He is God's darling and has been playing in the major leagues of Spain, England and Germany. With countless championships, interception, breakthrough, transfer, passing proficiency, and a long-range shooting skill, he is Xavi Alonso.
Javi Alonso, born in Spain, said bluntly from his time at Bayern that he would not stay with a team for the rest of his life. It was in this way that he began a brilliant football life.
Born into a family of footballers, Alonso's father won two La Liga titles with Real Sociedad, his older brother played in the Spanish third tier and his younger brother was a referee. The first team he played for was Real Sociedad.
He faced relegation when the 19-year-old Alonso led the team to relegation success. Alonso knocked on the real madrid goal with a precise long-range shot while facing Real Madrid. In the end, it was a 4-2 victory. He won the best local player of the season when he was less than 20 years old.
The 22-year-old Alonso travelled to the fireworks-filled Premier League to join Liverpool. Against Fulham, his first Premier League goal was to help the team turn defeat into victory with a direct free kick. At that moment, he was a hero for Liverpool.
In the 2005/2006 FA Cup, Liverpool trailed Luton by two goals, and this time he once again staged a good comeback. Scored with two long-range shots to help the team equalize. In the end, Liverpool won 5-3.
His super long-range shot was amazing, against Newcastle, in his midfield position, the ball was circled in the middle, and the flying distance was 70 meters. Created a masterpiece of long distance.
Alonso brought Liverpool a Champions League, a European Super Cup, an FA Cup and a Community Shield with four title trophies. But the arrival of injuries put him on a big sell by Benitez, whose quick recovery left Liverpool with little regret. After 12 months of negotiations, Alonso left to join Real Madrid.
Alonso returned to his native Spain, where he scored fewer goals in his days at Real Madrid, but he dutifully fulfilled his duties as a midfielder. Use long pass assists to open up the territory for Real Madrid.
He's a defensive midfielder, he's in midfield, he can help strikers score goals and he can be that solid defender. During his days at the Bernabeu, he added another Champions League title, a league title and two Copa del Rey titles.
In the Spanish national team, he is still the indispensable midfielder. He went head-to-head with Xavi, and he used his precise long pass to help Spain prevail. At the 2010 World Cup, he was kicked in the chest by De Jong against the Netherlands and held out until 87 minutes before being replaced. Spain finally won the Hercules Cup for the first time. At Euro 2012, Alonso played against France when he played 100 games for his national team. He finished the milestone game with two goals.
In 2014, Alonso left Spain for Bayern Munich, Germany. Everyone thought he had reached his peak. But he was not reduced to a substitute at Bayern, and his passing was still undiminished.
The 34-year-old Alonso is at Bayern and still creates goals for Bayern. In the Champions League semi-finals, he helped the team win with goals. However, he was eliminated due to few away goals. He was sad and tearful, and still wanted to fight for the championship.
Harvey Alonso, a career champion, has won almost all of his titles. He has moved between teams and is eager to win the European Champions Cup for the third time in his Career at Bayern. Although eliminated in the semi-finals. But his football career was perfect enough.