Pirlo
Andrea Pirlo
Born 19 May 1979 in Brescia, Italy, is an Italian footballer who plays as a midfielder.
Played for the Italian Football League
Juventus Football Club
Andrea Pirlo was a member of the 2006 Fifa World Cup winners and has also won two Champions League titles (2003, 2007).
When he was a teenager, Andrea Pirlo lived in a rich family, his father was a famous steel merchant, although his father did not support him to play football, the stubborn Pirlo had been beaten by his father for skipping school to watch the ball, he once chose to run away from home, and later with the support of his uncle, Pirlo embarked on the road of football, Pirlo practiced in a very extreme way, lying on the bed before going to bed with his feet upside down, until he was sleepy and did not fall asleep, which also practiced the later superb skills
Pirlo began his career with his hometown team Brescia. On 21 May 1995 Brescia played against Regina in the league.
The 16-year-old Pirlo made his Serie A debut
Brescia then fell into the second division
In the 1996-1997 season, the 18-year-old Pirlo helped the team return to the first division as champions, but in the 1997-1998 season Brescia was relegated by one point
In 1998, then-Inter milan manager Lucescu brought him to Milan City for $6 million but made 18 appearances for Inter without scoring, making it his only season for Inter
In the summer of 2001, Andrea Pirlo officially transferred to AC Milan through a player exchange between two Milan city clubs. However, ac milan also has a lot of attacking players in the squad, and Pirlo's play space is very limited, which once made the outside world think that he was not suitable for AC Milan. But Pirlo did not give up, more successful transformation, changed to the back, and Gattuso formed ac Milan's midfield midfield, this line seems to be tailored for him, Gattuso's defensive ability to make up for his weak physical shortcomings, he only needs to concentrate on the team to attack, is the commander of AC Milan's midfield. In addition, Pirlo is good at handling free throws, so he is also the team's free-kick winner
In the 2002-03 season, Pirlo appeared at the back of the team, and the classic "four No. 10s" of an Shuai played at the same time, which was centered on Pirlo, who complemented the double back of Gattuso and attacked and defended, and Pirlo also earned the nickname of "midfield metronome" this season
Pirlo averaged 90 passes per game this season, the most of any Serie A player. In the 2002–03 season, Pirlo led AC Milan to the UEFA Champions League and the Coppa Italia, and the following year helped the team win the Serie A title. Since then he has become the heart of the club's midfield, and he and Gattuso are considered the best midfield combination in the world
Since joining AC Milan in 2001, Pirlo has worn the red and black shirt for 10 seasons. Pirlo spent nearly 10 seasons at AC Milan, winning two Serie A titles, one Coppa Italia, one Italian Super Cup, two UEFA Champions League titles, two UEFA Super Cups and one World Club Title. When he decided to take off his robe, Pirlo, who was not good at expressing his feelings, burst into tears twice
On May 25, 2011, Beijing time, Juventus announced through its official website that the team had signed a three-year contract with Pirlo. After a three-hour two-part test, Pirlo successfully passed the Bianconeri's medical examination, and the former world champion also completed the transition from Milan player to Juve player, who will set sail again in the old woman. The details of the contract between the two sides also revealed that Pirlo signed a three-year contract with Juve, with a salary of 2.5 million euros after tax at the end of each year, and then paid a bonus based on his number of appearances and team results, and Pirlo's total annual salary was about 4 million euros, which was also in line with Pirlo's title as the core
Pirlo joined Juve in 2011 for a total of four years, and Juve's revival is inseparable from the midfield master. His precise passing and assists, as well as his goals and free kicks, are breathtaking and are a beautiful note for a new chapter in Juve's rise
On 11 September 2011, Pirlo assisted Lichsteiner's first official goal into Juve's new stadium. In February 2012, Pirlo scored with a free-kick to score the first goal of Juve's career. Pirlo scored a total of 19 goals at Juve, each of which was aesthetically pleasing, like the jewel in Juve's crown
During his time at Juve, Pirlo won four consecutive Titles in the First Division, 1 Coppa Italia and 2 Italian Super Cups. Juve are honoured to spend these 4 years with Pirlo and the club wishes him all the best in the future. Thank you, Midfield Master!
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