Mario Götze

Since 2011, the nickname Golden Boy has been firmly glued to the footballer Mario Gotze. Unsurprisingly, the athlete is considered the youngest goal scorer in the World Cup final since 1966. The attacking midfielder has been named the most expensive German player since Mesut Ozil. The young man donates part of his income annually to help the children of Nepal and Cambodia. "Golden Boy" has not only talent and an impressive bank account, but also a heart of gold.

Mario's biography originates in the city of Memminen, located on the lands of Bavaria. The boy was born on June 3, 1992. The child became the second son of Goetze's spouses - a housewife and an engineer. Later, another child appeared in the family. All 3 brothers from an early age were fond of football and together drove the ball in the yard of the house.

When Mario was 3 years old, his parents sent the child to the local youth club "Ronsberg" where the boy studied the basics of his favorite sports game. In 1998, as soon as Mario was 6 years old, the family moved to Dortmund - his father was offered a place as a professor at a local university.

Despite notable changes in life, Goetze did not give up football. For the next two years, Mario honed his own skills at the little-known football club Eintracht Khombruh.

And in 2001, after one of the usual trainingsessions, Mario was approached by a scout and invited the teenager to take a look at the youth of Borussia.

At the trial, Goetze showed everything he had learned. The management of Borussia did not hesitate to invite the young player to the team and closely followed the player's progress for the next 8 years.

His debut as a full-time Borussia Dortmund player was made for Mario in 2009. The young man was released on the pitch in the match against Mainz in the 88th minute. Until the end of the season, the rookie was called up from the bench five more times, and each time at the end of the game.

The following season was more fruitful for Goetze. The attacking midfielder scored 6 important goals and attracted the attention of the National Football Federation. In 2010, Mario was called up to the German national team. Up to this point, the young man actively participated in the fate of the youth team, but the invitation to the adult squad took Goetze to a new level.

Realizing that career development requires changes, Mario agrees to move to a new football club. The choice fell to Bayern, and on April 23, 2013, the player signed a contract. All participants in the transaction benefited from Goetze's transition.

Now the midfielder's salary was 7 million per year, and Borussia dortmund received a retreat of €90 million. Only Borussia Dortmund fans, who accused Mario of betrayal, remained dissatisfied.

2014 was a really stellar year for a footballer. At the World Cup in the German national team Goetze took to the field against the representatives of Argentina and scored a goal that brought the team victory in the final. During the entire championship Mario scored three times in the goal of opponents.

By 2015, cooperation with Bayern began to bring discomfort to the player. The club management, which expected more activity from the new player, began to express dissatisfaction with the sports form and constant injuries of the athlete.

By the beginning of 2016, Mario had returned to his native Borussia Dortmund. The new contract is valid until 2020. Especially Goetze's return was formed by Marco Reus, a close friend and teammate, whom the footballer met as a teenager. The youngsters were supposed to take to the field together at the 2014 World Cup, but Royce was injured. After scoring a goal in the final game of the championship Mario unfurled a friend's shirt in front of the journalists' lenses.

In February 2017, the midfielder was again hit by a wave of criticism. Football fans were unhappy with Goetze's athletic form. The athlete was remembered for constant injuries, because of which the young man often missed important matches. Everything subsided after the statement of the Borussia Dortmund management that Mario's condition was to blame for the disease.

Officially, no one has confirmed a definite diagnosis, but the public is sure that Mario suffers from myopathy - metabolic disorders. Journalists and analysts predicted Goetze's early retirement, but in June 2017 the midfielder resumed training under the supervision of doctors.

Mario met his girlfriend in 2012. Ann-Catherine Bremmel, a popular model, was vacationing with her friends in a nightclub in Dusseldorf, where Goetze and friends looked. The young people liked each other and spent the evening having a lively conversation.

Three months later, the footballer and the model went on vacation to Ibiza. Since then, the lovers parted exclusively for working trips. In one of the many interviews, the couple stated that they were not yet ready for family commitments or children.

Due to metabolic disorders, the player was unable to return to his former sporting form quickly, so the coach of the German national team did not include Mario in the team that went to the 2018 World Cup. On Twitter, the young man expressed regret about missing such an important event and wished good luck to the players who went to Russia.

In June 2018, it became known that the footballer is interested in two football clubs at once - Goetze could become a transfer target of Tottenham and Marseille. Analysts say that Borussia intends to ask for at least €18 million for Mario.

Goetze himself expressed hope that he would be able to train again under Jurgen Klopp (former Borussia Dortmund coach), who now works at Liverpool.

While the future of the athlete is decided, Mario together with his lover visited Milan Fashion Week. However, social events do not prevent the footballer to train, make easy climbs in the mountains and regularly post personal photos on Instagram, as well as advertising brands with which the young man has commercial contracts ("Nike" and water "Powerade").

2009 - European Championship Golden Ball

2009, 2010 - Fritz Walter Medal

2011 - Golden Boy Award

2011/12 - German Cup

2013 UEFA Super Cup

2013/14 - German Cup

2014 - World Champion

2015/16 - German Cup

2016 - European Championship bronze medal

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