Overview
- TSV 1860 München confirmed Werner Lorant's death on Easter Sunday at the age of 76 in a Wasserburg hospital.
- Lorant coached TSV 1860 München from 1992 to 2001, leading the club from the third-tier Bayernliga to Bundesliga prominence and European competition.
- Before his coaching career, Lorant played 325 Bundesliga matches, winning the UEFA Cup and DFB-Pokal with Eintracht Frankfurt.
- Known for his tough, emotional style, Lorant earned the nickname 'Beinhart' and became a cult figure in German football.
- TSV 1860 München plans tributes, including wearing black armbands and holding a moment of silence at upcoming matches, to honor his legacy.