The 1990 World Cup champion is working as a parking attendant at a top club
Steven Perez
Dailysports's expert
Bayern Munich is preparing for their UEFA Champions League match against Barcelona, and an unusual scene was spotted at the German club's training facility.
Details: Bayern legend and 1990 World Cup champion Hans Pflügler was seen parking the players' cars at the training ground, taking them one by one to the underground garage.
Why is he doing this? The legendary former defender is currently involved in various roles at Bayern. Club patron Uli Hoeneß (72) entrusted him with merchandising tasks, and later with managing several fan shops. In addition, he oversees the organization of the traditional "FC Bayern Legends" team.
His responsibilities even include parking new company cars. Pflügler was seen handling the new Audi SQ8 (maximum electric power of 370 kW, or 503 hp) belonging to Manuel Neuer, Min-Jae Kim (27), and Serge Gnabry (28), as well as the SQ6 (360 kW, or 489 hp) of Dayot Upamecano (25) and others.
Reminder: Bayern's supervisory board member Karl-Heinz Rummenigge recently highlighted the main change in the team following Vincent Kompany's arrival as head coach.
