Take a look at the German Football Museum that was opened in Dortmund on the back of the 2006 World Cup.
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00:00Football history will never be forgotten and will be written down every day.
00:15The Deutsches Fußballmuseum is the cultural heritage of the 2006 World Cup,
00:20the tournament that also took place in Germany.
00:24The German Football Association has invested the economic profit of this tournament
00:31in a German football museum and has chosen Dortmund
00:36because Dortmund is located in a region that is very densely populated with football clubs,
00:42a very authentic region for football.
00:46Football is a part of life here and that's why...
00:49...we have more than 1,600 objects in the Deutsches Fußballmuseum
00:58that all have great stories to tell.
01:00That's why it's incredibly hard to say.
01:02We have three outstanding exhibits,
01:06but of course the objects that have to do with the World Cup are important.
01:10Germany won the World Cup four times, the European Championship three times
01:14and we have really great objects from each of these tournaments.
01:18The final ball from 1954.
01:21At that time, there was only one ball that was played with.
01:25Then we have the jersey of Gerd Müller from 1974 from the World Cup,
01:29with which he won the title of Germany.