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Its a German Keeper. Lutz Pfannenstiel.
He is mostly famous for having played for 24 different clubs all around the world during his career, including stints in Germany, England, New Zealand, Australia, Singapore, USA, Brazil, Finland, Malaysia, Canada, Norway and Albania. After signing for Hermann Aichinger in Brazil, he has played for clubs in all six continents. He is the first, and currently only football player to have played professionally in all six inhabited continents of the world.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lutz_Pfannenstiel
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