As a goalkeeper, he has excellent long-range shooting skills. He used to shoot near the midfield, but as a watchdog, he was better at free kicks. Chilavert is good at shooting with his left foot. Before the penalty, he has the habit of praying to God. When he scores a goal, he will kneel on the ground and thank God for his gift. But don't think that every time he makes a bold move, he relies on good luck from God. In fact, chilavert has always had a set of undisguised long-range shots. With excellent basic skills, he scored more goals than many second-rate strikers. He never uses any tricks cunningly, but only does it quickly. He is always confident and can always send the ball into the net with the shutter. The only regret is that we failed to realize our long-standing dream of scoring in the World Cup, but we should still cherish all the crazy records created by this crazy goalkeeper.

Classic replay: 1998 World Cup qualifier Paraguay meets Argentina. Before the game, chilavert said that he would give Argentine some color with the goal. As a result, he really kept his promise with an incredible free kick in this game. When the ball flew into the gate of Gauchos in a beautiful arc, the whole stadium was dead silent. The commentator just silently said, "Maybe only chilavert can save the ball."

9. Tulong Road-Ronaldinho radian: 8 strength: 8.5 success rate: 8.

As the world's number one star, Ronaldinho's free kick speed and arc are perfectly combined. In gremio, Paris and Barcelona, people have become accustomed to him humiliating the opposing goalkeeper with accurate half-high balls again and again. In his first year with the Rossoneri, he helped Barcelona get back to the top with a goal of 15, and recently won the title of World Player of the Year. His position in the national team has also soared. Now, unless it is 35 meters away, Ronaldinho has basically arranged all the positioning balls in the front of the restricted area, and the accuracy of his feet has also been well received by all parties. What is even more frightening is that the Brazilian king often does not need a run-up, but can complete all the processes with calf strength, so that the opposing goalkeeper can't judge the path of the ball. Although the team lost in that century war, Ronaldinho's free kick that bypassed the human wall made casillas, the first goalkeeper in La Liga, have no time to react.

Classic replay: Barcelona played against Royal Society at home in 2004. Until the 90th minute, Barcelona was still 0- 1 behind. Ronaldinho himself got a free kick in front of the penalty area. Although it was a little close, the Brazilian's free kick went straight to the lower left corner. The whole Nou Camp is crazy, not only to surpass the old rival Real Madrid in the standings, but also to suppress the excitement of his new king.

8. Eternal Sword-Little Juninho radian: 8 strength: 8.5 success rate: 8.5.

Juninho Jr. is the biggest contributor to Lyon's incredible four consecutive championships. Since joining Bamba in France, he has been good at strict organization and scheduling, and he has become the leading midfielder in France. At the same time, the Brazilian is also a top free kick player. According to statistics, every time he made seven penalties, the set-piece bypassed the wall and turned into the goal. This probability is terrible. Kahn should be the person who knows the Brazilian power best. In the Champions League, the German goalkeeper was humiliated by Juninho's free kick. Even Asunció n Pucao and Carlos, recognized as top set-pieces players, admitted that their compatriots' unique skills were above themselves.

Juninho's free kick stunt relies on talent, feeling and hard practice. It has always been his fixed habit to practice at least 20 free kicks after each training. Although he is still a supporting role in the national team, he is the absolute king in France, which advocates technical football.

Classic replay: In last season's Champions League, Juninho's 35-yard free kick directly broke the door guarded by Bremen goalkeeper Lenke. This is a classic handed down from generation to generation and is recognized as one of the best goals in the last Champions League, comparable to the two magical goals of Ronaldinho of Chelsea and Garcia of Juventus.

7. Twist fingers-recoba radian: 9 strength: 8 success rate: 8.

Recoba has comprehensive physical fitness, tough footwork and unique advantages in shooting. Most of the free kicks he took were low balls with excellent angles. This "China boy" with well-proportioned lower limbs can coordinate the shooting angle well and has a good balance, so he is a rare set-piece expert. "recoba's penalty kick is obviously well-trained, and even two St. toldo can't save it." Gazzetta dello Sport once commented on the set-pieces scored by Uruguayans. As the main force, they always failed to play well, but they always performed well when they came off the bench.

Classic replay: 1998-99 season, Venice vs Florence. Recoba, who was still on loan in Venice at that time, scored three landmark goals in this game, which caused a sensation in Italian football, and all three goals were scored in the goal guarded by teammate toldo in the future.

6. Lingbo micro-step-rivaldo radian: 8.5 strength: 8.5 success rate: 8.5.

A typical South American free-kick player has the same outstanding footwork as Baibelzico. What is more rare is that he can shoot flexibly with his left and right feet, and he is better at avoiding the seemingly indestructible human wall with a lightness of four or two kilograms, so that the ball can hit the four dead corners of the goal with high and low rotation. His bowlegged legs are so magical that people call them Garrincha's two magical feet. I have no regrets about losing to a talented team like rivaldo. Indeed, at its peak, rivaldo scored at least 30 goals every season, which was as irresistible as a god.

Classic replay: In countless matches against Real Madrid, he shot the ball into the gates guarded by illgner, Bizarri or casillas, and there were countless wonderful free kicks in La Liga and Champions League.

5. Leaf chop-zola radian: 9.5 strength: 7.5 success rate: 8.5

Zola's free kicks mostly rely on the instep shot, which makes the ball draw a high "rainbow" from the air and fall near. Known for its rotation and radian, its route changes quite strangely, and Diego Maradona's delicate footwork made him familiar with the way to win free kicks. "Zola can take the ball outside the penalty area and then take a free kick. Opponents and teammates don't get any chance to touch the ball. " Parma's former coach Scala praised the short-legged tiger for being amazing at the age of hanging up his boots.

Classic replay: Zola, who has entered the semi-retired state in the European Champions Cup, is still in full swing. Zola sent the ball to Barcelona with a beautiful free kick, which will probably never be forgotten.

4. Dark iron epee-Carlos radian: 8 strength: 10 success rate: 9

Carlos, a humble little Brazilian, has a magical left foot. His upper limbs are short, his thighs are strong, and his calves swing quickly, relying on powerful explosive free kicks. Opponents will never dare to foul easily outside the penalty area, because people know that that kind of recreational free kick is almost the same as being awarded a penalty. In addition, Carlos seems to be learning the principle of grafting ball in table tennis and snooker. Sometimes people feel that he deliberately calculated that the ball hit the goal through the collision of a third party in the human wall, so that he can directly test the rebound of the "target" without bothering to avoid the blocking of the "human wall". That bloody and domineering free kick is the gold-lettered signboard that this pocket gold left foot dominates the world football.

Classic replay: 1997 the 40-meter-long exo missile scored by the French team in the French four-nation football invitational tournament. After the game, French newspapers couldn't explain how Carlos turned the ball flying to the corner flag into a goal, so they had to make fun of it from a physical point of view. "According to Newton's third law, when an object moves to the right, the wind speed from the repulsive force of the object will react on it."

3. Full moon machete-Beckham radian: 10 strength: 10 success rate: 8

This is probably the most expensive right foot in Europe. He is good at taking the penalty with the instep, and the ball flies to the opponent's corner in a pleasing internal rotation arc. Beckham has received regular training since he was a child, and his strokes and styles look very simple and orthodox. In order to improve 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, which is why we have our common Bayesian free kick posture.

Goalkeepers always want to know why they often judge the right direction but are still half a beat slow. But scientific data tells us that Beckham's free kick shooting speed is above 1 10 km every time. Now people call his curved ball with rapid rotation and accurate landing point "Bayesian radian", which is a simple but deadly effective weapon in attack. Former free kick master Platini once commented: "Beckham is definitely the best right-footed free kick player in Europe. If he unfortunately meets his team, don't give him any chance near his restricted area. "

Classic replay: 2002 World Cup qualifier, World War I Greece, last minute, the most wonderful kick, worth-1 100 million!

2. Xiao Li's flying knife-mikhailovich radian: 10 strength: 9 success rate: 10.

The free kick volleying on the instep of the left foot is Miha's specialty, and the direct free kick shooting within 40 meters from the goal is impeccable. Miha's free kick is a perfect work of art with sharp angle and strong rotation. Moreover, when he takes a free kick, he usually tries to use his calf as much as possible, and his thigh swings very little, so the goalkeeper can't judge the path of the ball, so the gods and ghosts are unpredictable.

"We have asked UEFA if we can use two goalkeepers when mikhailovich takes a free kick. I think this is the only way to stop him. " When Leverkusen was in the same group as Lazio in the Champions League, Dom, the team's meritorious coach, said to himself. Misha's free kick is unique in European football. He is the holder of Apennine's direct positioning record. Even we think that Miha's first impression is a registered trademark free kick, and vice versa, which is almost a conditioned reflex, and his "true example" also makes his opponent chilling.

Classic replay: 1999, mikhailovich scored three goals from a free kick against Sampdoria. Created an unprecedented historic feat, and no one came after it.

1. Nine Swords of Solitude-carioca radian: 10 Strength: 9.5 Success rate: 10.

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 Corinti's sworn enemy has to admit that he is the most important player in Brazilian football. It's hard to imagine that carioca's body is so thin that you can't believe that he has great power to combine football with Dunga's strength, Carlos' speed, Neto's precision, rivaldo's cunning and Juninho's chaos. "That's a perfect work of art!" Leon, the only person who chose carioca to join the national team in those years, now comments that his beautiful free kick skills are said to have reached the level of Brazil's coach in those years.

Carioca is used to arranging all the set-pieces on the court, but he has only one chance to play in the Copa America, and he has no chance to play in the yellow shirt of the national team at other times, so his talent for free kicks can only shine in the club.

"I can take a free kick from all positions in the opponent's penalty area after entering the opponent's half 20 meters." This arrogant self-evaluation of this gentleman is no exaggeration, because he may be the professional player who plays free kicks the most times on our planet. Radio Brazil also said that whenever he took a free kick, the defenders generally realized that the "human wall" was meaningless. He is the myth of Brazilian free kick epic-Marcelinho carioca.

Classic replay: Some media describe that if mikhailovich represents the highest level of free kicks in Europe, then carioca is the supreme in South America; If mikhailovich never thought that the human wall could let the ball bypass the goal, then the carioca-style free kick, known as the "angel's foot", could go straight to the goal from the gap in the middle of the human wall.