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The ten most influential stars in football today
The best players in the world will be featured at the Qatar 2022 World Cup. They all hope to win the highest honor in football for their country, the Hercules Trophy. Let's take a look at ten of the most influential stars in football today.
Former Soviet Union: Lev Yashin
Lev Yashin represented the Soviet Union in four World Cups (1958, 1962, 1966, 1970), including leading the Soviet Union to the semi-finals in 1966, winning the European Championship and runners-up with the Soviet Union once, as well as three Soviet Cups, five Soviet top-flight titles, and six league runners-up finishes for the club he played for, Dynamo Moscow.
Brazil: Carlos Alberto
Mobile right-back Alberto scored the most memorable goal in World Cup history. He scored an incredible goal in the final held at the Estadio Azteca in 1970 in Brazil's 4-1 win over Italy. In the end, Brazil won the World Cup for the third time in Mexico, and Alberto went on to lift the Hercules trophy.
Italy: Paolo Maldini
Maldini, currently Director of Sports Strategic Development at AC Milan, is an Italian defender with elegant ball control – Italy's strongest defender – the Italian teenage killer – and that's what Maldini was back then. Maldini has represented the Italian national team in four World Cups and three European Championships, making a total of 126 appearances for the national team, making him the third most appearance in the history of the Italian national team.
England: Bobby Moore
Brazilian superstar Pele calls him the toughest defender. Moore captained England and played 108 times for England, leading LinkedIn Gran to the World Cup in 1966. Moore spent most of his career at West Ham. He was elected Footballer of the Year of the English Association of Journalists in 1964 and European Footballer of the Year in 1970.
At the 1970 World Cup, Moore met Pele in the group stage of Guadalajara and repeatedly succeeded in preventing Pele from impressing the king. After retiring, he also participated in the famous football movie "Victory Escape" with Stallone, Pelé, Adiles and so on.
Germany: Franz Beckenbauer
Beckenbauer made 103 appearances for the Federal Republic of Germany, scored 14 goals, participated in three World Cups and two European Championships, and helped the Federal Republic of Germany win the 1972 European Championship and the 1974 World Cup.
"Freedom + "Almighty" = Football Emperor - this is the impression that Beckenbauer left on fans, he is the core of the German team on both ends of attack and defense, and pioneered the free man play in the position of sweeper, winning five Bundesliga titles, three North American football league championships and many other honors, and helped Bayern Munich win the European Championship three times from 1974 to 1976, and was twice awarded the "European Footballer of the Year" in 1972 and 1976, becoming the first defender in international football to win this award.
Netherlands: Johan Cruyff
NETHERLANDS CENTRAL MIDFIELDER CRUYFF HAS BEEN LISTED AS ONE OF THE WORLD-CHANGING FOOTBALLERS BY CHAMPIONS, THE OFFICIAL EUROPEAN FOOTBALL MAGAZINE.
The "all-out football" style of play is dazzling, but that's how the Dutch team reached the 1974 World Cup final. Cruyff made 48 appearances for the Dutch national team, scoring 33 goals, 33 of them as captain. He participated in one World Cup and one European Cup, helping the Dutch national team to finish second in the 1974 World Cup and be named the best player of the World Cup.
France: Zineddin Yazd Zidane
This is Zidane's impression of Chinese fans - the name became a household name after Zidane was sent off with a red card for headbutting Italian defender Materazzi in the 2006 final, and he announced his retirement after this World Cup.
Zidane began his career in Cannes. He then played for Bordeaux, Juventus and Real Madrid. Zidane has won 11 trophies in his career, including 1 UEFA Champions League, 2 Italian Serie A titles, 1 Spanish Serie A, 3 FIFA World Footballer of the Year (1998, 2000, 2003) and 1 European Ballon d'Or (1998), and is one of the football Grand Slam players.
Germany: Thomas Müller
Bayern veteran Müller is arguably Germany's most influential player in recent times, helping the club win two Champions League titles and 11 Bundesliga titles during his 13 seasons at Bayern. Germany reached the semi-finals of the World Cup in 2010 and won the World Cup four years later.
A three-time World Cup winner, Pele considers him one of the greatest players in football. The "Goal Machine" three-time World Cup champion, the German star, known as the "second baby" by Bayern fans, is currently the most active player in the World Cup, and Müller, who has participated in three World Cups, has scored 10 goals, beating Mero and other stars.
Argentina: Leonel Messi
Messi is considered the natural successor to Argentine champion Maradona. In 1986, Maradona represented Argentina in England as captain and took the lead in opening the door with the famous "Hand of God", and then Maradona scored one of the most wonderful goals in World Cup history - the "goal of the century". In this match, Argentina won 2:1 and finally won this World Cup.
Messi helped Barca crown six times in 2009, and since then he has made Barcelona the most successful club of the century and the only player in football today to win seven Ballon d'Or. In 2014, Messi helped the Argentine nation win the World Cup runner-up, and in 2021 and 2022, Messi helped Argentina win the Copa America back-to-back.
Now, the much-anticipated Messi may be on the World Cup stage for the last time. Fans hope that Messi can help Argentina win the World Cup and achieve a perfect career in individual football.
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