A few days ago, Rummenig, who is about to celebrate his 70th birthday, was interviewed by the Italian media "Evening Post".

Rummeniger recalled: "When I played at Bayern, I also went to nightclubs to have some drinks after the game. Unlike now, players could occasionally do some ordinary things like their peers. It was an advantage."

"The hardest defenders? There are two. Gentile and Carl Heinz Foster. Gentile was at home in Fiorentina. I scored one goal and gave one assist, and he said to me, 'If you do something again, I will kill you!'"

Rummeniger also recalled the goal that was blown away against the Glasgow Rangers in 1984: "My most beautiful goal at Inter Milan? Unfortunately, it was that goal, but it became famous in the end. The referee was sentenced to invalid for dangerous moves. And the referee was still a German. "

Rumenig continued: "The first time playing in San Siro, the Italian Cup against Avellino: That was a welcome I had never had in my life, and the fans of the court shouted my name in unison as I waited for the entrance. I will always be grateful to the Italians, not just Milan fans. My family has always felt comfortable here. I learned a lot, including dressing, which is not my strong point: When I returned to Germany, people regarded me as an Italian gentleman. "

"The regret of not being able to win the championship at Inter Milan? Yes, for the sake of the fans, I sometimes cry, and for the chairman Pellegrini who died not long ago."