Overview
- Werner Lorant, the iconic coach who led TSV 1860 München from the third division to Bundesliga prominence, died on Easter Sunday at 76.
- Lorant passed away in a hospital in Wasserburg am Inn after battling a serious illness for the past one and a half years.
- TSV 1860 München announced plans to honor Lorant with black armbands and a minute's silence at upcoming matches, including a special tribute on May 3 against Rot-Weiss Essen.
- Known for his no-nonsense style and fiery personality, Lorant earned the nickname 'Beinhart' and left a lasting legacy in German football.
- Former players and colleagues remembered Lorant as the most successful coach in TSV 1860 München's history, praising his transformative impact on the club.