Numbers 9 and 10 in soccer history

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He was also one of the best strikers in the world, with a devilish knack for scoring goals that made everyone fall in love with him. With his feet and his head, he announced to the world that a country, a nation, was born, and he was definitely a danger on the green field, where his left foot could play a small tambourine. 98 World Cup top scorer's arrival at Highbury was another shining wall.

In March 1999, he was selected as the best player of the year in Eastern Europe in 1998 by the Romanian newspaper Sports Weekend.

On 7 December 1998, he was elected Rhodia Footballer of the Year 1998 by Grammys.

Top scorer at the 1998 World Cup in France and named to the World Cup Best XI.

Champion of the 96-97 season in the Spanish First Division.

Roger Milla made history at the 1994 World Cup by becoming the oldest player to play in the final stage of the tournament, scoring a goal against Russia as a substitute at the "advanced" age of 42. Four years ago in Italy, Milla was famous for his unique way of celebrating - dancing around the corner flag. At the World Cup, Milla was the first player to be voted African Footballer of the Year twice, as Cameroon reached the last eight of the tournament thanks to his outstanding performance. Milla first won the award in 1976, and five years later scored six goals in a World Cup qualifier to lead Cameroon to the final round for the first time in their history. At club level, Milla preferred French teams, playing for Monaco in 1980 and 1981.

The team and Bastia won the French Cup.

On April 9, 1988, scored a hat-trick for Southampton in his first professional league match against Arsenal; in 1991, selected for the England under-21 representative team; in 1992, joined Blackburn, £3.3 million created a record transfer fee for a British player at the time; in the same year, scored a goal in his first England adult team match against France; in 1994, elected England's best player of the year; in 1995 with Blackburn won the Premier League title, with 34 goals won the top scorer, was named the best of the year; in 1996, £ 15.6 million transfer to Newcastle, breaking the record transfer fee of British players, the same season won the Premier League's top scorer, scoring 31 goals, and became the first player to break through the 100-goal mark in the Premier League; in the same year, in the selection of the world's soccer player In 1997, he was crowned top scorer of the Premier League, scoring 25 goals, and was elected Player of the Year; in 2000, in Newcastle's 8-0 victory over Sheffield Wednesday, he set a new record for a player scoring five goals in a single game, and totaled more than 300 goals in his career in the same season; and in 2002, he became the first player to score 200 goals in the English Premier League.

1995 English Premier League Champion and Mr. Football;

The angle of the shot is tricky and powerful, and his goal is called "batigoal" (batigoal). He has many ways of shooting, especially good at the right foot, in the high-speed running in the emergency stop shooting technology outstanding, often in the case of no teammates to support the situation of a lone struggle to score. In addition, he is also a free kick and penalty kick expert. Batty's shooting skills are world-class, he can shoot from any angle to score, and the air posture is very beautiful, Batty is the ideal core striker. In the soccer world, there is the "God of War". 1993 Fiorentina team was relegated to the second division, Batistuta as a big star did not transfer, in 1994 led the Fiorentina team back to the first division, and since then was regarded as the hero of Fiorentina by the people of Fiorentina, and in the local by the fans to set up a statue! Meanwhile, Batistuta was regarded as the highest scoring foreign player in Italy throughout the 90s. He scored a total of 10 goals in three World Cups, 94, 98 and 02!

Top scorer in the Copa América while in Argentina (91,95).

Top scorer in the A-League with Boca Juniors (1991).

Top scorer in Serie A with Fiorentina (1995).

Mr. South American Footballer of the Year with Fiorentina (1991).

Mr. Argentine Footballer of the Year with Fiorentina (1998).

Best foreigner in Serie A with Fiorentina (1999).

Liberia is a country that is absolutely barren in terms of soccer compared to other countries in Africa. It was on the lack of green grass and dusty soccer fields in Liberia that Weah showed his diamond in the rough. When he was spotted by a scout from Côte d'Ivoire's Tornere FC, one of Africa's soccer powerhouses, he made his way out of the country.

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Saint-Germain invested heavily in Vea, and their investment paid off almost immediately - Vea helped Saint-Germain win the coveted French league title and led the team to the semi-finals of the European Champions Cup in 1995. That year, Vea was crowned "African Footballer of the Year", "European Footballer of the Year" and "World Footballer of the Year", an epoch-making achievement for an African player!

In 1996, Vea's career reached another peak when he moved to Serie A giants AC Milan, where he helped them win the Italian league title that year. A year later, he was awarded the UEFA "Fair Play Award".

Sharpness Index: 10 stars

In the 1994/95 season, Ronaldo scored 30 goals in 33 appearances and won the Golden Boot in the Dutch Eredivisie. In his first year at Barcelona in 1996, he scored 34 goals in 37 matches and was named the league's top scorer. In the summer of 1997, when FC Barcelona utilized him under the terms of his contract with the club, he moved to Inter Milan. This led to a controversy and eventually the dispute was ruled by FIFA.

In the 32 games he played in his first season with Inter Milan, he scored 25 goals and helped the team to a second place finish in Serie A, himself becoming the best wide player and best player in Serie A that season. The club also signed him to a long-term contract that didn't expire until 2006, and Ronaldo was prolific wherever he played and maintained a goal-scoring rate that averaged almost a goal a game throughout his career. In the 1998--1999 season, he scored 14 goals in the 19 games he played, despite the shadow of injuries left over from the '98 World Cup.

But Ronaldo's 1999-2000 season was severely hampered by injuries.In November 1999 he injured his knee, and again in April 2000 in the first leg of the Coppa Italia final against Lazio, which he played in after his comeback. After he had given just seven minutes, he suffered a severe tear in his knee tendon, and this time he did not make a comeback until the end of the 2000--2001 season. The Brazilian's slow recovery to adapt himself to the game was both long and grueling, and tested the patience of the Inter fans to no end.

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Football's Top 10 #9: Hugo Sanchez

At the age of 17, Sanchez took part in the Cannes soccer tournament in France and finished fourth. The next year, he and his teammates with a new look again appeared in Cannes soccer tournament, won the championship. Sanchez was named the best player and top scorer, people called him "Mexico's golden boy", many people believe that he is a guarantee of Mexican soccer glory.

In 1985, Sporting Madrid were runners-up in the National League, and Sánchez was voted Spain's top scorer with 19 goals. In the same year, he was also named the best player in the Americas, becoming the first player from North and Central America to win the award.The 1980s were the most exciting years for Real Madrid, with Hugo Sanchez in the limelight. He played six seasons with Real Madrid and scored 164 goals. He was Real Madrid's

The most goal-scoring striker in history, with Stefano, Puskás and others out of reach.

In the 1986-1987 season, he scored 34 times. His goalscoring record is undoubtedly an asset to Spanish soccer. In the 1988-1989 season, he was in poor form and lost the Golden Boot, but still finished second. In the 1989-1990 season, Sanchez took back the top scorer's trophy with a vengeance, and set another Spanish league record - 38 goals!

Football's Top 10 Number 9: Bobby Charlton

In 1958, Manchester United were in a period of prosperity, with young rookies growing up, and were considered to be the most promising team in Europe. However, on February 6, when they were still basking in the joy of reaching the semi-finals of the European Champions Cup with a victory over the Red Stars, tragedy struck when their plane crashed midway through the tournament, with only three survivors: manager Babs and players Bobby Charlton and Bill Fox.

After the Munich incident, the manager used Bobby Charlton as a cornerstone to reorganize the United team, and 10 years later, he led United to win the European Champions Cup final against Benfica of Portugal, fulfilling an unfulfilled wish at the time. Bobby Charlton played 106 matches for England between 58 and 70, scoring 49 goals, and retired from the England squad after the 1970 World Cup, retiring in 1973 at the age of 36. By this time, after 20 years at Manchester United, he had played 606 league matches, scored 198 goals, won cups, and won the world soccer championship.

Charlton retired honorably in 1973 at the age of 36. He won numerous honors for Manchester United, including almost all the major awards, and from 1958 to 1970 he played for the England national team.

He played 106 matches, scored 49 goals and played in 4 World Cups, and was knighted by Queen Elizabeth II as Sir Charlton in 1994 in recognition of his contribution to the development of English soccer.

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Sharpness Index: 10 stars

Basten made his debut at the 1983 World Youth Championships when, at the age of 19, he was already recruited by Dutch powerhouse Ajax. By the time he moved to AC Milan in 1987. He scored 128 goals for Ajax. He scored a crucial goal in the 1987 European Cup Winners' Cup final to help Ajax win the title! In addition to scoring 37 league goals in the 1985-1986 season to win the '86 European Golden Boot. Bastian had more success with AC Milan. Twice winning the Toyota Cup and the Champions Cup, and three times the Serie A title. He was also elected FIFA's World Footballer of the Year in 1992. In the 1988 European Championship qualifiers Bastian scored 7 goals and was the top scorer of the qualifiers. In the final of the 1988 European Championships, his near-zero angle goal gave the Netherlands a 2:0 victory over the former Soviet Union, and is regarded as one of the top ten goals in modern soccer history.

Scored 37 league goals in the 1985-1986 season to win the European Golden Boot '86 award.

FIFA World Footballer of the Year, 1992.

Greatness Index: 9 stars

During his time at Real Madrid from '53 to '64, Stefano made 565 appearances, scoring 466 goals; 28 appearances for Spain, scoring 31 goals; and 7 appearances for his birth country, Argentina. he retired in '66 at the age of 40, and went on to coach Boca Juniors, winning the league title, and soon after, Valencia, winning the Spanish league title at the age of 71. Di Stefano can be regarded as the originator of modern soccer, and when he was at Real Madrid, he created the greatness of five consecutive Champions Cup titles from 1956-1960.

Top scorer of the Spanish league in 1954-1955, 1956-1957, 1957-1958, 1958-1959, 1959-1960 (Real Madrid FC, Spain);

In 1989, he was selected by all the Golden Globe winners as the winner of the "Super Golden Globe".

Although Kempes is not the best No. 10 in the history of Argentine soccer, he is certainly an alternative No. 10. Although Kempes does not have a magnificent footwork, but his toughness and courage is embodied in the Pampas grassland gale like bold, in the 1978 World Cup, Kempes helped the Argentine people for the first time to win the Cup of Hercules, and his contribution to the final of the Dutch team in the two goals is the Argentine soccer history of the classic. Kempis also won the Golden Ball and Golden Boot for his outstanding performance, and the six goals he scored in the Cup became the World Cup record for a long time.

If the South American understanding of the number 10, the English do not have the qualities to become a number 10 player, England's number 10 in the 1980s Reinking was not a striker known for his beautiful and magnificent footwork, his goals were always simple and unassuming, and his style of play always embodied the principles of simplicity and practicality, but as long as Reinking was on the field, his leadership style was always reflected He is the No. 10 player. In his career, Reinkl has never been shown a red or yellow card by the referee, and the 10 goals he scored in the two World Cups are also a record that is difficult for England to break in the World Cup, Reinkl is a true gentleman of the green.

Recollections of Mateusz are like reliving the glorious yesterday of German soccer. The great No.10 in German history with his great skills and outstanding leadership once made German soccer win in 20 years. In 1990, the last time the Germans won the Hercules Cup, Mateusz with his outstanding performance for the world soccer world to set up a strong No. 10 image. But sadly, after Mateusz, German soccer has never been able to produce a No. 10 player like Mateusz.

Zinedine Zidane is the greatest footballer of our time, and for the past 10 years we have watched a footballing genius dance around the field like nobody's business. World Footballer of the Year, the most expensive player in the world, the heart of the World Cup and Europa League winning teams are not enough to express the importance of Zidane for our times. Even after his failure in the summer of 2002, Zidane still deserves the great number 10 shirt. Skillful, dexterous and intelligent, Zidane is a great representative of what great French soccer has produced.

In the 1980s, the Dutch once again gave world soccer a magical number 10 in the form of Gulliver Gullivert. This full head of pigtails player brings people not only is special and novelty hair, more importantly, he and his compatriots in the whole of Europe to create an indestructible myth. 1988 the Dutch finally lifted the Delaunay Cup, which is the most precious honor Gulliver for Dutch soccer, and the Dutch Three Musketeers in AC Milan won countless championships has also made Gulliver become the Milanese people in the mind of one of the greatest 10 superstars. Gullit has become one of the greatest No. 10 stars in the hearts of Milanese people.

He was the world's best No. 10 in the late 1970s and early 1980s, and he was a three-time winner of the South American Footballer of the Year, Zico. In Zico's era, Brazil played aesthetic soccer under the leadership of Santana, the master of samba art soccer, and the midfield triangle composed of Zico, Socrates and Falca was the soul of the Brazilian team. But at the same time, Zico is also an unfortunate No. 10, in the course of the three World Cups with the Brazilian team, wearing the No. 10 jersey, he was always haunted by misfortune, he led the Brazilian team always in the final moments of the victory with a brush with the shoulder. But even so, who can deny that Zico was a legendary No. 10?

Like all legendary heroes, Baggio the Italian team's No. 10 left us a lot of wonderful moments, and his idol Zico, Baggio is destined to become a tragic No. 10. In Baggio's three World Cup trips, he led the Italian team fell on the penalty spot three times, especially in the 1994 World Cup Baggio in the shot after the loss of penalty kicks helpless back more added to his tragic color. And in the club, such a talented No. 10 player always can not find their own suitable position, the manager's blank stare and the fans embrace accompanied Baggio in the various clubs back and forth between the wandering, but the fans will never forget this strong, melancholy and elegant No. 10.

The romance of French soccer has long been an important element of world football, and Platini is arguably the symbol of French soccer; no one in his time imbued soccer with such elegance and grace as Platini. Although Platini kept the suspense of the French winning the World Cup in the hands of Zinedine Zidane 16 years later, his unprecedented three consecutive European Footballer of the Year awards as well as being crowned top scorer and best player at the European Championships are testament to the fact that Platini is a legendary number 10.

The player who really made the No. 10 jersey continue and flourish is the great Maradona. It is difficult for people to make an accurate assessment of Maradona, and it is difficult to say anything about the old horse in one or two sentences. But the complexity of Maradona's life did not affect his dazzling performance on the soccer field, people can accuse Maradona off the pitch life indiscretions, but no one can deny that on the pitch this is a love of soccer people firmly in mind the number 10. In the minds of Argentines, there is only one true number 10, and that is Maradona.

Perhaps people are still arguing about who is the greatest No. 10 in soccer history, Maradona or Pele. But perhaps even Maradona's fans have to admit, if not when Pele's choice, today's No. 10 jersey may not have such a legendary color. Because of Pele's dedication to soccer, people will be 10 jerseys called Pele left behind the jersey, all the players dream of having excellent skills, but also dream of owning a 10 jersey, which is Pele left to the soccer of an eternal memorial.

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