As the World Cup in Russia is getting closer and closer, the teams have successively announced the squad list to participate in the feast of the giants, a few joys and a few sorrows, the selected players are cheering, and the players who have lost the selection are difficult to hide their loss, and even express their resentment by withdrawing from the national team. But no matter what, the managers have their own ideas, even the biggest stars may not be selected, the following 442 for you to select the world cup history of the ten stars who accidentally lost...
<b>Gunnar-Nordar (1950</b>).
On the eve of the 1950 World Cup, because of the Swedish Football Association's own regulations, players who played abroad could not be selected for the national team, and the absolute superstar Gunnar Nodar who led Sweden to glory at the 1948 Olympic Games had already joined AC Milan, which made it impossible for him to play for the country.
In the end, the Swedish team relied on a number of domestic amateur players to unexpectedly achieve the third place result, and I believe that if there are professional stars such as Nordal, Sweden may be able to win the cup in Brazil. Nordal remains third in the all-time top scorer list in Serie A.
<b>Carlos Alberto (1966</b>).
A highly leadership right-back, Alberto lost the Samba Team's final squad on the eve of the 1966 World Cup, despite being previously named to the 44ers' primary roster. Brazil's World Cup journey was severely affected by the tide in the camp, and as the defending champions, they did not even break through the group stage.
Alberto continued to perform well at Santos and was eventually selected for the national team again, and in 1970 he led Brazil to the World Cup in Mexico as captain. In the final against Italy, Alberto scored a blast from Pele.
<b>Tony Adams (1990</b>).
As the first Three Lions international born after England's 1966 victory, Adams made his debut against Spain in 1987. In 1988, he traveled with the team to the European Championship, scoring against the Soviet Union, but Bobby Robson's team was at the bottom of the group at the time.
With steel defence and a brilliant mind, Adams is seen as an important part of england's football future, but on the eve of the Italian summer of 1990, Adams, who had just helped Arsenal win their first league title a year earlier, was sidelined from the Three Lions World Cup squad.
Despite not playing in even one qualifier, Derby County's Mark Wright was ahead of the young Gunners captain. To be fair, though, Wright has been quite good in the system of three-back Robson, scoring his only goal in a 1-0 win over Egypt.
<b>Liam Brady (1990</b>).
Brady is one of Ireland's greatest players, hanging up his boots in the qualifiers, but announcing his comeback on the eve of the Opening of the World Cup, the urgency of playing for the country is evident, but despite also participating in Ireland's qualifying matches, he was still left at home by coach Jack Charlton, who took three newcomers who had never been selected to Italy. In the end, the team fell outside the top 4 and was eliminated by the Italian team.
<b>Paul Gascoigne (1998</b>).
In 1998, Gaza had passed his peak, but as a Three Lions legend, people still expected to see him at the World Cup in France. Due to injuries and personal problems, Gascoigne remained in unsatisfactory form, but his skillful foot skills could still be used by the England team.
Having just helped Middlesbrough return to the Premier League, Gascoigne was named to the Three Lions' primary list but ultimately lost. After hearing the news, Gaza began to smash hysterically in the Hodel hotel room... He has not been selected for England since then.
<b>Robert Baggio (2002</b>).
Baggio has an unfinished career in the World Cup, he has participated in the previous three World Cups, in 1994, they were infinitely close to success, but the kick-off penalty made Baggio bear all the responsibility, and he was always seeking his own difficult redemption.
After leaving Inter, Baggio received many foreign offers, but in order to increase his chances of being selected for the national team, Baggio chose to stay in Serie A. In the 2001/02 season, he came to Brescia and still had his excellent skills to score eight goals in his first nine games, but the weather was unpredictable, and after Baggio suffered an injury, he helped the team to relegation after returning from injury. None of this persuaded the elder Trapptoni to give him a plane ticket to East Asia.
<b>Romario (2002</b>).
Another veteran who wants to continue to shine in the World Cup in Japan and South Korea, the public loves Romario, but the national team manager and some teammates have other ideas.
In the 2001 Copa America, Romario got into a feud with then Brazilian coach Scolari, and the lone wolf returned to Vasco da Gama to play a friendly match, and then went straight to vacation.
At the age of 36, Romario, who is full of personality, is still going his own way, and regrets missing the last chance to participate in the World Cup. Brazil relied on other 3Rs (Ronaldo, Rivaldo and Ronaldinho) to win the title at the World Cup in South Korea and Japan.
<b>Cambiasso and Sanetti (2010</b>).
Having Diego Maradona as manager of the national team is the last desperate bet of the Argentine Football Association. In the final stages of the qualifiers, Palermo saved the team and saved the position of the king of the ball.
Many of the coach's decisions were controversial, and the exclusion of Cambiasso and Zanetti from the 2010 World Cup squad was the most surprising one. In the 2009/10 season, Mourinho led Inter to win the treble, and Cambiasso and Zanetti were both the backbone of the team, but the old horse turned a blind eye to this.
Correspondingly, Gutierrez, who followed Newcastle's relegation, squeezed into the squad and got a starting opportunity in the opening match.
<b>Langdon-Donovan (2014</b>).
Donovan is widely regarded as the best team in U.S. national team history. He has played 157 times and participated in 3 consecutive World Cups.
In 2014, Donovan was eager to play in the World Cup again, and although he missed some qualifiers, most people thought his selection would still be a foregone conclusion, but Jurgen Klinsmann did not think so, and he did not even include Donovan in the primary squad.
In its place were some younger faces, including 19-year-old Julian Green. The United States reached the round of 16 but was eliminated by Belgium.
(Yang Gun)