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Discover Stefan Effenberg, former captain and iconic figure of Bayern Munich, with this Funko POP! Football No. 112 figurine. This figure pays tribute to one of the Bavarian club’s most memorable players of the late 1990s and early 2000s.
Standing approximately 11.2 cm tall, the figurine depicts Stefan Effenberg in the signature style of the POP! range, with an oversized head and simplified features. The midfielder is depicted in Bayern Munich’s red kit, in a dynamic pose that evokes his leadership on the pitch.
Made from PVC, this figurine is primarily intended for collecting and display. It comes in the traditional Funko display box and can be added to the other POP! Football figurines dedicated to Bayern Munich’s past and present players.
Technical specifications
Manufacturer: Funko
Range / Collection: POP! Football
Number: 112
Licence: Football
Club: FC Bayern München / Bayern Munich
Player: Stefan Effenberg
Historical position: midfielder
Type: Collectable POP! figurine
Material: PVC / vinyl
Height: approx. 11.2 cm
Presentation: Stefan Effenberg in his red Bayern Munich kit on a grass-effect base
Funko reference: 96151
EAN: 0889698961516
Player’s background and career (Lore)
Stefan Effenberg is a former German midfielder born on 2 August 1968 in Hamburg. After beginning his professional career at Borussia Mönchengladbach, he joined Bayern Munich for the first time in 1990, before continuing his career at Fiorentina and then returning to Mönchengladbach.
He returned to Bayern in 1998 under Ottmar Hitzfeld and quickly became one of the team’s leaders. Appointed captain in 1999, Effenberg played a major role in one of the most successful periods in the club’s modern history.
With Bayern Munich, he won three consecutive German league titles in 1999, 2000 and 2001, as well as the German Cup in 2000. His greatest success came in 2001 when Bayern won the Champions League against Valencia CF.
In that final, played in Milan, Effenberg scored Bayern’s equaliser from the penalty spot before also converting his spot-kick in the decisive shoot-out. As captain, he then lifted the Champions League trophy, bringing the club’s first European title in 25 years.
Known for his strong personality, his influence in midfield and his leadership qualities, Effenberg was nicknamed ‘Cheffe’, meaning ‘the boss’. He made 160 competitive appearances and scored 35 goals for Bayern Munich and is still regarded today as one of the club’s legends.