There are many nicknames for people in the football world, and they originate in different types. Using "prince" as a suffix for so-and-so is also a not-so-and-so moniker. In this article, I will take stock of ten football players known as "princes". Of course, if you have a choice of equally representative beads, you are welcome to add them in the comments section.
Lucas Podolsky
X. Lucas Podolsky
Podolski, enjoying the reputation of the Prince of Cologne.
It is reported that Podolski grew up with the nickname "Prinz Poldi", "Prinz" is the German word for "Prince". Looking back on The trajectory of Bodo's development, he grew up in Cologne and joined the Cologne team in 2003 as a disciple of his hometown. In his fledgling years, Podolski soon showed amazing combat effectiveness for his father and elders in his hometown. As he continued to score goals for the club and successfully helped the relegated Cologne team to return to the Bundesliga in the 04-05 season, Cologne fans naturally did not hesitate to praise, and since then they have called Podolski "Prince of Cologne".
Emmanuel Adebayor
IX. Emmanuel Adebayor
Most of the football players who are praised as "princes" are either Yushu Linfeng, handsome and handsome, or elegant and gentlemanly. Of course, there are exceptions to everything, and among the exceptions there are specials.
Emmanuel Adebayor is a Togolese footballer who has played for monaco, Arsenal, Manchester City, Real Madrid, Tottenham Hotspur and other well-known clubs.
Not handsome in appearance, not dashing in his skills, indomitable in personality, and ungraceful in behavior, Adebayor, who enjoys the nickname of "Prince of Togo", can be regarded as the player with the least princely style. Or rather, Adebayor is the best representative of the reverse prince. After the decline in skills and the collapse of human design, the former nickname of "Prince of Togo" has also been reduced to a certain extent to the fans' jokes about their original glances, as well as the ridicule of this person.
Kevin Boateng
VIII. Kevin Boateng
Kevin Boateng, known as the "Black Prince".
In terms of appearance and style, Kevin Boateng is more like a mighty general from Wakanda than a royal aristocrat.
The reason why fans call him this way is directly related to his full name. Kevin-Prince Boateng, when we see the "Prince" in the middle, we probably understand the origin of Boateng's nickname. Analogous to the NBA world, Teshain Prince, one of the Pistons' Five Tigers, is also called "The Little Prince" by fans because of his name.
Faik Borgia
VII. Faik Borgia
Faik Borgia is a Brunei footballer who currently plays for Leicester City.
Although the fame is not large and the strength is still in the growth period, it does not prevent Fayk Borgia from entering the list. The reason is simple, he is a kind of real royal family that is not good at playing football and wants to return to his hometown to inherit his wealth.
In addition to being a young player, Fayk Borgia also has a prominent status: the son of Brunei oil tycoon Jeffrey Borgia, the nephew of brunei's current Sultan, and a member of the Brunei royal family.
Raymond Domenek
VI. Raymond Domenek
Raymond Domenek, former French footballer and former manager of the French national team, nicknamed "The Little Prince of the Constellations".
Strictly speaking, the origin of this nickname has nothing to do with football itself. In addition to his role as a player and coach, Domenek is an amateur playwright and astrologer. In his early years as a guest on television, Domenek had personally admitted that Scorpio people could not get along with him, while Leo did not do the opposite.
After taking charge of the French national team, Domenech has had many employment behaviors that seem extremely confusing to the outside world. Coincidentally, from the perspective of constellations, Domenek's employment policy seems to have finally found a possibility that can be explained. In the 2010 World Cup, France made a "mutiny scandal" and finally came out at the end of the group stage. After the competition, Domenech became the most hated coach in France, and the "constellation theory" that had surprised people in the past was also re-pulled and spread twice. Since then, fans have teased Domenek with "The Little Prince of Constellations."]
Raul Gonzalez
V. Raúl Gonzalez
Tall figure, handsome appearance, extraordinary temperament, since the debut, Raúl has quickly harvested the hearts of Real Madrid fans & Spain fans.
In the national team, fans generally callEd Raul the Golden Boy, such a nickname was subsequently inherited by the young Torres. Returning to club level, fans are happy to call him the Prince of the Bernabeu. As they grew older and became more important in the team, some fans took the title of "Lord of the Rings" instead. However, no matter at any moment, no matter which team you are in, when you see Raul again, The Merlingers must still remember Raul's original style of the white prince.
Del Piero
IV. Del Piero
Like Raul, piero shows elegance in both appearance and aura.
At the beginning of his debut, Piero soon showed amazing football wisdom and talent, and was regarded by Juventus as the future master. Piero spent most of his career in the Bianconeri, which is why he was nicknamed "Prince of Zebra" or "Prince of Turin" by fans.
Francesco Totti
III. Francesco Totti
Totti is Roma's own youth training product and a flagship figure in the history of the team. During his years at Roma, the handsome Totti has been loyal and has made unlimited contributions to Roma over the years, and is naturally promoted by Roma fans as "Prince of Rome". Given that Rome, the capital of Italy, is so famous and the majesty of the ancient Roman Empire is impressive, "Rome" and "prince" are more majestic than the rest of the prefixes.
Giuseppe Giannini
However, there are additional things. In the Roma team, the name of [prince] can be passed on. The name "Prince of Rome" resounded throughout Europe, but don't forget that Totti is also the one who took over the name from his predecessor Giuseppe Giannini, who is also excellent and good-looking.
Dennis Bergkamp
Second, Dennis Bergkamp
On the pitch, Bergkamp can almost always remain calm, making it impossible for opponents to predict what he is thinking. In terms of appearance, Bergkamp has blonde hair, is cold and tall, and has the temperament of a prince. In terms of skill, needless to say, Bergkamp's elegant aristocratic temperament has no semicolon in the history of football.
Synthesizing three points, the elegant name of the "Ice Prince" has been passed down forever in the history of football.
Enzo Franciscoli
I. Enzo Franciscoli
Enzo Franciscoli, one of the best players in the history of Uruguayan football. It is a little old, and there must not be many people who have seen Enzo Francescoli play football, but if you think about it, there must be a special charm for those who can become Zidane's enlightenment football idols.
Tested in Europe and baptized in South America, Francescoli has perfectly demonstrated his talent on the football field. In addition to his strength, Enzo's movements are free, the ball style is flowing, and playing football is like watching the beauty of the noble prince performing ballet on the court. In addition, Enzo looked good when he was young, and the fans were happy to call him "Prince".
Among the rest of the players, the title of Prince is prefixed, except for Francisco. What's the solution? Because this person is the originator of the "Prince" nickname in the green world.
Diego Milito
How deeply rooted is Francescoli's football impression? Here is a lace inserted, it is precisely because of the appearance of the predecessors, Argentine striker Diego Milito in the mouth of the fans to rub the reputation of "Prince Meazza" naturally.