Helmut Haller (* 21. Juli 1939 in Augsburg; † 11. Oktober 2012 ebenda) war ein deutscher Fußballspieler. Der Halbstürmer beziehungsweise Mittelfeldspieler kam in der deutschen Fußballnationalmannschaft von 1958 bis 1970 in 33 Länderspielen zum Einsatz und erzielte dabei 13 Tore. Der aus dem BC Augsburg hervorgegangene Edeltechniker spielte von 1957 bis 1962 mit dem BCA 85 Ligaspiele in der damals erstklassigen Fußball-Oberliga Süd (24 Tore), ehe er Profifußballer beim FC Bologna (1962–68) und Juventus Turin (1968–73) wurde und danach wieder nach Augsburg zurückkehrte. Er wurde dreimal in den Jahren 1964 (Bologna) sowie 1972 und 1973 (Turin) italienischer Meister. Mit der Nationalmannschaft nahm der international gefeierte Star an den drei Weltmeisterschaften 1962, 1966 und 1970 teil.
From left to right: Bologna F.C. manager Fulvio Bernardini with his foreign duo of Danish Harald Nielsen and West German Helmut Haller in the early 1960s.
Milan (Italy), San Siro, March 1, 1964. The line-up of Bologna F.C. took to the pitch prior the away victory versus Milan A.C. (1-2), Matchday 23 of the Italian League 1963–64 Serie A. From left to right, standing: F. Janich, C. Furlanis, R. Fogli, P. Tumburus, W. Negri; crouched: M. Perani, G. Bulgarelli, H. Nielsen, H. Haller, E. Pascutti, M. Pavinato (captain).
Rome (Italy), Olympic Stadium, June 7, 1964. Bologna FC – Inter Milan 2-0, Italian League 1963–64 Serie A, Championship tie-breaker. From left to right: a fan, the footballer Helmut Haller and the coach Fulvio Bernardini celebrate Bologna's title at the end of the victorious match.
Rome (Italy), Olympic Stadium, June 7, 1964. A line-up of Bologna FC took to the pitch prior the victorious Scudetto's tie-breaker versus Inter Milan (2-0), Italian League 1963–64 Serie A. From left to right, standing: Francesco Janich, Romano Fogli, Carlo Furlanis, Paride Tumburus, Bruno Capra, William Negri; crouched: Marino Perani, Giacomo Bulgarelli, Harald Nielsen, Helmut Haller, Mirko Pavinato (captain).
Rome, Olympic Stadium, November 8, 1964. A.S. Roma — Bologna F.C. 1-1, Italy Championship 1964–65 Serie A, 8th round. Bologna's winger Helmut Haller (in the background) beats Roma's goalkeeper Fabio Cudicini (no. 1) and scores the first goal of the match.
West German footballer Helmut Haller with Juventus FC in the 1968–69 season, posing inside the Communal Stadium in Turin, Italy.
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La rosa della Juventus FC per la stagione 1968-69, in posa all'interno dello stadio Comunale di Torino. Da sinistra, in piedi: R. Anzolin, S. Salvadore, R. Benetti, G. Leoncini, G. Sarti, E. Castano (capitano), G. Bercellino (I), G. Roveta, H. Haller, G. Zigoni, R. Tancredi; accosciati: L. Pasetti, G. Colausig, L. del Sol, P. Anastasi, E. Favalli, G. Sacco, G. Menichelli.
La rosa della Juventus F.C. all'inizio della stagione 1968-69, in posa all'interno dello stadio Comunale di Torino (Italia). Da sinistra, in piedi: R. Anzolin, S. Salvadore, R. Benetti, G. Leoncini, G. Sarti, E. Castano (capitano), G. Bercellino (I), G. Roveta, H. Haller, G. Zigoni, R. Tancredi; accosciati: L. Pasetti, G. Colausig, L. del Sol, P. Anastasi, E. Favalli, G. Sacco, G. Menichelli.
West German footballer Helmut Haller with Juventus F.C. in the 1st half of the 1969–70 season.
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The first-team squad of Juventus F.C. in the 1969–70 season, posing inside the Communal Stadium in Turin, Italy. From left to right, standing: S. Salvadore, F. Morini, G. Roveta, E. Castano (captain), R. Anzolin, R. Tancredi, M. Pandolfi, H. Haller, E. Favalli, G. Zigoni; crouched: G. Leoncini, L. del Sol, G. Furino, P. Anastasi, L. Leonardi, R. Vieri, E. Rinero.
The first-team squad of Juventus F.C. in the 1969–70 season, posing inside the Communal Stadium in Turin, Italy. From left to right, standing: S. Salvadore, F. Morini, G. Roveta, E. Castano (captain), R. Anzolin, R. Tancredi, M. Pandolfi, H. Haller, E. Favalli, G. Zigoni; crouched: G. Leoncini, L. del Sol, G. Furino, P. Anastasi, L. Leonardi, R. Vieri, E. Rinero.
West German footballer Helmut Haller with Juventus F.C. in the 1st half of the 1969–70 season.
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Una formazione della Juventus FC nella stagione 1969-70, in posa all'interno dello stadio Comunale di Torino (Italia). Da sinistra, in piedi: S Salvadore, E. Castano (capitano), R. Tancredi, H. Haller, L. Leonardi, F. Morini; accosciati: P. Anastasi, R. Vieri, G. Leoncini, S. Jacolino, G. Furino.
The first-team squad of Juventus F.C. in the 1969–70 season, posing inside the Communal Stadium in Turin, Italy. From left to right, standing: S. Salvadore, F. Morini, G. Roveta, E. Castano (captain), R. Anzolin, R. Tancredi, M. Pandolfi, H. Haller, E. Favalli, G. Zigoni; crouched: G. Leoncini, L. del Sol, G. Furino, P. Anastasi, L. Leonardi, R. Vieri, E. Rinero.
Roma (Italia), stadio Olimpico, 28 dicembre 1969. Da sinistra: i calciatori juventini Sandro Salvadore, Lamberto Leonardi, Helmut Haller e Pietro Anastasi escono soddisfatti dal campo al termine della sfida tra A.S. Roma e Juventus F.C. (0-3) valevole per la 14ª giornata del campionato italiano di Serie A 1969-70.
Verona, stadio Marcantonio Bentegodi. Il calciatore tedesco-occidentale Helmut Haller alla Juventus all'inizio della stagione 1970-71, in occasione di una trasferta sul campo del Verona.
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Group photograph of Juventus FC at San Siro stadium in Milan before Inter — Juventus 0-0, matchday 22 of Serie A 1969-70. Standing from left to right: Sandro Salvadore, Ernesto Càstano (c), Helmut Haller, Roberto Anzolin, Lamberto Leonardi, Francesco Morini; crouched: Gianfranco Leoncini, Antonello Cuccureddu, Pietro Anastasi, Luis del Sol, Giuseppe Furino.
The first-team squad of Juventus FC for the 1970–71 season. From left to right, standing: S. Salvadore (captain), G. Marchetti, G. Roveta, A. Cuccureddu, M. Piloni, R. Tancredi, G. Ferioli, F. Landini (II), R. Bettega, F. Morini, L. Spinosi (II), H. Haller, A. Picchi (coach); crouched: G. Zaniboni, G. Savoldi (II), R. Montorsi, A. Novellini, P. Anastasi, L. Danova, G. Furino, F. Causio, F. Capello.
Turin (Italy), Communal Stadium, October 4, 1970. The line-up of Juventus FC took to the pitch prior the home tie versus Bologna FC (0-0), Matchday 2 of the Italian League 1970–71 Serie A. From left to right, standing: Sandro Salvadore (captain), Antonello Cuccureddu, Helmut Haller, Roberto Bettega, Luciano Spinosi, Francesco Morini; crouched: Fabio Capello, Pietro Anastasi, Gianpietro Marchetti, Roberto Tancredi, Giuseppe Furino.
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Verona (Italy), "Marcantonio Bentegodi" Stadium, October 11, 1970. The line-up of Juventus FC took to the pitch prior the away tie versus AC Hellas Verona (0-0), Matchday 3 of Italian League 1970–71 Serie A. From left to right, standing: S. Salvadore (captain), L. Spinosi, H. Haller, R. Bettega, R. Tancredi, F. Morini; crouched: F. Capello, A. Cuccureddu, P. Anastasi, G. Marchetti, G. Furino.
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Helmut Haller 1971. Da der Fotograf noch nicht 70 Jahre tot ist, darf das Bild in der deutschsprachigen Wikipedia NICHT verwendet werden! (siehe unten)
From left to right: Juventus' footballers Roberto Tancredi, Pietro Anastasi, Helmut Haller and Massimo Piloni posing inside the Communal Stadium in Turin, Italy, with their numbered jerseys, to wish an happy 1971 to the Bianconeri fans.
Torino (Italia), stadio Comunale, 14 febbraio 1971. il centrocampista juventino Helmut Haller (a sinistra) alle prese con un avversario veronese, nella sfida tra Juventus F.C. e A.C. Hellas Verona (2-1) valevole per la 18ª giornata del campionato italiano di Serie A 1970-71; in secondo piano, l'attaccante juventino Roberto Bettega.
The first-team squad of Juventus FC in the 1971–72 season. From left to right, standing: S. Salvadore (captain), H. Haller, A. Cuccureddu, G. Savoldi (II), F. Morini, P. Carmignani, G. Alessandrelli, M. Piloni, R. Bettega, L. Spinosi, G. Marchetti, Č. Vycpálek (coach); crouched: P. Anastasi, A. Novellini, G. Furino, F. Causio, S. Longobucco, F. Viola, G. Roveta, F. Capello.
Villar Perosa (Piedmont, Italy), August 5, 1971. Some Juventus F.C. footballers in a training break during the 1971–72 preseason; from left to right: Gianluigi Roveta, Francesco Morini (standing), Helmut Haller, Gianpietro Marchetti, Luciano Spinosi, Roberto Bettega and Pietro Anastasi.
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Milan (Italy), San Siro, October 31, 1971. The line-up of Juventus FC took to the pitch prior the away victory versus Milan AC (4-1), Matchday 4 of the Italian League 1971–72 Serie A. From left to right, standing: Sandro Salvadore (captain), Francesco Morini, Luciano Spinosi, Roberto Bettega, Pietro Carmignani, Helmut Haller; crouched: Fabio Capello, Franco Causio, Gianpietro Marchetti, Pietro Anastasi, Giuseppe Furino.
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A line-up of Juventus F.C. in the 1971–72 season, posing inside the Communal Stadium in Turin, Italy. From left to right, standing: S. Salvadore (captain), H. Haller, L. Spinosi (II), R. Bettega, F. Morini, P. Carmignani; crouched: F. Capello, G. Marchetti, P. Anastasi, F. Causio, G. Furino.
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A line-up of Juventus F.C. in the 1971–72 season, posing inside the Communal Stadium in Turin, Italy. From left to right, standing: S. Salvadore (captain), H. Haller, L. Spinosi (II), R. Bettega, F. Morini, P. Carmignani; crouched: F. Capello, G. Marchetti, P. Anastasi, F. Causio, G. Furino.
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A line-up of Juventus F.C. in the 1971–72 season, posing inside the Communal Stadium in Turin, Italy. From left to right, standing: S. Salvadore (captain), H. Haller, L. Spinosi (II), R. Bettega, F. Morini, P. Carmignani; crouched: F. Capello, G. Marchetti, P. Anastasi, F. Causio, G. Furino.
A line-up of Juventus F.C. in the 1971–72 season, posing inside the Communal Stadium in Turin, Italy. From left to right, standing: S. Salvadore (captain), H. Haller, L. Spinosi (II), R. Bettega, F. Morini, P. Carmignani; crouched: F. Capello, G. Marchetti, P. Anastasi, F. Causio, G. Furino.
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A line-up of Juventus FC in the 1971–72 season, posing inside the Communal Stadium in Turin, Italy. From left to right, standing: Sandro Salvadore (captain), Helmut Haller, Luciano Spinosi, Roberto Bettega, Francesco Morini, Pietro Carmignani; crouched: Fabio Capello, Gianpietro Marchetti, Pietro Anastasi, Franco Causio, Giuseppe Furino.
Juventus F.C. training at the Campo Combi in Turin; coach Čestmír Vycpálek (left), José Altafini (center) and Helmut Haller (right).
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A line-up of Juventus F.C. in the 1972–73 season, posing inside the Communal Stadium in Turin, Italy. From left to right, standing: Sandro Salvadore (captain), Francesco Morini, Dino Zoff, Helmut Haller, Luciano Spinosi; crouched: Fabio Capello, Franco Causio, Antonello Cuccureddu, Pietro Anastasi, Roberto Bettega, Giuseppe Furino.
Roma (Italia), stadio Olimpico, 20 maggio 1973. Staff e calciatori della Juventus FC – da sinistra: il medico sociale dott. Francesco La Neve, Gianpietro Marchetti, Francesco Morini, Helmut Haller e Pietro Anastasi – festeggiano negli spogliatoi al termine della vittoria esterna contro l'AS Roma (1-2) valevole per la 30ª giornata del campionato italiano di Serie A 1972-73; stante le contemporanee sconfitte delle rivali nella corsa-scudetto, AC Milan e SS Lazio, rispettivamente sui campi di Verona e Napoli, la squadra bianconera conquistò il suo 15º titolo italiano.
West German footballer Helmut Haller of Bologna FC (left) vs Tarcisio Burgnich (Inter Milan) during the tie-breaker match Bologna v Inter Milan (2-0) to decide the winner of the 1963-64 Italian Serie A League.
Helmut Haller war ein 🙋♂️ deutscher Fußballspieler
Wie alt wurde Helmut Haller?
Helmut Haller erreichte ein Alter von ⌛ 73 Jahren.
Wann hat Helmut Haller Geburtstag?
Helmut Haller wurde an einem Freitag am ⭐ 21. Juli 1939 geboren.
Wo wurde Helmut Haller geboren?
Helmut Haller wurde in 🚩 Augsburg, Deutschland, geboren.
Wann starb Helmut Haller?
Helmut Haller ist am ✟ 11. Oktober 2012 in Augsburg, Deutschland, gestorben.
In welchem Sternzeichen wurde Helmut Haller geboren?
Helmut Haller wurde im westlichen Sternzeichen ♋ Krebs geboren. Nach der chinesischen Astrologie ist sein Tierkreiszeichen der Hase 兔 mit dem Element Erde ('Erde-Hase').
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