Germany Prints, Posters, and Wall Art

Our Germany collection includes portraits of some of the most iconic players in football history. Franz Beckenbauer, known as "Der Kaiser," revolutionized the role of the sweeper and led West Germany to World Cup glory in 1974. Gerd Müller, the "Bomber der Nation," was one of the most prolific goal scorers of all time, whose finishing skills helped West Germany win the 1974 World Cup and the 1972 European Championship. For modern-era fans, our collection also includes portraits of Toni Kroos, Oliver Kahn, and Lothar Matthäus, capturing these players’ importance in Germany's success in both domestic and international football.

In addition to these player portraits, FutbolEros has curated a selection of posters that commemorate the most famous moments in German football. These are the goals, saves, and victories that have left an indelible mark on football history:

1. Andreas Brehme’s Penalty Goal, 1990 World Cup Final The 1990 World Cup Final between West Germany and Argentina was a tense affair, but Andreas Brehme’s calm and composed penalty in the 85th minute sealed the victory for West Germany, giving them their third World Cup title. Our poster captures this iconic moment of Brehme’s decisive strike, a moment of pure precision and poise.
2. Miroslav Klose’s Record-Breaking Goal, 2014 World Cup Semi-Final Miroslav Klose became the all-time leading scorer in World Cup history when he scored his 16th goal in the 2014 World Cup semi-final against Brazil. This match, which ended in a stunning 7-1 victory for Germany, is one of the most famous in World Cup history, and Klose’s record goal is a moment that will never be forgotten.
3. Mario Götze’s Goal, 2014 World Cup Final Mario Götze’s extra-time goal in the 2014 World Cup Final against Argentina secured Germany's fourth World Cup title. The stunning volley, taken on the chest and finished with finesse, is one of the most dramatic goals in World Cup final history, and our poster captures the moment of glory as Götze became a national hero.
4. Michael Ballack’s Goal, Euro 2008 Group Stage A leader on and off the pitch, Michael Ballack was a key figure for Germany in the 2000s. His stunning goal against Austria in the 2008 European Championship group stage propelled Germany into the knockout rounds, showcasing his immense skill and leadership. Our poster immortalizes the power and accuracy of his strike.
5. Philipp Lahm’s Goal, 2006 World Cup Opening Match Philipp Lahm, one of Germany’s greatest defenders, scored a beautiful long-range goal in the opening match of the 2006 World Cup, hosted on home soil. His strike set the tone for Germany’s campaign and remains one of the most memorable goals of the tournament.

At FutbolEros, we believe that football is more than just a game—it’s a collection of moments that unite fans across generations. Our posters are created to let fans relive these magical moments and celebrate the legends who made them possible. Whether you’re a fan of the golden era of West Germany or the modern success of Die Mannschaft, our Germany collection has something for every football enthusiast.

Explore our collection today and bring home a piece of football history with a poster from FutbolEros.