The Germany veteran equalled the nation's all-time goalscoring record on Friday but insists that comparisons between him and the forward are farcical Miroslav Klose insists that comparing him to Gerd Muller is "an absolute joke" following his equalling of as Germany's goalscoring record in the nation's 3-0 win over Austria on Friday. The Lazio striker opened the scoring during the 2014 World...Full Story »

Lazio forward Miroslav Klose has revealed that he plans to retire from international football after World Cup 2014 before ending his playing career back in the Bundesliga. The veteran forward, who is one strike shy of Gerd Muller's record of 68 Germany goals, left his homeland in 2011 for the Stadio Olimpico where he has continued to shine in attack despite being 35 years old. Klose has admitt...Full Story »

The iconic former West Germany striker insists that he hopes the Lazio frontman surpasses his goalscoring tally Legendary striker Gerd Muller believes that Germany forward Miroslav Klose deserves to break his international goalscoring record. The Lazio attacker, 34, is one goal shy of equalling the tally of 68 set by the Bayern Munich icon, which has stood for 39 years. Ahead of Germany's f...Full Story »

Miroslav Klose scored five goals as Lazio thrashed Bologna 6-0 in their Serie A clash at the Stadio Olimpico. The Germany international netted his hat-trick before half-time then came out firing again after the break to put Bologna to the sword in a dominant performance. Hernanes also got onto the scoresheet for the home side with their second goal of the day, before Klose stole all of the hea...Full Story »

Lazio moved to within five points of Serie A leaders Juventus after Miroslav Klose fired them to a late 1-0 win over title rivals Inter Milan on Saturday. The Germany international's 82nd-minute winner, his 10th goal of the season, lifted Lazio into fourth place on 33 points, level with Napoli, while second-placed Inter missed the chance to close the gap on Antonio Conte's champions to one po...Full Story »

Miroslav Klose's 10th goal of the Serie A season lifted Lazio into fourth place with a 2-1 win over Parma. Both sides went into the game chasing qualification for European competition and Giuseppe Biava's early goal put the Biancocelesti on the path to a Champions League place. Klose doubled the hosts' advantage just before the break and Parma would end the day six points shy of contention for...Full Story »

Four goals in less than half an hour earned Sweden an unimaginable 4-4 draw against Germany in a dramatic World Cup qualifier in Berlin. Miroslav Klose moved closer to becoming Germany's all-time top goalscorer with a double early on before Per Mertesacker added a third for the hosts before half time. Once Mesut Ozil made it 4-0 early in the second half, Germany's 14th consecutive win in qua...Full Story »

Pescara's mini-revival was ended in emphatic fashion as Lazio ran out comfortable 3-0 winners at Stadio Adriatico. The hosts had won two and drawn one of their last three matches having opened the campaign with three straight defeats, but had no answers today as Lazio put them to the sword on the back of a rampant first-half display. A Hernanes free-kick and a brace by Miroslav Klose had the m...Full Story »

Lazio maintained their 100 percent winning start to the Serie A season after a comfortable 3-1 win against Chievo at the Stadio Marcantonio Bentegodi. Hernanes was the star of the show scoring twice in either half while he also set up Miroslav Klose for his strike as Vladimir Petkovic's side registered their third league win in a row. Sergio Pellissier netted a late penalty for the hosts, who ...Full Story »

Lazio are one of three sides to lead the way with 100 per cent records in Serie A thanks to their comfortable 3-0 win over Palermo. The Roman club were grateful to the predatory instincts of Germany striker Miroslav Klose, who bookended a win which also included a strike from Antonio Candreva. Vladimir Petkovic's men were rarely troubled by a disappointing Palermo side who were turned over by ...Full Story »