Günter Netzer – “Football Pop Star” with media installation
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The German Football Museum in Dortmund will open its largest personalized special exhibition to date, “Netzer – the Seventies,” on April 8, 2025.
The exhibition pays tribute to football icon Günter Netzer and the golden age of football in the 1970s.
On an impressive area of 1.000 square meters, visitors can expect an immersive media installation that presents Netzer’s football world through multiple projections, film and Photography brought to life.
The exhibition combines visual impressions with the characteristic sound of the seventies and features extraordinary exhibits from Netzer's career.
Complementing the main exhibition, the photo exhibition “Günter Netzer by Masahide Tomikoshi” will be shown, presenting largely unpublished photographs by the Japanese master photographer from Netzer’s time at Borussia Mönchengladbach and Real Madrid.
The exhibition was created in cooperation with Borussia Mönchengladbach and is a contribution to the Bundesliga club's 125th anniversary. It will be on display until October 8, 2025, and tickets cost twelve euros.
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Manuel Neukirchner, director of the German Football Museum, describes the exhibition as “a homage to an extraordinary personality in an equally extraordinary era.”
Football romantics who admire the 1970s as an era of nonconformist individualists and revolutionary playing styles will especially get their money's worth.
The exhibition promises to present Günter Netzer as the first great pop star of German football – and offers visitors a unique and expansive overall experience.
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