It's hard to believe that it's a decade since Polish-born Germany striker Miroslav Klose became the World Cup's all-time record goalscorer.
Klose joined Lazio in 2011 for what many believed would be a swan-song in the slower-paced Serie A, and yet five years later the 37-year-old has notched 62 goals in all competitions and cemented his status as a Biancazzurri legend. He is also one of eight players in Serie A history to have scored five goals in one match.
He recently announced his decision to depart the Roman club - though it remains unclear if he'll play elsewhere next season or hang up his boots.
Nonetheless, Lazio have decided to honour the man they call 'Miro' with a special jersey for their home fixture with Fiorentina, and are promoting their final game as 'Klose Day'.
Questa è la splendida maglia celebrativa con cui domenica sera i ragazzi scenderanno in campo per il #KloseDay 👌 pic.twitter.com/HsFuWcn6Mi
— S.S.Lazio (@OfficialSSLazio) May 13, 2016
It's a nice touch, but surely at least one Lazio player will score and wonkily land a front-flip in tribute to the great man.
[r/soccer]
