Klose aiming to break all-time goal-scoring record and take Germany deep into World Cup

GERMANY’S veteran striker Miroslav Klose has said he will be “100 per cent” ready for next month's World Cup in Brazil, where he aims to break the tournament's goal record.

With 14 goals at three previous World Cup finals, the 35-year-old Klose is just one short of Brazil striker Ronaldo's record of 15 for the all-time goal-scorer.
As one of only two strikers in the squad, the veteran says he will be ready when Germany open their Group G campaign against Portugal in Salvador on June 16 after being blighted by injury at his Italian club Lazio from the end of March until the start of May.
“I assume I will be 100 per cent ready for the tournament,” said the ex-Bayern and Werder Bremen star from the German team's training camp in north Italy.

“I feel good and I'm on the right path.

“The fitness coaches knows me very well and they know exactly what I need, so everything is moving in the right direction.”
Klose said his priority is to the team, rather than claiming goal records.
“For me, the main thing is to be fit and the most important thing is the team,” he said.
“I am convinced that when the team plays well, then the striker will also get his chances.
“But anyone who knows me is aware that the goal-record is a target of mine.”
Germany play the USA and Ghana in their other Group G matches.