If you ask who the most "great" football star in French history is, I think fans through the 50s will blurt out "Giuste Fontaine", a legendary French star born in Marrakesh, Morocco.
On August 18, 1933, Giuste Fontaine was born in Morocco as a French expatriate, and thanks to the strong street football culture in Morocco, Giuste Fontaine developed a superb skill that can quickly adapt to any "ball condition".
So when he returned to France in 1953, at the age of 20, he was immediately taken in by the French football giants Nice Football Club at that time, and in the time period from 1951 to 1952, Nice Football Club won the French Cup.
However, even in such a top team, the light of Giust Fontaine's "genius shooter" has not been suppressed, relying on his unparalleled control of the "ball situation", he has transformed from a new player to the "main core" of the team in only one year.
As the saying goes, "platform determines development", in 1955, out of the need to get better results in the Champions League, Giuste Fontaine chose to join the richest and strongest Club reims in France, with the help of this platform, Giuste Fontaine reached the final of the Champions League in 1956 and 1959 respectively.
The most important battle for Giuste Fontaine's "celebrity youth history" is not the French Cup and the European Cup, but the 1958 World Cup in Sweden, in the whole process, Giuste Fontaine showed a superb ball control technique beyond ordinary people.
The opponent who fought with it could only look at his back and sigh, so he had a stunning record of winning 7:3 in the first game against Uruguay. Among them, our "sharpshooter" Giust Fontaine scored 3 goals alone, making the French record of that World Cup super loud.
However, the Frenchman's red fire did not last until the end, and they met Brazil in the semi-finals, when zagaro, the "player with the most championships in world cup history", the earliest "midfield master deciduous ball originator" Wademir Pereira, and the only "three-time World Cup winner" Pele.
All served in the Brazilian team, the result can be imagined, the entire French team was completely rhythmic by Brazil, the whole game was "bitter to run", but even if it was such a headwind situation, Giuste Fontaine still did not retreat, he through his own wonderful interlude, under the eyes of the Brazilian "kings", successfully scored 1 goal, and the final result of the game was Brazil's 5:2 victory.
Probably feeling completely "hanging" by the Brazilian team is very faceless, the French team broke out of the amazing combat effectiveness when competing with West Germany for the third place, and played a 6:3 score in West Germany throughout the game, of which Giuste Fontaine's performance was the most eye-catching, he scored 4 times on the field.
If you add 1 goal scored by Giust Fontaine against Yugoslavia during the World Cup, 2 goals from Scotland and 2 goals from Northern Ireland, at the 1958 World Cup in Sweden, Giuste Fontaine relied on the wonderful cooperation of his teammates and scored 13 goals in 6 games.
And this "13" figure, until today has not been a football superstar can break it, so Giuste Fontaine still wears the halo of "the highest record holder in a single World Cup goal", which is one of the symbols of French football's glory.
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