One of Liverpool‘s star defender in the early 2000s Markus Babbel with his illness problems. Founded in 1892, it is one of the biggest Merseyside clubs in England. Liverpool has also putten hands on each domestic silverware of the English Premier League. Moreover, the club has also shown dominance in European competitions. Wining 6 European Cups, 3 UEFA Cups, 4 UEFA Super Cups as well as 1 FIFA Club World Cup. All these glory days were the hard work of Liverpool Legends. Like Steven Gerrard, etc. But, one of these underrated players was Markus Babbel. For many young Liverpool fans, he might be an unknown face to them. But to all Liverpool fans of the early 21st century, he was a known name.
Babbel under Gérard Houllier had 42 appearances with 3 goals. He spends 4 seasons with the Merseyside Liverpool. Where he won the FA cup, FA community shield, League cup, UEFA cup, and UEFA Super cup once each. He was part of the Liverpool Treble winner team of the 2000-2001 season.
What happened to Markus Babbel in his time in Liverpool?
Markus Babbel was born on 8 September 1972, who was a German international and currently a coach. He played as a defender for the Merseyside as well as his country team Germany. Babbel is two times UEFA Cup Champion. Firstly with Bayern Munich in 1996 then with Liverpool in 2001.
Moreover, He was an important member of Liverpool’s side of the 2000-2001 season. Apart from defending he has also helped his team in attacks. His runs down the right flank have led to a number of goals for the Reds. His career in Liverpool was suddenly put to a halt. Because he was suffering from Guillain–Barré syndrome. Which has putten him out of the squad for a whole year.
Currently, Babbel has been a manager for many different clubs. Clubs like Stuttgart, Hertha BSC, 1899 Hoffenheim, FC Luzern, Western Sydney Wanderers. Helping his club to lift up Bundesliga 2006-2007 season.
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