Rowe Jr. and Harden are coming, and they must also call him big brother, he is as talented as Bailey. Maradona started at Manchester United at the age of seventeen and won the Ballon d'Or at the age of twenty-two, but at the golden age of twenty-eight, there was no ball to play. He has set the stage for one of United's Champions Leagues and won all three times against Pele. However, only four years later, he was brutally expelled by the team's top management. He is the twenty-fifth demon prince on the football memory list, George Best.
The Munich air disaster in 1958 plunged Manchester United into an endless abyss, though. The surviving Sir Busby, with his children, did his best to rebuild the team, but the team still struggled to return to the top. Because they lack a leader who can really lead the team to victory.
Until the seventeen-year-old Best appeared in Paris's field of vision. In 1963, at the age of seventeen, Best entered the Manchester United first team and quickly became the main player of the team, which was completely different from the traditional open and closed soccer. Best footballs are full of wild imagination, and Leigh is like a closed valley that violently opens and blows in listlessly. He can run into the half, single out the entire team, and set the blow and give the team a lead from the start. Even in the opponent's million-dollar penalty area, he can easily pass all the defenders. Then score a goal, see him walking around the pitch, maybe you will sigh, this is what the king of the ball looks like.
In the 1968 European Champions Cup, George Best led Manchester United all the way to a triple-stranded team with European Pele, Eusebio's Benfica, and they scored a crazy twelve goals to successfully lift Manchester United's first Champions League trophy.
As the absolute core, Best also won the European Footballer of the Year. He was twenty-two years old, Peley, good, Maradona, Better, George. Best, the British media did everything they could to tout this young man. In their eyes, the Maradona and Bailey of the world are not as good as George Best in Britain.
However, Britain's most talented young man was overwhelmed with praise in the media. Gradually losing himself, he went on vacation, refused the club's signs, and even announced his retirement. In the end, it was purged by Manchester United. He finally lingered in nightclubs with alcoholic beauties, and Best claimed to have had an affair with thousands of beautiful women.
Even Miss World Pageant took the initiative to come to his side, and under unrestrained indulgence, Best's competitive state fell off a cliff, although he could still pass and still score. But Na closed his legs for thousands of years and told the world that Best died, that the genius Best died on the night of the championship in 1968, and that one that survived until thirty-seven years later died was only a bar living in his body. But even so, he is one of the best flags in the history of football. Two Premier League titles, one Champions League winner and one Ballon d'Or.
In his four years at the peak, he received every honour a Northern Irishman could get. He gave a special meaning to the legacy of Manchester United's number seven, and he made all those who came after him sigh for him. I don't tout him as a legend. But that's the truth. Give me a little attention.
