Claudio Pizarro testimonial confirmed

Pizarro called time on a goal-filled career at the end of 2019/20, but was denied a farewell match by the coronavirus pandemic. The 43-year-old can now look forward to a belated send-off at Bremen's Weser Stadion, where he is scheduled to play the full 90 minutes, featuring for Bayern, Peru and Werder XIs.

Pizarro hung up his playing boots as a six-time Bundesliga champion, and scorer of 197 goals across 489 games in Germany's top flight. He enjoyed two long and successful spells at Bayern, including as part of Jupp Heynckes' 2012/13 treble-winning troupe, and four in the colours of Bremen, having initially joined Die Grün-Weißen from Allianza Lima in 1999.

The 85-time Peru international has made more Bundesliga appearances than any non-German national, and remains the oldest marksman in the 59-year history of Germany's top-flight. 'Piza' delivered his final Bundesliga goal on 18 May 2019, aged 40 years, seven months and four days, in a Bremen win over RB Leipzig.

Watch: Claudio Pizarro - a legendary career

Scoring at least one league goal in 21 concecutive seasons between 1999 and 2019, Pizarro also turned out for Chelsea in the English Premier League and spent the 2017/18 campaign at Cologne. Until March 2019, he ranked as the division's leading foreign-born goalscorer - a record since claimed by ex-Bayern teammate Robert Lewandowski.

Since his retirement, Pizarro has assumed an ambassadorial role as part of the Bundesliga Legends Network, promoting the Bundesliga worldwide.