Oliver Bierhoff
- Full name: Oliver Bierhoff
- Date of birth: May 1, 1968
- Place of birth: Karlsruhe, West Germany
- Nationality: German
- Position: Striker (center-forward)
ASCOLI
- Tenure: 1991–1992 season
- Appearances (league): 24
- Goals (league): 6
- Notes: Bierhoff joined Ascoli (Italy) early in his professional career after spells in German lower divisions. His strong aerial ability and finishing began to attract wider attention while playing in Italy, which later led to moves to larger Serie A clubs and his breakthrough at the international level with Germany.
Career highlights (summary)
- Began professional career in Germany, moved to Italy where he played for multiple clubs including Ascoli, Udinese, AC Milan and others.
- Most notable club success: key goals and performances for Udinese in Serie A and later played for AC Milan.
- International: Germany national team — famously scored the winning golden goal in the UEFA Euro 1996 final versus the Czech Republic.
- After retirement he served in management roles, including sporting director of the German national team.
Playing style
- Traditional target man: strong in the air, excellent positional sense in the box, clinical finishing.
- Known for his ability to score with headers and convert chances inside the penalty area.
This entry focuses on his period at Ascoli and provides a concise career overview. Additional statistics, match-by-match details, or information about other clubs and seasons can be provided if needed.