Top 10 Polish football stars in history! Lato, Lewandowski, who is the real NO.1 in this Eastern European iron army?
1. Robert. Lewandowski
2. Grzegorz. Lato
3, Flodez Mills. Lubansky
4. Zbigniev. Borggnec
5. Orister. Bohr
6. Kazimierz. Deina
7. Lushka. Piszcek
8. Ernst. Vilimovsky
9. Polkadot. Tomaszevsky
10, Andrey. Schalmacher
The rise of Polish football began in the early seventies, when the Polish iron army led by Lato and Zmuda sprang up at the 1972 Munich Olympics and won the heaviest gold medal. Two years later, the Poles once again made a sensation in the world at the 74 World Cup in Germany, finishing third for the first time. Eight years later, at the World Cup in Spain, the Polish cavalry once again performed a miracle to reach the final four, which had a great impact on the world football order that had been dominated by South America and Western Europe after the Cold War. After that, Polish football fell into a long silence, until the emergence of strong striker Lewandowski, the Eastern European iron army that once roamed the football world once returned to people's attention. So who can be called the first person in the history of Polish football? Here's a brief breakdown of the performance of the two Polish superstars recognized by fans in their national team and career:
Robert. Lewandowski, the only Polish to win the World Footballer of the Year, is the main contributor to the 9-time Bundesliga title, and the best foreign aid in the history of the Bundesliga. In terms of the club's accolades and achievements, other Polish stars can only forget about it. The national team made 132 appearances, scoring 76 goals and providing 27 assists. Unfortunately, as a superstar, he has never been able to turn the tide in the national team, which is in stark contrast to his smash at the club, and it is the biggest question mark about whether he can become the veritable first man in Polish football.
Grzegorzh. Lato, known as the brightest "white lightning" of the seventies, was the face of Polish football at its peak. Unlike Lewandowski's eclipse at the World Cup, his performances with the national team were shining and radiant. Olympic champion in '72, third place in the World Cup in '74, runner-up in the Olympic Games in '76, fourth place in the World Cup in '82... Even better than Lewandowski, he has scored 10 goals in two World Cups, has 7 assists, is the only star in the history of Polish football to win the World Cup Golden Boot, and in terms of the honors received by the national team, his position as the leader in the history of Polish football even Lewandowski has to sigh!
Football-loving veterans, from the honorary consideration of the national team, who do you think is the first person in Polish football? #2022 World Cup # #德甲 #
