The term "double pride" shines through. Numerous fans are keen to link the
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Comparisons with Crow are not necessary. Both stars have had their moments of glory and their downturns. However, what they have given us together is years and years of outstanding athletic performance, as well as the spirit of hard work on the field. As the era of Melo comes to an end, our icons are starting to age, and perhaps in the near future, they will be saying goodbye to the field, so let's cherish the days when they are still around.
Elite education dominates the football world, and it is rare to see grassroots players come to prominence these days. Most of today's top soccer players have been trained professionally since childhood. They start from a much higher base than others, including rising soccer stars
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and Mbappe. Both of their fathers were in the soccer industry and had privileged family environments that allowed them to afford the high cost of soccer training.
A lot of people are talking about Mbappe and
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Can become the "double pride" after the era of Mei Luo. First of all, we need to define "double pride": excellent soccer skills, numerous honors, high visibility? If only a single aspect of the advantages, not enough to become "double pride", need to be considered in a comprehensive manner.
1. Skill and talent
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and Crowe's skills need no introduction, with excellent footwork, speed and a balanced left and right foot. They have shown incredible talent at a young age and have established themselves in the top league. 13-year-old
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Joined Barcelona and won the World Youth Championships at the age of 18, an honor that meant he led the pack of players his age that year. at 21, he achieved the treble, winning the Champions League. c Luo moved to Manchester United for £1,224 when he was 18, and reaped the rewards of the Champions League at the age of 23.
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Also at the age of 21, he made a splash in the Champions League, being physically impressive, tall, long and incredibly fast. I won't go into the details of his accomplishments here. Mbappe, born in Ligue 1, now plays for Paris Saint-Germain. 22 years old, he won the World Cup at the age of just over 19, starting from the same place as
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Similarly, he was arguably the best of his age at the time. However, in recent years he has been slightly less impressive.
The gifted abound.
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and Mbappe are both the Chosen Ones with superior starting points. Based on talent alone, they are expected to reach the heights of the Melo duo.
2. Environment, growth
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and Crowe are talented and showed flashes of brilliance at a young age. As a result, they were introduced by La Liga and the English Premier League. While growing up, they might not have been able to become benchmarks in the football world if not for the favor of Barcelona and Manchester United.
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Suffering from dwarfism, he needs to be injected with R6k of growth hormone every month. Anyone else might have struggled to achieve what he has. It was his talent and love for soccer that earned him the opportunity. The fact that Barcelona took him on is a testament to that!
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The strength of the talent. Barcelona is willing to take on all of him and let him thrive. At Barcelona.
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Polish your skills and receive top-notch soccer instruction.
c Luo was born in Portugal, as we all know, Portuguese soccer depth. 18 years old when he joined Manchester United, Manchester United to him to cultivate, give status and opportunity. For him to clear the team competition star, support c Luo on the throne. Manchester United for c Luo provides a good environment for growth, Ferguson is also very fond of him, a fly, expected.
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Currently on a similar trajectory to the Double Pride, the talent is outstanding and is looking to move on. If
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By joining a club that focuses on him and can assist in his rapid growth, he will have the opportunity to reach the heights of Melo in the future.
Mbappe has been playing for France and at 22, 25 will be the player's peak. Basically, he has no chance to reach the heights of Melo.
As far as influence, character and other issues are concerned, I won't go into them here. Talent abounds, but if you want to shine in the game for a long time, you need to keep working hard and add a little bit of luck. Staying competitive for a long time and brushing your face in front of the media on a daily basis is the only way to reap better success.
What do you think?
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Can and Mbappe become legends? Perhaps who do you think is currently on track to become a Melo-like legend in football?
