On the green field, there is a type of player with a halo on the top of their heads, they never work the hairstyle, it seems that the less hair the stronger the ability, let's take stock of the top ten light (bald) head forwards in football.
Tenth place: Jankoler
Jan Kohler is 202 cm tall, an "air bully" who has played for Sparta Prague, Borussia Dortmund, Monaco and other clubs. Jan Koehler scored 55 goals for the Czech national team and was the top scorer in the history of the Czech national team, reaching the semi-finals of Euro 2004.
Ninth place: Ljungberg
Once upon a time, gunner name Yong Berry showed off with a cool red hair. With the sharp receding of the hairline and the gradual scarcity of hair, Ljungberg also had to admit his fate and keep his bald head. He won two Premier League titles (2002, 2004) and was the player who ran the most per game in the Premier League at the time, standing still for only ten seconds in each game. Later in his career, he played in the United States and Japan.
Eighth place: Lombardo
Lombardo has played for Sampdoria, Juventus, Lazio and Crystal Palace, winning 3 Serie A titles, 2 Coppa Italia, 2 European Cup Winners' Cups and 1 Champions League. He was named the top scorer of the Coppa Italia in 1993–94.
Seventh place: Viltod
The highlight of Virtold's career was the Euro 2000 final. In the last minute of stoppage time, he took advantage of the opposing defender's clearance mistake to shoot from a small angle to break Through Tordo's ten-finger mark and pull France back on the death line. In the following extra time, Trezeguet defeated Italy, and France finally defeated Italy 2:1 to win Euro 2000. Viltode then came to Arsenal for a record transfer fee of €13 million, forming an intimidating "Three Musketeers" with Henry and Piré, indestructible in the Premier League.
Sixth place: Vialli
Vialli originally had hair, and his Juve teammate Fortunato unfortunately suffered from leukemia and was treated with chemotherapy to shave his head, and Viali shaved his head to encourage him to fight the disease. Unfortunately, Fortunato died, and Viali never lost his hair in his honor. He was one of Sampdoria's famous tridents, the other two being Mancini and Lombardo, he was also the top scorer for juve and the Italian national team, and he won the top and runner-up of the three European Cups.
Fifth place: Trezeguet
He was a major member of France's 1998 World Cup winner and Euro 2000 winner, and staged the "Golden Ball" in the Euro 2000 final. He won the Serie A championship and the Serie A goalscorer king, and in the field of center at that time, in the era of immortal fighting, the top ten of the world's strikers had his place.
Fourth place: Robben
With a speed of 10.7 seconds per 100 meters, Robben is one of the fastest footballers in the world, known as "Peter Pan". The defenders who defended him knew he was going to cut inside, but they just couldn't. No wonder mourinho, the "magic bird", once said: "Give me a healthy Robben, I can win all the championships." Robben scored for the national team in three consecutive World Cups and assisted in six consecutive tournaments, and is the Netherlands' total assist king and the second-highest scorer in the history of the Netherlands World Cup.
Third place: Eto'o
"Cheetah" Eto'o, who only retired in 2019, has won La Liga three times, won the Champions League three times, and won the Champions League back-to-back at Barca and Inter in 2008-09 and Inter respectively. He scored the winning goal in both Champions League finals and was the only player to have won the treble for two consecutive seasons. He has also won 1 La Liga top scorer, 2 African Cup of Nations top scorers, 4 African Footballers of the Year and an Olympic men's gold medal.
Second place: Henry
Henry, the "King of Highbury", was not bald when he first debuted, and later had less and less hair and more and more ability. He is the all-time top scorer of the French national team and a grand slam winner of football, having won the Premier League, La Liga, Ligue 1 and major league eastern conference titles, as well as cups from these countries, as well as club world cup, World Cup, European Cup and Champions League titles, and is also the most scoring player in the history of the French national team.
First place: Ronaldo
The first was undoubtedly the "alien" Ronaldo, and anyone who hasn't seen Ronaldo play at his peak will never understand why he's called an "alien." He is an idol of many 70s, 80s and 90s, and the only person active player madman Ibrahimovic serves, Ibrahimovic more than once said in public that the strongest in his mind is Ronaldo, not "Mero". Zidane's name is Ronaldo as the best team forward in the world football program selection. He was named World Footballer of the Year three times, was voted the Best Player of the World Cup in 1998 and the Golden Boot of the World Cup in 2002. (World Player)