Cafu (Brazil) If you plan to play under a certain player, then Cafu is not a bad choice.

He has represented the Brazilian national team 143 times and is the player with the most appearances on the team.

At the same time, the Brazilian defender is also the only player to have participated in three FIFA World Cup finals.

His high-quality training ensures that he can still maintain good competitive condition in the game at the age of 36, and he will undoubtedly help his teammates fight wholeheartedly to defend their championship title in Germany.

Hurtado (Ecuador) Ivan Hurtado, the most capped player in the history of the Ecuadorian national team, is an excellent defensive player who has never received a red card in the 130 international games he has participated in.

His rich experience is a valuable asset for young players, and his role model is reflected in charity. He established a charity foundation in his hometown.

Beckham (England) David Beckham, who never made a dissonant sound on the court, surprised many people when he took on the captain's armband for the first time in 2000.

He is now very competent in this position and has often performed well in an England shirt - for example, he scored from a direct free kick in stoppage time against Greece to help Christian Eriksen's team.

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Raul (Spain) Like his Real Madrid teammate Beckham, Raul's name has the same significance in his national team.

He is currently the longest-serving player in the Spanish national team, and his 42 international goals are also the most in the history of the Spanish national team.

Raul, who is actively preparing for his third FIFA World Cup, will compete as captain for the first time. Nothing can be more obvious than the way he gazes lovingly into the sky while playing the Spanish national anthem.

The excitement of the cup is gone.

Zidane (France) The taciturn Zidane does not need to shout loudly because his charm and charisma can already express everything.

One of the best players in international football over the past decade, Zidane made his debut for France in 1994, and his two goals in the 1998 FIFA World Cup final helped him become a superstar.

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He will wear the captain's armband for the last time at this World Cup in Germany. After the game, he will hang up his boots and end his football career.

Ballack (Germany) Michel Ballack is the hope of all Germans, including his teammates.

Compared with his predecessor Oliver Kahn, Michel Ballack lacked the experience and extrovert required to be a captain, but when Jurgen Klinsmann's men needed a pep talk, he never let them down.

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With equally excellent footwork and heading skills, he scored the winning goal in the quarter-finals and semi-finals of the 2002 World Cup in Japan and South Korea.

In the 63 international games he participated in, he scored 30 goals.

Marcos (Mexico) Like Ballack, Marcos captained the national team for the simple reason that he was the best player in the country.

While providing solid defense for the Mexican defense, he also conveyed his calmness and coolness to every teammate on the field.

Occasionally when he is impulsive, he has something that other members of the Mexican Legion do not have, and that is the UEFA Champions League championship he won with Barcelona.

He served as the captain of the Argentina under-20 national team at the United World Youth Championship. The coach of the Argentine youth team at that time was Jose Pekerman.

After Pekerman became the head coach of Argentina's adult national team, Sorin automatically followed his former mentor into the national team.

Solin's versatility allows him to play anywhere on the left, and his energy and hunger for victory will play a central role in Argentina's bid for the World Cup title in Germany this summer.

The talented left-footer also played a key role in his Villarreal team, helping the team successfully reach the semi-finals of the Champions League last season.

Viduka: Voice of Experience As one of the most famous football players in Australian history, it is not surprising that Viduka was given the important task of captain by coach Guus Hiddink - the former Australian team captain's armband was worn on Moore's arm.

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The 30-year-old marksman, who has featured in Croatia, Scotland and England, will be making his World Cup debut and is keen to lead Australia on the biggest football stage in the world.

Appiah: The undisputed leader This will be Ghana's first FIFA World Cup finals appearance, but their captain Stephen Appiah already has a wealth of international experience.

A member of Ghana's 1995 FIFA World Under-17 Championship winning team, Appiah's strength and determination have made him the undisputed leader of the Ghana team, which he hopes will make waves at this summer's World Cup in Germany.

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