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Jürgen Grabowski entered the world on the 7th of July 1944 in Wiesbaden, West Germany. He began his football journey with local clubs SV Biebrich 1919 and FV Biebrich 1902 before joining Eintracht Frankfurt in 1965.
Grabowski helped secure German Cup titles during the 1973, 74 and 1974, 75 seasons while playing for Eintracht Frankfurt. The team also won the UEFA Europa League in 1980 despite injury preventing him from playing in those finals.
In Mexico 1970, Grabowski was named the best substitute in the world by observers after delivering a cross to Karl-Heinz Schnellinger. That Italian club professional scored the equalizing goal in the last second of regular time leading to a 4, 3 semi-final loss after extra time.
Jürgen Grabowski turned 30 years old on the 7th of July 1974 while celebrating a World Cup win at the Munich Olympic Stadium. He scored during West Germany's 4, 2 victory over Sweden in the second round before winning the tournament alongside teammate Bernd Hölzenbein.
His playing career ended in 1980 following an injury caused by Lothar Matthäus during a collision with the future legend. He stopped active play shortly after winning the UEFA Cup and later served briefly as manager of Eintracht Frankfurt.
Grabowski received multiple Bundesliga Team of the Season selections between 1966, 67 and 1977, 78 totaling eight awards. On the 3rd of December 2014, he was awarded the Hessian Order of Merit for his contributions and remained honorary captain until his death.