does lot of charities. He had established his own foundation for underprivileged children and also is the brand ambassador of FIFA "village children"
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