The European Championship has just announced the best team for this European Championship, with England's right-back Kyle Walker being the perfect choice for the position, his teammates Maguire and Sterling also selected for best left centre-back and best left winger respectively, and the best left-back was Italy's Spinazzolla.
In fact, if you talk about assists and goals alone, England's left-back Luke Shaw is undoubtedly the more eye-catching one, with 3 assists and 1 goal far ahead of Spinazola's 1 assist, and his England teammate Kyle Walker is equally bleak compared to it.
However, when we measure a player's performance, we should pay more attention to its comprehensiveness and role in the team, rather than just focusing on some of his highlight moments, which is why Spinazzolla pushed Luke Shaw to be the best left-back in the European Cup.
We take Spinazzola's performance against Belgium in Italy as an example, in the whole game Spinazzola contributed 57 touches, 43 passes, 41 successful passes, 5 regain the ball, 3 one-on-one attempts, 3 chance creations, 2 crosses, 1 shot, this data is equally remarkable from both offensive and defensive points of view.
The key is that Spinazzolla is perfectly integrated into Mancini's offensive football system, successfully opening up the left side of Italy, and in a tactical sense, Spinazzola was well-deservedly selected as the best left-back in the European Championship.
This system of judging coincides with Mourinho, who was blunt in an interview that Luke Shaw played very well and is getting better and better at this European Championship, but he believes that the best player in this European Championship is Kyle Walker.
Because although Walker does not look as good as Luke Shaw, in fact, Walker has made great sacrifices for the team, and Walker's offensive participation is very high when playing at Manchester City, but in the England national team, Walker is more focused on defense.
Moreover, under the two tactical systems of England's four-back and three-centre-back, Walker is more comfortable switching between the roles of right-back and right-back, and Walker also shows more comprehensive characteristics and tactical value.
It can be said that for Walker's good, UEFA and Mourinho are all in the eyes, it is worth mentioning that Mourinho also used a special word to describe Walker, "he is a beast", such a praise needless to say, right?
As the name suggests, the players who are described as "beasts" must be the most fierce and undesirable presence on the pitch, but unfortunately there are still fewer players like England.