The most capped Germany international of all time is Lothar Matthaus, who made a total of 150 appearances for the German national team between 1980 and 2000. Matthaus is widely regarded as one of the greatest players in German soccer history, and he is the only German player to have won the FIFA World Cup (in 1990) and the Ballon d’Or (in 1991). Matthaus played as a midfielder and was known for his leadership, technical ability, and goalscoring prowess. He spent the majority of his career at Bayern Munich, where he won numerous domestic and international titles. In addition to his 150 caps for Germany, Matthaus also won the Bundesliga title seven times and the UEFA Champions League once.