10. Overlord Gun---Chilavert

Arc: 8.5 Power: 8.5 Success rate: 7.5

As a goalkeeper, he has excellent long-range shooting skills , he once hit a shot near the midfield, but as a self-proclaimed "watchdog", he is still better at free kicks. Chilavert is good at shooting with his left foot. He has the habit of praying to God before taking the penalty, and after scoring a goal, he will kneel on the ground to thank God for his gift. But don’t think that every time he boldly shoots, he relies on the good luck bestowed by God. In fact, Chilavert has always had a long-range shooting skill that does not require any cover-up. With his excellent basic skills, his goals The number even exceeds that of many second-rate forwards. He never uses cunning tactics, but is all about making prompt decisions. He is always full of confidence, and he can always send the ball into the net with a quick step. The only regret is that we were unable to achieve our long-cherished wish of scoring a goal in the World Cup, but we should still cherish all the crazy records created by this crazy goalkeeper. Classic replay: In the qualifiers of the 1998 World Cup, Paraguay and Argentina met. Chilavert said before the game that he would use his goals to give the Argentines some color. As expected, in this game, he scored an incredible free kick. The oath was kept. When the ball flew into the Gaucho goal in a beautiful arc, the entire stadium suddenly became as silent as death. The commentator could only say silently: "Maybe only Chilavert can save this ball."

9. Dragon Sword---Ronaldinho

Arc: 8 Strength: 8.5 Success rate: 8

As the number one star in the world today, Ronaldinho’s free kick The combination of speed and arc is extremely perfect. In Gremio, Paris, and Barcelona, ??people are used to him humiliating the opponent's goalkeeper with accurate half-high balls again and again. In the first year of joining the Red and Blues, he scored 15 goals to help Barcelona return to the top, and then won the title of World Footballer. His status in the national team has also skyrocketed. Now, unless he is 35 meters away, Ronaldinho basically takes all set kicks at the front of the penalty area, and his accuracy with his feet has also been praised by all parties. What's even more frightening is that the Brazilian king often doesn't need to run up when taking free kicks. He can complete all the steps with his lower legs, making it impossible for the opponent's goalkeeper to judge the path of the ball. Although the team lost in that game of the century, Ronaldinho's free kick that went around the wall gave La Liga's number one goalkeeper Casillas no time to react.

Classic replay: In 2004, Barcelona played against Real Sociedad at home. Barcelona was still trailing 0-1 until the 90th minute. Ronaldinho himself won a free kick in front of the penalty area. The distance was a bit close but the Brazilian shot it. The free kick also went straight to the lower left corner. The entire Camp Nou went crazy, not only for surpassing their old rival Real Madrid in the standings, but also for the arrival of their new king, they couldn't restrain the excitement in their hearts

8. Heavenly Sword---Little Juninho

Radian: 8 Strength: 8.5 Success rate: 8.5

Lyon achieved an incredible four consecutive league championships, and Juninho is the well-deserved biggest contributor. Since joining the French Ligue 1 team, he has been good at rigorous organization and scheduling and has transformed into the leading midfield artist in France. At the same time, the Brazilian is also a top free kick master. According to statistics, one of every seven set kicks he takes will go around the wall and spin into the goal. This probability is so terrifying. Kahn should be the one who knows the power of Brazilians best. In the Champions League, the German goalkeeper was humiliated by Juninho's free kick. Even Assuncao and Carlos, who are recognized as top set-piece masters, have frankly admitted that their compatriots' skills are superior to their own.

Junior Juninho’s free kick skills rely on talent, feeling and hard work. It has become his fixed habit to practice at least 20 additional free kicks after each training session. Although he still plays a supporting role in the national team, in France, which advocates technical football, he is the absolute king.

Classic replay: In last season’s Champions League, Juninho’s free kick from 35 yards directly broke through the gate guarded by Bremen goalkeeper Lineker. It is a classic and is recognized as the last champion. One of the best goals in the league, comparable to Ronaldinho's two magic goals that scored Chelsea and Garcia's goal against Juventus.

7. Twist finger---Recoba

Arc: 9 Strength: 8 Success rate: 8

Recoba has comprehensive physical fitness and toes He is tough and has his own unique advantages in shooting. Most of his free kicks are low and flat with excellent angles.

This "Chinese boy" with well-proportioned lower limbs can rely on his good balance to coordinate the angle of his shot, making him a rare set-piece expert. "The kick taken by Recoba was obviously carefully trained. Even two Santordos couldn't have saved it." In the past, "Gazzetta dello Sport" once commented that he was always unable to play the main role, but he always played as a substitute. A set-piece goal scored by an outstanding Uruguayan.

Classic replay: In the 1998-99 season, Venice played against Fiorentina. Recoba, who was still on loan at Venice at the time, scored 3 landmark goals in this game, which shocked the whole of Italy. football, and these three goals were scored at the goal guarded by future teammate Toldo.

6. Lingbo Weibu---Rivaldo

Arc: 8.5 Strength: 8.5 Success rate: 8.5

Typical South American free kick master , has the same outstanding footwork as Belizico, and what is even more rare is that he can shoot flexibly with both left and right feet. He is better at avoiding the seemingly impregnable wall with the lightness of four or two, and letting the ball move high and low. Spin and hit the four blind corners of the goal. His bow legs are so magical that people call them two magic legs together with the legendary hero Garrincha. "I don't have any regrets about losing to a team with a talent like Rivaldo." Indeed, at his peak, Rivaldo scored at least 30 goals per season and was as unstoppable as a god.

Classic replays: Countless times when playing against Real Madrid, he shot the ball into the gate guarded by Ilgona, Bisari or Casillas. His free kicks in La Liga and Champions League are too numerous to mention.

5. Falling leaves---Zola

Arc: 9.5 Strength: 7.5 Success rate: 8.5

Zola’s free kick is Doy K’s inner instep The ball drew a "rainbow" high in the air and then fell. Known for his rotation and curvature, the changes in his line are somewhat strange, and his delicate footwork, which he learned from Maradona, makes him familiar with the way to win free kicks. "Zola can dribble the ball and fall outside the penalty area, and then take the free kick and score the goal. Neither opponents nor teammates get any chance to touch the ball." Former Parma coach Scala praised so much that he even hung up his boots. A short-legged tiger who is still very capable despite his age.

Classic replay: In the European Champions Cup, Zola, who has entered semi-retirement, is still as powerful as ever. Zola took a beautiful free kick and sent the ball into the door of the Barcelona team that relied on its superiority. The blow that one goal brought to the Barcelona team may not be forgotten for the rest of their lives.

4. Black Iron Heavy Sword---Carlos

Arc: 8 Strength: 10 Success rate: 9

The unattractive little Brazilian Carlos has He has a magical left foot, short upper limbs, thick and powerful thighs, and a concealed and rapid swing of his calves. He relies on his powerful explosive power to take free kicks. Opponents will never dare to foul easily outside the penalty area, because people know that the kind of free kick taken by this wonder boy is almost the same as a penalty kick. In addition, Carlos seems to be learning the principle of grafting the ball in table tennis and snooker. The ball changes direction and hits the goal through the collision of a third party in the wall. Sometimes it seems that he calculated it deliberately, so he does not need to bother. To avoid the "human wall" blockage, you can directly test the rebound power of the "target". That free kick full of blood and domineering blood is the golden signature of this pocket golden left foot that dominates world football.

Classic replay: The earth-shattering 40-meter outspin missile that scored the French team's goal in the 1997 French Four Nations Football Invitational Tournament. After the game, the French newspaper was unable to explain how Carlos redirected the ball that flew toward the corner flag and hit it into the goal. They had to explain jokingly from a physics perspective: "According to Newton's third law, when an object moves to the right, when an object moves to the right, the force from the object The repulsive wind speed will react against it

3. Full Moon Scimitar---Beckham

Radian: 10 Strength: 10 Success rate: 8

This is perhaps the most expensive right foot in Europe. It is good at taking kicks with the instep, and the ball flies towards the opponent's goal with a pleasant inward arc. Beckham has received professional training since he was a child, and every move looks impressive. Very simple and orthodox. In order to increase the speed, he must twist his whole body and tilt his body completely to increase the internal rotation speed of the ball, so it usually gives people the feeling of lightning speed, so we have our common Bayesian arbitrary. The ball takes the penalty position.

Goalkeepers always wonder why they are often half a beat too late in judging the right direction, but scientific data tells us that every time Beckham takes a free kick, the ball speed is over 110 kilometers. Now people regard his The rotating, fast, and accurate curved ball is called "Bachelor's Curve". It is a simple but deadly and effective weapon in offense. Former free-kick master Platini once commented: "Beckham is definitely the best right-footed free-team player in Europe. If unfortunately you meet the team he plays for, you must not give him anything near the penalty area. Opportunity."

Classic replay: The most exciting kick in the last minute of the 2002 World Cup qualifying match against Greece, worth 100 million!

2. Lonely Nine Swords---Carioca

Arc: 10 Strength: 9.5 Success rate: 9.5

In fact, in Brazilian football When people mention the free kick master, the first thing that comes to mind is not Carlos, but the legendary Carioca. Even fans of Clintien's rivals have to admit that he is the most important Ouchi player in Brazilian football. It's hard to imagine that Carioca's body is so thin that you can't believe that he can have great strength to move the football according to Dunga's strength, Carlos's speed, Neto's accuracy, Rivaldo's craftiness and Juninho. The deception is integrated into one. "That's really a perfect work of art!" Leon, who was the only one to select Carioca for the national team, commented now. It is said that it was because of his beautiful free kick skills that he reached the level of the Brazilian coach at that time.

Carioca is used to taking all set kicks on the field, but he only had one chance to participate in the America's Cup. At other times, he missed the yellow jersey of the national team, which led to his free kick talent. It can only shine in the club.

"After entering the opponent's half 20 meters away from any position in the opponent's penalty area, I can take the free kick directly into the goal." This guy's arrogant self-evaluation is by no means an exaggeration. Because he is probably the professional player who has scored more free kicks on our planet. Brazilian radio also said that whenever he takes a free kick, the defenders generally realize that the "human wall" is meaningless. He is a myth in the Brazilian free kick epic --- Marcelinho Carioca. .

Classic replay: Some media once described that if Mihajlovic represents the highest level of free kicks in Europe, Carioca is the supreme in South America; if Mihajlovic never puts the wall The ball can be detoured into the goal, and the Carioca-style free kick known as the "Angel's Foot" can go straight into the goal through the gap in the wall.

Arc: 10 Strength: 9.6 Success rate: 10

The free kick volley from the outside of the left foot is Miha is good at shooting impeccable direct free kicks within 40 meters from the goal. Miha's free kick is powerful, a perfect work of art with a tricky angle and strong rotation. Moreover, when taking free kicks, he usually uses his calves to exert as much force as possible. The swing range of his thighs is very small, making it impossible for the goalkeeper to judge the path of the ball, making him unpredictable.

"We have asked UEFA if we can use two goalkeepers when Mihajlovic takes a free kick. I think that is the only way to stop him." Leverkusen that year Daum, the team's meritorious coach, laughed at himself when he was in the same group as Lazio in the Champions League. "Misha's" free kick skills are unique in European football, and he is the holder of the record for direct set kicks in the Apennines. Even when we think of Miha, almost the first impression is of a registered trademark free kick, and vice versa. It has almost become It is a conditioned reflex, and its accurate shot that "does not miss the mark" and seals the throat with blood also makes opponents tremble.

Classic replay: In 1999, Mihajlovic scored three goals in a row with direct free kicks against Sampdoria. It has created a historic feat that is unprecedented and will be rare in the future.