The Racing Club in Strasbourg announced the death of Raymond Stieber, former club’s iconic midfielder, at the age of 89. Stieber marked the history of Racing with a total of 294 professional meetings for the club between 1959 and 1967. He was considered one of the most caped players in the history of Racing, a legendary midfielder of the 1960s, renowned for his exceptional recovery game and his tempered character, while remaining a respectful and essential player in the shadow of the midfield.

Born in Strasbourg, Stieber was a child in the Schluthfeld district and enjoyed fame with his heart club. He contributed significantly to the success of Racing by winning the National League Cup in 1964 and the Coupe de France in 1966. His talent was also recognized at the European level, where he led Racing to victory by eliminating prestigious clubs such as AC Milan and FC Barcelona in the mid-1960s.

Racing paid tribute to Raymond Stieber on his social networks, highlighting his role as “unstandard ball scraper” and his undeniable importance to the club. His career and commitment to Racing remains an example for future generations of players. The news of his death aroused a lively emotion within the club and the community of Strasbourg supporters, who remember with affection this legendary player.

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