FC Kaiserslautern
Which team did the player Bjarne Goldbæk belong to from 1989 to 1993?
Bjarne Goldbæk Bjarne Goldbæk ( born 6 October 1968 ) is a Danish former professional footballer and current sports pundit for Eurosport . He played for a number of foreign clubs , including Chelsea and Fulham in England and several clubs in Germany . He most prominently won the 1990 German Cup tournament and 1990–91 Bundesliga championship with 1 . FC Kaiserslautern . For the Denmark national football team , Goldbæk was capped 28 times , and he was a part of the Danish squads for the 1998 FIFA World Cup and UEFA Euro 2000 tournaments . He currently works as a football agent , and as an occasional football commentator on Eurosport during Bundesliga matches . Club career . Born in Copenhagen , Goldbæk started his career with Danish club B 1901 , before he was snapped up by the top-flight Danish 1st Division club Næstved IF in 1987 . He quickly moved abroad to play for Schalke 04 of the Bundesliga in September that year . In December 1989 , Goldbæk changed clubs to Bundesliga rivals 1 . FC Kaiserslautern , where he won the German Bundesliga championship in the 1990–91 season . He further played for Tennis Borussia Berlin and 1 . FC Köln in Germany , before returning to Denmark to play for F.C . Copenhagen in 1996 . At F.C . Copenhagen , he quickly became a mainstay in the team , and he was awarded the 1998 F.C . Copenhagen Player of the Year award . Following good displays and a goal scored in two UEFA Cup Winners Cup matches against Chelsea,<ref 1998/99></ref> he joined them in November 1998 for a fee of £330,000 , in a deal that sent fellow Dane Brian Laudrup from Chelsea to Copenhagen . Goldbæk originally made a big impression when he moved to Stamford Bridge , but was not in favour with Chelseas manager Gianluca Vialli , who tried to off-load him to Birmingham City and Nottingham Forest . He struggled to hold down a regular rotation place at Chelsea , before Fulham snatched him from Chelsea in January 2000 , at the cost of £650,000 . He made his Fulham debut in January 2000 , a 1–0 home defeat at the hands of Grimsby Town . However , he soon became an important player , as Fulham won the English First Division crown in the 2000–01 season . As Fulham manager Jean Tiganas team strengthened , it appeared Goldbæks future was becoming bleak at the club . He made just 17 appearances in the 2001–02 season . However , he started the next campaign in the picture , as he came on as a substitute in the Intertoto Cup game against FC Haka from Finland in early July 2002 . As a result , Goldbæk would sign a one-year contract extension . He left Fulham to play for Regionalliga club Rot-Weiss Essen in 2003 . Goldbæk justified his move by stating that he had moved with his family into a house located in the nearby town of Gladbeck , and the support Rot-Weiss Essen commanded by regularly having 10.000 spectators at their home games . He was the team captain when the club earned promotion to the 2 . Bundesliga in 2004 , but as Rot-Weiss Essen were relegated to the Regionalliga again the following year , Goldbæk retired his active career in summer 2005 . International career . Goldbæk made his debut for Denmark on 18 November 1987 , in a 1988 Olympic Games qualifier against the West Germany Olympic national team , which ended in a 1–0 defeat . After retirement . Goldbæk works as a licensed consultant for players and coaches . Honours . - 1 . FC Kaiserslautern - DFB-Pokal : 1990 - Bundesliga : 1990–91 - DFB-Supercup : 1991 - F.C . Copenhagen - Danish Cup : 1996–97 - Chelsea - FA Cup : 2000 - Fulham - Football League First Division : 2000–01 Individual . - Copenhagen Player of the Year : 1998 External links . - Bjarne Goldbæk at DBU ( Danish national team career stats ) - Bjarne Goldbæk at NipserStat ( F.C . Copenhagen career stats )