The news of Biggenbauer's death has shocked and saddened the soccer world. The International Football Federation (FIFA), the German FA and many celebrities in the soccer world have expressed their condolences for the passing of this legend, and Matus even said bluntly, "His death is a loss to the soccer world and the whole of Germany.
FIFA posted a tribute on its official website with a picture of Bigenbauer leading then West Germany to the World Cup as hosts in '74, and paid tribute to the legend who has always contributed to the world of football; and FIFA President Nfatianu praised Bigenbauer as a "legend of German and world soccer", and said on his personal social media platforms that although his "achievements and accomplishments have made history", the "Kaiser" has always remained humble and is "a great man of integrity, a football champion and a true legend". He said on his personal social media platform that despite his "feats and achievements that have made history", the 'Kaiser' has remained humble and is "a great man, a champion and a true legend. He will always be remembered in history!"
German Chancellor Sauerz said: "As a player and coach who won the World Championship, Biegenbauer was one of the greatest German soccer players, and he made generations of German fans follow him. We will always miss him."
As for the German footballer Matthaus, he said on the website of the "Bild-Zeitung": "Even though I know that things are not going well for Beacon Bauer, I am still shocked, and his death is a loss for the soccer world and for Germany as a whole." He continued: "He was one of the greatest players, both as a player and as a coach, and off the field. He continued: "As a player, as a coach and off the pitch, Biggenbauer was one of the greatest players of all time, and everyone who knew him knew what a generous man he was. A good friend has left us and we will miss him forever! In addition, the German Football Association (DFB) also sent a message of condolence.
