VIDEO: Fair Play Miroslav Klose, scores hand goal & reports to referee

Germany international striker Miroslav Klose showed real Fair Play on Wednesday evening in a Serie A match between SSC Napoli and Lazio Roma. Following a Lazio corner Klose touches the ball with his hand before the ball goes into the net with the referee allowing the goal, but after Napoli players protest the referee goes to Klose who honestly says he touched the ball with his hand and the goal is disallowed.

The goal would have been Lazio's 1-0 at Napoli and in the end Lazio lost 0-3, but Klose showed what real Fair Play means and was applauded by the Napoli players on the field and thereafter by fans and the media alike.

The first video shows the goals, the second also the reactions thereafter

FC Barcelona interested to sign Klose?

Yesterday Miroslav Klose celebrated his 34th birthday, the day Germany took on Portugal in their opening Euro2012 match, but the seasoned striker only started on the bench. Still Klose could get a dream transfer over the summer with media reports coming out in Germany claiming that FC Barcelona are interested to sign Klose.

Miroslav Klose last summer left Bundesliga giants FC Bayern Munich to sign for Italian Serie A club Lazio Roma where he signed a three year contract. Klose had a good first season in Italy, but faced injury problems towards the end and with the betting scandal hitting the league maybe a transfer away could be the best move.

And there FC Barcelona could be a great option, then Barca's new coach Tito Vilanova is set to be looking for a center forward, a classical number nine then Barca last season often played without a real striker with Lionel Messi playing upfront.

This is something that Tito Vilanova wants to change and have an option to play differently if needed. A Klose transfer would be similar to the signing of then ageing Swedish striker Henrik Larsson in 2005.

But Klose would only be available for a transfer fee due to his running contract, but if Barcelona are seriously interested then this wouldn't be an issue.

Klose signs for Lazio Roma

German international striker Miroslav Klose has signed a two year contract with Serie A side Lazio Roma which is set to earn him around 2 Million Euros per season. This signature ends weeks of speculation about Klose's future. He was in Rome to discuss details and then signed the contract before he left for his holiday's and will be unvailed as a Biancocelesti player later this month.

Today happens to be Klose's 33rd birthday and he can now celebrate it knowing that he has found a new club.

"Miroslav Klose is a Lazio player," read a statement on Lazio's official website late on Wednesday. "The president, the staff and all the fans would like to wish him many happy returns."

Klose is the fourth German to join Lazio after fellow countrymen Karl-Heinz Riedle, Thomas Doll and Thomas Hitzlsperger.

"I welcome the news! It's good for him if he plays at a club where he is used regularly again," said Germany coach Joachim Loew, with Klose reported to have secured a guarantee of first-team football at Lazio.

Over the last few weeks when it became clear that Klose could be leaving Bayern Munich a number of European clubs have shown interest in him like Sain's FC Valencia, Turkey's Galatasaray and English Premier League sides FC Everton and Norwich City.

Klose is one of the most prolific strikers in World Cup history as he has scored 14 goals in three tournament, only behind Brazilian Ronaldo as joint second with Gerd Mueller.

Klose has now 61 goals in 109 international appearances for Germany, while he wants to fulfil his dream of playing next years 2012 European Championships in the country of his birth, Poland. But Klose has even not ruled out of continuing to play until the 2014 FIFA World Cup to try and beat Ronaldo's record.