Description: (Austrian Professional Football Centre-Forward)
Matthias Sindelar, a renowned Austrian professional footballer, was known for his exceptional skills as a centre-forward for Austria Vienna and the national team. He captained the celebrated Wunderteam in the early 1930s, showcasing remarkable dribbling ability and creativity on the field. His influence helped the team evolve into a successful 2-3-5 formation, earning them the nickname "the Viennese whirlpool." Sindelar's technical prowess and vision compensated for the team's occasional inefficiencies, solidifying his legacy as one of the finest pre-war footballers.