The two centre-forwards born in 1978, Drogba and Klose, who do you think is stronger?
Compared with personal ability, it is definitely Andy Lau who is stronger!
K God is good at the project, Drogba basically will.
However, Klose's historical status in football is certainly higher than That of Drogba, who let the German hukou of the family could have hanged Drogba's Ivorian citizenship?
As long as he retires, Drogba's presence will continue to decline.
And Crose?
When we mention the World Cup, we will mention that Klose is the player with the most goals scored in the history of the World Cup.
Although Klose has a better national team record, he is also a World Cup winner and a runner-up member of the European Championship, but when it comes to personal ability, I still support Drogba.
As a powerful center forward, Drogba led an era of play.
The Warcraft is not a traditional shooter who only grabs points in the penalty area, he belongs to the modern center, tall, explosive, back to the ball ability to stand alone in football.
Andy Lau can not only carry the ball to assault, but also support teammates behind him through the fulcrum role, and even participate in defense.
Of course, Klose's tactical value is also high.
Klose has also been improving since the 2006 World Cup, managing to get rid of the impression of "only headers" at the 2002 World Cup and becoming an all-around centre-forward.
K God's ability to protect the ball and do the ball is also very strong, but compared with Drogba, it feels like Klose can do anything, but most of the technical and tactical links are a little worse than Drogba.
It is this gap that makes Klose's club career inferior to That of Drogba.
Klose has done well in Bremen and Lazio, and in top football giants like Bayern, he has been much inferior, and he is not as strong as Drogba was in Chelsea.
Both have won the league Golden Boot, and Drogba is the "king of the finals", the more in the Champions League such a big scene, the more able to play at a high level.
Of course, you can say that the performance of the national team is more important than the club, and when commenting on the historical position of players in football, you can say so.
As I said at the beginning, Klose's football history is even higher thanks to his excellent performances in germany.
Judging from the specific performance of the entire football career, Drogba's personal ability is significantly stronger, and the ranking of the Ballon d'Or awards is higher every year.
Klose is more like a strong team, while Drogba's "ability to lead the team" is stronger.
So, my answer is, Drogba > Klose.
Who do you think is stronger, Drogba or Klose? Welcome to discuss together.