Their own talent and strength are quite strong, but they are not born at the right time. In their time, there are too many real peak strong people who have appeared and intercepted their way to the top, and they can only become unknown people, so that they are underestimated. There are ten players in world football, and their strength is beyond doubt, only because there are too many factors in their time that cause them to be underestimated by the world.
NO.1: Beckham
The most underrated player of the last two decades has undoubtedly been Beckham, not even one of them, and the debate about him has continued until After Little Bay retired, which is a rather interesting phenomenon.
Manchester United's 92 golden generation, Giggs and Scholes have all been called masters, and even Ouchi is well-known overseas, but what about Xiaobei? Under Ferguson, there is no mediocre player who can play the main player of the team, and if it were not for his own unique skills, Xiao Bei would definitely not have played in Manchester United for so long. His handsome appearance made David Beckham unique, but it dragged down his career. From the time he scored a super long-term shot when playing for Manchester United, the outside world only remembered Xiao Bei's handsome appearance and his bright smile, and perhaps a sensational marriage with the hot girl in England, but his free kicks and accurate long passes on the wing became less important.
Even when he came to Real Madrid, Xiaobei was still very controversial, on the one hand, he was considered to be a victim of the Galaxy's list of superstars, but no one saw his contribution to the team. After Capello came to the team, XiaoBei was once beaten into the cold palace, but he was indomitable, and if he played magically that season, he would definitely not help the team win the La Liga title. In a way, XiaoBei is a genius, a seriously underestimated genius, and I don't know if his handsome appearance is a fortunate thing or an unfortunate thing for him?
NO.2: Davao-Sukh
The only impression of the star who "plays the violin with his left foot" is the Golden Boot of the 98th World Cup, which he is really underestimated. At the end of the last century, the world's strikers were all skilled and particularly outstanding in a certain ability, but Suq was a rare super-comprehensive player. His physical confrontation ability, ball dealership, foot skills, including the momentary flash of inspiration, was the most comprehensive striker in world football at that time.
NO.3: Georgi-Haji
Haji is a guy who can shoot goals from anywhere and can do almost every position in the game. He often had unexpected passes on the pitch, leading fans to call him a "midfield schemer". Haji also has a strong shooting ability as a midfield master. In 638 games of his career, he scored 271 goals. This kind of data is almost no match for him among midfielders.
NO.4: Mirinko-Pantich
The name "Late Bird" talent midfielder Pantage is estimated to be young fans today who have not even heard of it. He can be said to be the leader of a glorious era at Atletico Madrid. In the 1995/96 season, Pantic scored 41 goals as a midfielder and helped Atletico madrid win La Liga and Copa del Rey doubles. Later, Pantage also won the Champions League Golden Boot. At the 1996/97 Copa del Rey, Pantic almost single-handedly played against Barca, which had Ronaldo and Figo at the time. In the end, Atletico were eliminated 4-5, and Pantic single-handedly completed the senior year, scoring all of Atletico's goals. In 2016, he became the manager of Dalian Yifang Football Club in China.
NO.5: Milito
In the Final of the Champions League in May 2010, Milito scored a second victory and Inter Milan won the European Cup. With his outstanding performance, Milito won two awards on 26 August 2010, the Best Striker and UEFA Most Valuable Player Awards.
Diego Alberto Milito is a member of Atlético Argentina, playing as a striker for Inter Milan from 2009 to 2014, known for his keen sense of touch and superb shooting skills.
NO.6: Klose
Miroslav Klose (born 9 June 1978 in Opole, Poland) is a German footballer who plays as a striker and is the world cup's all-time top scorer.
Klose is the most powerful all-around attacker in the Bundesliga, making a total of 306 bundesliga appearances from 2000 to 2011, scoring 121 goals and 79 assists, and directly producing 200 goals. Klose won two Bundesliga titles and five German domestic cups while in Bayern Munich, as well as the honors of top scorer, assists, best player, German footballer of the year, etc., and achieved the honorary Grand Slam of German football. In 2011, at the age of 33, he moved to Serie A, maintaining a high goal rate and winning the Deacon A Cup, in which the feat of scoring 5 goals in a single game broke the record of 27 years in Serie A, and has now become the top ten goalscorer in the history of Lazio's centennial team.
Klose played for Germany for 13 years from 2001 to 2014 as the team's main striker and attacking core, during which time he made 137 appearances for Germany, scoring 71 goals and assisting 30 times, surpassing German football striker Gerd Müller to become the top scorer in the history of international A-class competitions.
On August 11, 2014, Klose officially announced his retirement from the national team.
NO.7: Ribery
Franck Ribery (born 7 April 1983 in Boulogne, France) is a French footballer who plays as a defender for Bayern Munich in the Bundesliga. Ribery is a well-rounded, ball-savvy player who can play multiple positions in midfield and is an attacker with a strong breakthrough ability.
On 29 August 2013, Ribery was voted The Best Player in Europe with an absolute margin of 36 votes. On May 14, 2014, he was shortlisted for the French national team with 23 players to represent the national team at the 2014 Fifa World Cup in Brazil.
In August 2014, Ribery withdrew from the French national team.
NO.8: Henry
"King of Highbury" Henry, with his unparalleled elegance and efficiency, is the most aggressive striker among all the attacking players in world football today, both at the club and the French national team, known for his fast pace, sensitive dribbling ability, rich creativity and amazing goal scoring ability, often starting to dribble in midfield, which deeply attracts fans. He returned to Premier League Arsenal in January 2012.
On December 16, 2014, Henry officially announced his retirement! He joined Sky Sports in the UNITED Kingdom for £25 million as a guest judge.
NO.9: Snyder
Wesley Sneijder is a Dutch footballer who plays as a midfielder and currently plays for Turkish Super League club Galatasaray. He has played for Ajax, Real Madrid and Inter Milan. He also won the 2009-2010 UEFA Champions League with Inter and was also awarded the honorary title of Best Midfielder in the Champions League. In the 2010 World Cup in South Africa, he led the Dutch football team to the runner-up, and personally won the Silver Ball Award and the World Cup Bronze Boot Award of the World Cup with 5 goals, representing the Netherlands in three European Championships and three World Cups.
NO.10: Juan Valerón
Spanish footballer. Divisional forward and avant-garde. Juan Valerón is considered one of the most creative passers among Spanish midfielders, known as Spain's Zidane, a pure technical genius who is truly elegant and beautiful and practical. It was his injury that allowed Harvey to become the core of the national team, but he himself did not have Zidane's reputation, and at this point, his junior Harvey was better than him.