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	*National League: Season 9, 10, 12		*National League: Season 9, 10, 12
			*Kirola Cup: Season 11
	*IFCF Champions' League: Cycle 1 (74th overall)		*IFCF Champions' League: Cycle 1 (74th overall)
	*~~Kirola Cup~~: ~~Season 11~~		*Atlantian Oceania Champions' League: Cycle 36

	'''Individual'''		'''Individual'''
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	*''National Press'' Sportsman of the Year: 2018, 2019, 2021, 2024, 2026, 2027, 2029		*''National Press'' Sportsman of the Year: 2018, 2019, 2021, 2024, 2026, 2027, 2029
	*''Stelburger Zeitung'' Top Teus Athlete: 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2024, 2025, 2026, 2027, 2029		*''Stelburger Zeitung'' Top Teus Athlete: 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2024, 2025, 2026, 2027, 2029
	*''KarlingSport'' Galacticos Index: Longlist, cycle 75, 76		*''KarlingSport'' Galacticos Index: Longlist, cycle 75, 76, 77
	*''KarlingSport'' Galacticos Index: Best XI/Shortlist, cycle 75, 76		*''KarlingSport'' Galacticos Index: Best XI/Shortlist, cycle 75, 76
	*''KarlingSport'' Galacticos Index: Silver Galactico, cycle 76		*''KarlingSport'' Galacticos Index: Silver Galactico, cycle 76

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	\|-		\| name = Thorsten Kramer
	~~\|style~~=~~"text-align:center;" colspan="2"\|~~		\| fullname = Thorsten Wilhelm Kramer
	~~\|- style="text-align:center;"~~		\| birth_date = May 4, 2000
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	~~\|- style="vertical-align:top;"~~		\| height = 185cm
	~~\|'''Full name'''\|\|~~Thorsten Wilhelm Kramer		\| position = Centre midfield
	\|~~- style~~=~~"vertical-align:top;"~~		\| currentclub = [[1830 Cathair]] {{flagicon\|Audioslavia}} (captain)
	~~\|'''Date of birth'''\|\|~~May 4, 2000		\| clubnumber = 10
	\|~~- style="vertical-align:top;"~~		\| youthyears1 = 2010–17 \|youthclubs1 = [[FC Teussen Stelburg]] {{flagicon\|Siovanija and Teusland}}
	~~\|'''Height'''\|\| 183cm (6'1)~~		\| years1 = 2017–2023 \|clubs1 = [[FC Teussen Stelburg]] {{flagicon\|Siovanija and Teusland}} \|caps1 = 147 \|goals1 = 56
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	~~\|'''Playing position'''\|\| Centre midfield~~		\| nationalyears1 = 2018– \|nationalteam1 = [[Siovanija and Teusland national football team\|Siovanija and Teusland]] \|nationalcaps1 = 178 \|nationalgoals1 = 57
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	~~\|'''Place of birth'''\|\|~~ Stelburg, {{flag\|Siovanija and Teusland}}
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	~~\|'''Current club'''\|\|~~ 1830 Cathair {{flagicon\|Audioslavia}} (captain)
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	~~\|'''Number'''\|\|~~ 10
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	~~\|'''2010-2017'''\|\|~~ FC Teussen Stelburg {{flagicon\|Siovanija and Teusland}}
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	~~\|'''2017-2023'''\|\|~~ FC Teussen Stelburg {{flagicon\|Siovanija and Teusland}}
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	\|~~'''2023-'''\|~~\| 1830 Cathair {{flagicon\|Audioslavia}}
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	~~\|'''Caps'''\|\|~~ 178
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	~~\|'''Goals'''\|\|~~ 57
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	'''Thorsten Wilhelm Kramer''' (born May 4, 2000) is a Siovanija & Teusland professional footballer who plays centre midfield for Audioslavian club 1830 Cathair and the [[Siovanija and Teusland national football team]]. Considered to be the best footballer from Siovanija & Teusland, and one of the top players in the world, Kramer has won a Republikaliga title with [[FC Teussen Stelburg]], as well as 3 Audioslav National League titles with 1830 Cathair. The greatest accomplishment of Kramer's club career, to date, was being part of the Cathair squad that won IFCF [[Champions' League 1]], defeating Brenecian side Northern Stallions in a penalty shootout.		'''Thorsten Wilhelm Kramer''' (born May 4, 2000) is a Siovanija & Teusland professional footballer who plays centre midfield for Audioslavian club 1830 Cathair and the [[Siovanija and Teusland national football team]]. Considered to be the best footballer from Siovanija & Teusland, and one of the top players in the world, Kramer has won a Republikaliga title with [[FC Teussen Stelburg]], as well as 3 Audioslav National League titles with 1830 Cathair. The greatest accomplishment of Kramer's club career, to date, was being part of the Cathair squad that won IFCF [[Champions' League 1]], defeating Brenecian side Northern Stallions in a penalty shootout.

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	'''Thorsten Wilhelm Kramer''' (born May 4, 2000) is a Siovanija & Teusland professional footballer who plays centre midfield for Audioslavian club 1830 Cathair and the [[Siovanija and Teusland national football team]]. Considered to be the best footballer from Siovanija & Teusland, and one of the top players in the world, Kramer has won a Republikaliga title with [[FC Teussen Stelburg]], as well as 2 Audioslav National League titles with 1830 Cathair. The greatest accomplishment of Kramer's club career, to date, was being part of the Cathair squad that won IFCF [[Champions' League 1]], defeating Brenecian side Northern Stallions in a penalty shootout.		'''Thorsten Wilhelm Kramer''' (born May 4, 2000) is a Siovanija & Teusland professional footballer who plays centre midfield for Audioslavian club 1830 Cathair and the [[Siovanija and Teusland national football team]]. Considered to be the best footballer from Siovanija & Teusland, and one of the top players in the world, Kramer has won a Republikaliga title with [[FC Teussen Stelburg]], as well as 3 Audioslav National League titles with 1830 Cathair. The greatest accomplishment of Kramer's club career, to date, was being part of the Cathair squad that won IFCF [[Champions' League 1]], defeating Brenecian side Northern Stallions in a penalty shootout.

	Born in the city of Stelburg, Teusland, Kramer grew up in the city playing football and as a fan of local club [[FC Teussen Stelburg]]. Having earned a reputation for himself as a schoolboy playing in the city's youth leagues, Kramer was signed to an academy contract at FC Teussen Stelburg at the age of 10. His stock continued to rise over the years, and by the time he was 15, he was being discussed as the number 1 prospect in all of Siovanija & Teusland. At the age of 18, he broke in Teussen's first team, and became a key fixture in the starting eleven for the rest of his time at the club. In the summer of 2023, he was sold to Audioslav giants 1830 Cathair for a fee of 15 million tolars, and has become a key player for the club in his time there.		Born in the city of Stelburg, Teusland, Kramer grew up in the city playing football and as a fan of local club [[FC Teussen Stelburg]]. Having earned a reputation for himself as a schoolboy playing in the city's youth leagues, Kramer was signed to an academy contract at FC Teussen Stelburg at the age of 10. His stock continued to rise over the years, and by the time he was 15, he was being discussed as the number 1 prospect in all of Siovanija & Teusland. At the age of 18, he broke in Teussen's first team, and became a key fixture in the starting eleven for the rest of his time at the club. In the summer of 2023, he was sold to Audioslav giants 1830 Cathair for a fee of 15 million tolars, and has become a key player for the club in his time there.

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	In the storied history of 1830 Cathair, the club had won almost every trophy it was possible to win. The one piece of silverware missing from their cabinet was the Audioslav domestic cup competition, the Kirola Cup. 1830 Cathair put on a strong performance in the early rounds of the Cup, knocking out Oljestaden IF in the first round before knocking out lower tier side Excelsior Zijweg on penalties in the second round. Kramer and Cathair would win again in the third round, 2-0 over Larenjeiras, before a dominant 4-0 victory over Bombarralense. Cathair's supporters were beginning to believe it was finally their year in the Cup, and with a 1-0 win over Necromarinai in the semifinal, they earned a chance to play for the trophy. Fellow National League side KT Moreazerua awaited them in the final, and a close-fought match was broken up only by a goal from Kramer himself in the second half, a long-range effort that saw 1830 Cathair finally capture the Kirola Cup title. In addition to a first domestic cup win for the club, it was also the first domestic cup win for Kramer, who had never won the President's Cup title during his [[FC Teussen Stelburg]] career. Fresh off of this success, Kramer and Cathair were looking forward to the future.		In the storied history of 1830 Cathair, the club had won almost every trophy it was possible to win. The one piece of silverware missing from their cabinet was the Audioslav domestic cup competition, the Kirola Cup. 1830 Cathair put on a strong performance in the early rounds of the Cup, knocking out Oljestaden IF in the first round before knocking out lower tier side Excelsior Zijweg on penalties in the second round. Kramer and Cathair would win again in the third round, 2-0 over Larenjeiras, before a dominant 4-0 victory over Bombarralense. Cathair's supporters were beginning to believe it was finally their year in the Cup, and with a 1-0 win over Necromarinai in the semifinal, they earned a chance to play for the trophy. Fellow National League side KT Moreazerua awaited them in the final, and a close-fought match was broken up only by a goal from Kramer himself in the second half, a long-range effort that saw 1830 Cathair finally capture the Kirola Cup title. In addition to a first domestic cup win for the club, it was also the first domestic cup win for Kramer, who had never won the President's Cup title during his [[FC Teussen Stelburg]] career. Fresh off of this success, Kramer and Cathair were looking forward to the future.

			===Continued Success===

			Kramer received some individual success in the offseason, being named once again in the Galacticos XI, and in fact finishing as the runner-up overall in voting behind Nephara's Rowena Strongbow. The Silver Galactico was thus eager to prove why that success was deserved, and to cement his reputation as one of the best in the world. Going into the season, 1830 Cathair and Kramer were driven to have a strong campaign. After the failure in the Champions' League, as well as failing to win the National League, everyone at the club was determined to do better. The season quickly developed into a two-horse race for the title between the Teatimers and their biggest rivals, AC Izotz Zubia. It seemed like it would come down to the two clubs in the final stages of the season, especially after Kramer's goal secured a 1-0 win for Cathair over KT Itzalovalle on matchday 35. The very next week, however, Cathair would suffer near-disaster, losing 2-1 against cross-town rivals Shamrock Cathair. The loss lifted Shamrock back into the title race, and made things infinitely more difficult for the Teatimers to take the league. They would recover from the loss with a 2-1 win over KT Laranjauzia on matchday 37, however, to set up an important matchday 38 clash.

			The stakes were quite clear: if 1830 Cathair could defeat relegation-battlers KT Koroatuz, they would win the National League title. The visitors, despite their low status, were just as desperate for a win as the home side, as they needed to escape relegation. Relatively quickly in the first half they jumped out to a 2-0 lead, leaving 1830 Cathair's players and supporters shocked at the Arena Kirola. A switch flipped in the team - and Kramer - at the half, however, and just moments into the second half Kramer scored to make it 2-1. There was a fire lit in the Cathair side now, and Kramer would score his second of the game to make it 2-2. Kramer thought he'd got another in the late stages, but drove it just wide. In the final moments of stoppage time, it seemed as if the draw would not be enough - Shamrock Cathair were in the lead as the seconds ticked away. Then, at the last possible moment, a cross from Jack Menard came in meant for Kramer. It would only hit his shoulder, however, before falling for Vdaran fullback Tryfon Vlahilades, who scored an incredible last-second winner to deliver 1830 Cathair the National League title. The third title of his career at Cathair, Kramer would call this one of the best matches of his career, given the incredible role he played in the second half comeback for the Teatimers.

			Success this season wasn't only limited to domestic competition. In the IFCF Champions' League, Cathair were quick to avenge their early exit last season with a strong performance in the group stage that saw them take on difficult teams like Brenecia's Northern Union, Zwangzug's Arlington City and Mriin's Maal Demons. Cathair won the group with a 3-2-1 record, their only loss coming at home against Union, although they managed to take three points in the away leg. As group winners, Cathair were drawn against Norrion Rovers from Eastfield Lodge in the Round of 16. It was a tricky tie for both clubs - each side recording 1-0 wins at home. In the end, however, Cathair were able to win on penalties to advance to the Quarterfinal, where they would meet Farf giants Ma Alameome. The Farves proved a tough test for Cathair in the first leg - earning a 2-2 draw at the Arena Kirola. A 1-0 win in the second leg, however, saw another Cathair win and a trip to the semifinals. Awaiting them were Jungle Strike FC, who had knocked out Siovanija & Teusland's FC Felsenkirchen 1879 in the Quarterfinal. Cathair grabbed a strong away win in the first leg before blowing the Vilitans away at the Arena Kirola, 3-0 the final. A 5-1 aggregate win thus sent them back to the Final, where they would meet Euran side Directus - with the match to be played in Cathair's home ground, which played host to the Champions' League Final. Unfortunately, it ended up being a disappointing night for the home side, as they lost 2-1 after extra time. Cathair also made it to the finals of the Cup Winners' Cup, defeating Nepharan side AFC Treason in the semifinals. Meeting Northern Union for the third time in the season, however, was not to be, and a 1-0 loss consigned the Teatimers to two Cup final defeats. It was still an incredible season for the club in international competition, and coming so close to a treble had Kramer and his teammates inspired for the next season to right their wrongs.

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	The Goldhorns would then go on to play in Cup of Harmony 72, in [[Vilita]], but struggled in the tournament and suffered what still stands as the national team's biggest defeat, a 6-1 loss to [[Kita-Hinode]]. Kramer did score the only goal in that one, but the Goldhorns were eliminated from the competition in the group stage. AOCAF 56 was a much better showing for Kramer and the national team, as they managed to qualify from their group despite a 4-0 loss to Cosumar on the opening day. Kramer had the key winning goal in a 4-2 win over [[Qasden]] that sent the Goldhorns through, but they would lose in the Round of 16 in extra time against Mriin.		The Goldhorns would then go on to play in Cup of Harmony 72, in [[Vilita]], but struggled in the tournament and suffered what still stands as the national team's biggest defeat, a 6-1 loss to [[Kita-Hinode]]. Kramer did score the only goal in that one, but the Goldhorns were eliminated from the competition in the group stage. AOCAF 56 was a much better showing for Kramer and the national team, as they managed to qualify from their group despite a 4-0 loss to Cosumar on the opening day. Kramer had the key winning goal in a 4-2 win over [[Qasden]] that sent the Goldhorns through, but they would lose in the Round of 16 in extra time against Mriin.

	===Continued Campaigns: World ~~Cup~~ 81 and 82===		===Continued Campaigns: World Cups 81 and 82===

	[[World Cup 81]] saw the Goldhorns and Kramer return to action, and with a bit more experience under his belt Kramer played a key role in the campaign. He had a total of 4 goals throughout the campaign, including two key goals in a clash with the Alpine Union that the Goldhorns would win 5-2. It was disappointment in the end, however, as the Goldhorns struggled after a great run to begin qualifying: 4 wins from 5 to start the campaign, but only 5 wins total in the remaining 13 matches. Again, the Goldhorns were headed to the Cup of Harmony, and Kramer was going with them.		[[World Cup 81]] saw the Goldhorns and Kramer return to action, and with a bit more experience under his belt Kramer played a key role in the campaign. He had a total of 4 goals throughout the campaign, including two key goals in a clash with the Alpine Union that the Goldhorns would win 5-2. It was disappointment in the end, however, as the Goldhorns struggled after a great run to begin qualifying: 4 wins from 5 to start the campaign, but only 5 wins total in the remaining 13 matches. Again, the Goldhorns were headed to the Cup of Harmony, and Kramer was going with them.
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	That opportunity would come for Kramer and the Goldhorns at AOCAF 60. A tournament the national team has traditionally done well in, the Goldhorns were handed a group that looked to be quite tricky. On matchday 1, the Goldhorns would stumble out of the gate to a 2-0 loss against debutants Muradil punctuated by an injury to star forward [[Michael Ribbeck]]. The Goldhorns needed to recover quickly from that defeat, and with Kramer deployed in a more attacking role against Demot, he was able to score twice to lead the team to a 3-0 win. Kramer would also score a brace in a 5-3 win over Hapilopper, before playing a key part in the buildup to Michael Ribbeck's winner against Baker Park that saw the Goldhorns win their group despite the early hiccup. Subregional neighbours Banija were the opponent in the Round of 16, and it was Kramer linking up with close friend Mario Kogler late to score what would eventually be the winning goal. Siovanija & Teusland would fall in the Quarterfinal round again, however, in a 120 minute loss to eventual champions Ko-oren. With 5 goals, Kramer finished as the national team's leading scorer in the tournament, embracing his new attacking role ahead of World Cup 85's Qualifiers.		That opportunity would come for Kramer and the Goldhorns at AOCAF 60. A tournament the national team has traditionally done well in, the Goldhorns were handed a group that looked to be quite tricky. On matchday 1, the Goldhorns would stumble out of the gate to a 2-0 loss against debutants Muradil punctuated by an injury to star forward [[Michael Ribbeck]]. The Goldhorns needed to recover quickly from that defeat, and with Kramer deployed in a more attacking role against Demot, he was able to score twice to lead the team to a 3-0 win. Kramer would also score a brace in a 5-3 win over Hapilopper, before playing a key part in the buildup to Michael Ribbeck's winner against Baker Park that saw the Goldhorns win their group despite the early hiccup. Subregional neighbours Banija were the opponent in the Round of 16, and it was Kramer linking up with close friend Mario Kogler late to score what would eventually be the winning goal. Siovanija & Teusland would fall in the Quarterfinal round again, however, in a 120 minute loss to eventual champions Ko-oren. With 5 goals, Kramer finished as the national team's leading scorer in the tournament, embracing his new attacking role ahead of World Cup 85's Qualifiers.

			===Sophomores: World Cup 85===

			After the successful qualification campaign in [[World Cup 84]], there was a new expectation on the team going into [[World Cup 85]]'s Qualifiers. For perhaps the first time, there was real pressure on the team to qualify. The Goldhorns found themselves in a tricky group, which included top seeds Free Republics, as well as former World Cup winners Electrum, and several other strong sides. There was thus a great deal of concern when the Goldhorns lost their second match away to Abanhfleft, with some in the national media claiming the team was a 'one-hit wonder.' Kramer was quick to put away some of those doubts, however, as he scored a key goal on the road to stand as the winner in a 1-0 win over When U Die. The loss against Abanhfleft seemed to galvanize the squad, and by the halfway point of qualifying it was all forgotten: the Goldhorns had gone 8-2-0 in the ten games since then, including a massive 3-2 home win over Free Republics. The Goldhorns were similarly strong in the second half of qualifiers. They avenged the Abanhfleft defeat with a 3-2 win at home, Kramer getting the opener, while also continuing their unbeaten run through qualifying. The Goldhorns finished with a 17-6-1 record to win the group, and went 22 games unbeaten in the qualifying campaign. Kramer finished the campaign with 10 goals. A pre-World Cup friendly victory against Banija raised hopes that the Goldhorns might have a strong performance in Mriin at the World Cup.

			Those hopes, however, quickly faded after the opening day 3-0 defeat against Eura. The Eurans ran circles around the Goldhorns, and the national team's offence seemed to be completely dried up. The offence looked weak again against Baker Park, despite a 1-0 win through a goal from [[Michael Ribbeck]], and that meant the team had a chance to advance with a win on the final day against Pot 4 side Terre Septentrionale. However, the Goldhorns once again put in a poor performance, and lost the match 1-0. That resulted in a huge wave of criticism for the national team, perhaps the harshest it had ever faced from the home media. Many felt that it was truly time to welcome the next generation of players, and that perhaps a new style was needed.

			In somewhat turbulent times, the national team entered AOCAF 61 in Equestria needing to perhaps find themselves again. Kramer scored the winner in the opening day win over Semarland, 1-0, but a defeat on the second day to the Busoga Islands 2-1 led to continued concerns about the Goldhorns' offensive production. While the midfield, led by Kramer and teammates Todor Mihailov and Leopold Bliznakov, was getting the job done, the front line just seemed to be missing something. The Goldhorns ended with a 3-0-2 record and advanced to the Round of 24 to face Saltstead. Karl-Heinz Jager would score the winner, a defender scoring when the forwards could not, and also put in a man of the match performance at the back as the Goldhorns kept a clean sheet, winning 1-0. Valanora awaited in the Round of 16, however, and it was once again pain on penalties against the neighbours for the Goldhorns. Although they put in a strong performance, they came up short, 4-3 on penalties. Going into [[World Cup 86]] qualification, it was clear that something needed to change for the national team if they wanted to repeat their success in World Cup 85's qualifiers.

	==Personal life==		==Personal life==

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	~~\|'''Full name'''\|\|~~Thorsten Wilhelm Kramer		\| position = Centre midfield
	\|~~- style~~=~~"vertical-align:top;"~~		\| currentclub = [[1830 Cathair]] {{flagicon\|Audioslavia}} (captain)
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	~~\|'''Height'''\|\| 183cm (6'1)~~		\| years1 = 2017–2023 \|clubs1 = [[FC Teussen Stelburg]] {{flagicon\|Siovanija and Teusland}} \|caps1 = 147 \|goals1 = 56
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	~~\|'''Playing position'''\|\| Centre midfield~~		\| nationalyears1 = 2018– \|nationalteam1 = [[Siovanija and Teusland national football team\|Siovanija and Teusland]] \|nationalcaps1 = 178 \|nationalgoals1 = 57
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	'''Thorsten Wilhelm Kramer''' (born May 4, 2000) is a Siovanija & Teusland professional footballer who plays centre midfield for Audioslavian club 1830 Cathair and the [[Siovanija and Teusland national football team]]. Considered to be the best footballer from Siovanija & Teusland, and one of the top players in the world, Kramer has won a Republikaliga title with [[FC Teussen Stelburg]], as well as 3 Audioslav National League titles with 1830 Cathair. The greatest accomplishment of Kramer's club career, to date, was being part of the Cathair squad that won IFCF [[Champions' League 1]], defeating Brenecian side Northern Stallions in a penalty shootout.		'''Thorsten Wilhelm Kramer''' (born May 4, 2000) is a Siovanija & Teusland professional footballer who plays centre midfield for Audioslavian club 1830 Cathair and the [[Siovanija and Teusland national football team]]. Considered to be the best footballer from Siovanija & Teusland, and one of the top players in the world, Kramer has won a Republikaliga title with [[FC Teussen Stelburg]], as well as 3 Audioslav National League titles with 1830 Cathair. The greatest accomplishment of Kramer's club career, to date, was being part of the Cathair squad that won IFCF [[Champions' League 1]], defeating Brenecian side Northern Stallions in a penalty shootout.