Slam Dunk Fox Rukawa

Nickname: Ballet Prince

Date of birth: October 31, 1964

Place of birth: Utrecht, Holland (Utrecht, Netherlands)

Height: 189cm

Weight:80kg

100m speed: 11 seconds 2

12-minute run: 3800 meters (4000 meters at age 18)

Vertical jump in place: 80cm

100 meters running with the ball: 12 seconds

Field position: Forward (can retreat to support the midfielder when the midfield dispatch is unfavorable)

Jersey number: 9

Substitute numbers: No. 12 - Netherlands national team, No. 6 - Ajax Football Club, No. 16 - AC Milan

Participate in the competition

event

years

Represent the team

Number

European Cup

2008

Netherlands

?

world cup

2006

Netherlands

?

European Cup

1992

Netherlands

9

world cup

1990

Netherlands

9

European Cup

1988

Netherlands

12

World Youth Championship

1983

Dutch National Youth Team

9

Technical features

1. Good footwork, superb technique, standard and elegant movements;

2. Delicate footwork and superb shooting skills;

3. His heading skills are second to none in the world;

4. Fast speed, strong impact; abundant physical energy; extremely dexterous body;

5. Keen consciousness, good sense of position, wide range of activities, and can always appear where needed most on the field;

6. Broad vision and accurate passing placement;

7. Have solid basic skills and be able to run continuously at high speed without stopping within 45 minutes, and complete various technical actions of stopping, dribbling, passing and shooting at a high level while running;

8. First-class assist ability, strong sense of teamwork and ability;

9. Able to break the equilibrium maintained by the opponent's players without the ball, and use speed, changing skills and unparalleled football awareness to score goals or create opportunities for teammates.

The most experienced

First time playing for the national team: Netherlands 3:0 Israel on September 7, 1983

Last time he played for the national team: Netherlands 2:2 Poland on October 14, 1992

First Serie A match: AC Milan defeated Pisa 3:1 away on September 13, 1987

The last game of his career: May 26, 1993 European Champions Cup final AC Milan 0:1 Marseille

The most unforgettable moment: In the 4-0 victory over Steaua Bucharest of Romania in the 1989 European Champions Cup final, he scored 2 goals.

The most painful moment: On March 20, 1991, the European Champions Cup was eliminated by the French team Marseille (Basten was suspended due to a red card and failed to appear).

The most ideal game: On November 25, 1992, he scored all the goals in a 4-0 home victory over Sweden's ifk Gothenburg team in the European Champions Cup.

The person who has the greatest influence on me: Johan Cruyff.

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Basten, the world's best shooter, supreme striker, one of the "Three Musketeers of the Netherlands".

Marco van Basten

Marco van Basten was born in Uteret, the Netherlands, in 1964. He is 1.89 meters tall and weighs 80 kilograms.

At the age of 7, he entered the youth team of the Ajax club and began to practice football. Under the guidance of the famous teacher Cruyff, he made rapid progress and later joined the amateur Utluck football team.

At the age of 16, he officially joined Ajax Football Club and began his career as a professional player. The team won 4 national league championships, 3 national cup championships and a European Cup Winners Cup championship. He became the top scorer in the Netherlands many times. In 1984, he won the

European Silver Shoe Award and European Golden Shoe Award in 1986.

At the age of 20, he was selected for the Dutch national team.

Basten is a talented shooter full of poet-like inspiration. His style is light and elegant, leaving no trace on the snow, and his sword seals his throat, making his opponents unable to guard against him. His skills are comprehensive and delicate, he has abundant physical strength, he runs fast, his movements are erratic and flexible, and he is

His teammates cooperate tacitly, fight for the top, and fight fiercely and accurately. He is very good at seizing scoring opportunities in front of the goal. He has first-class awareness and extremely accurate shooting. He can do everything from rushing for a header, diving for the top, volleying, and falling tackles. Basten is on the court.

He has the demeanor of a "scholar and swordsman", he comes and goes without a trace, has a gentle temperament, and is ruthless in his attacks, which is outstanding.

Basten, together with compatriots Gullit and Rijkaard, created the glory of the "Milan Dynasty" and made the "Three Musketeers" synonymous with championships. After Basten moved to AC Milan in 1987, he became a member of AC Milan.

Won a total of three Italian Serie A championships in 1988, 1992 and 1993, Italian Super Cup championships in 1989 and 1992, two European Champions Cup championships in 1989 and 1990, two European Super Cups and two European Super Cups in 1989 and 1990.

Toyota Cup Champion.

Basten personally won the league's top scorer twice in 1990 and 1992. He was named the best athlete in Europe three times in 1988, 1989 and 1992. He became the top scorer in Europe twice in 1988 and 1989 and in 1992.

Became the World Footballer. In 1992, he was named the best contemporary striker in Europe.

Basten played a total of 201 games for AC Milan and scored 128 goals. Basten played for the Netherlands in the 1990 World Cup, but his performance was average and he did not score a goal. In 1988, he won the European Football Championship for the Netherlands.

Champions Trophy, Basten won the title of best player and top scorer and was selected into the best team. In 1992, he played in the 9th European Cup again and made great contributions to the Dutch team's third place. In the 1988 European Championship,

In the championship match between the Netherlands and the Soviet Union, Basten scored a goal from a zero angle, which is a masterpiece in the history of football and is known as the "goal of the century." Unfortunately, Basten became a lethal tactic on the football field.

A victim of the game, his ankle was broken in 1992 and after several major surgeries, it was difficult to recover. A generation of shooters had to officially bid farewell to the green field on August 17, 1995, and the world sighed.

Basten once devoted himself to a life "outside football" and settled in Monaco.

In 2004, Basten, who had been silent for a long time, once again appeared in people's sight: Basten unexpectedly announced that he would be the head coach of the Dutch national team. After that, Basten took reform measures in the Dutch team and reused a large number of new players.

It reached the finals of the 2006 World Cup with an undefeated record. However, the Dutch team performed poorly in the 2006 World Cup, and Basten's leadership method was widely questioned. However, the Dutch team has completed the replacement of the old and the new and has a good record.

Basten's talent as a head coach has been confirmed.

Until he became the head coach of the Netherlands in 2004, Basten left football for seven years. During these seven years, Basten focused all his attention on golf. After becoming a professional golfer, he joined Noordwijk Golf.

Club and achieved amazing results in the Dutch Golf Tour. As a golfer, he said: "I want to play golf well like I play football. I chose golf as a new sport. My attitude is serious.

Yes, because I want to win the national championship in golf competitions with Noordwijk.”

In 2008, he led the team to participate in the European Cup, winning all three games in the group stage, defeating France and Italy, playing beautiful football, and once becoming the favorite to win the championship. However, they lost to the Russian team led by another Dutch coach Hiddink in the semi-finals. Europe

After the cup, he resigned as the head coach of the Dutch national team and became the head coach of the Dutch Eredivisie club Ajax. Due to Ajax's poor record in the 2008-09 season, he announced his resignation on May 7, 2009. Now he is signed

Football commentator.

Edit this paragraph to receive honors

(Incomplete statistics)

Basten's playing career only lasted 12 years (in fact, even during these 12 years, his career was still interrupted by intermittent injuries), but the honors he won were used by many other players.

It cannot be obtained even in 22 years.

collective honor

1981-82 Dutch League Champions

1982-83 Dutch League Champions

1982-83 KNVB Cup Champion

1984-85 Dutch League Champions

1985-86 KNVB Cup Champion

1986-87 KNVB Cup Champion

1986-87 European Cup Winners' Cup Champion

1987-88 Serie A champion

1988 European Cup Champion

1988 Italian Super Cup Champion

1988-89 European Champions Cup winner

1989 European Super Cup Champion

1989 Toyota Cup (Intercontinental Cup) Champion

1989-90 European Champions Cup winner

1990 European Super Cup Champion

1990 Toyota Cup (Intercontinental Cup) Champion

1991-92 Serie A champion

1992 Italian Super Cup Champion

1992-93 Serie A champion

Personal honor

1983-84 Dutch League top scorer (28 goals)

1984-85 Dutch League top scorer (22 goals)

1985-86 Dutch League top scorer (37 goals)

1986 European Golden Boot (37 goals)

1986-87 Dutch League top scorer (31 goals)

1986-87 Dutch FA Cup top scorer (6 goals)

1988 European Cup mvp

1988 European Cup top scorer (5 goals)

1988 European Footballer of the Year

1988 World Footballer (selection by British "World Football")

1988-89 European Champions Cup mvp

1988-89 European Champions Cup top scorer (10 goals)

1989 European Footballer of the Year

1989-90 Serie A top scorer (19 goals)

1991-92 Serie A top scorer (26 goals)

1991-92 Italian Football Association Cup top scorer (5 goals)

1992 European Footballer of the Year

1992 World Footballer (selected by FIFA)

1992 World Footballer (Selection by British "World Football")

1992UEFA awarded the title of the best forward of the generation

Top 10 best European players of the 20th century

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1981-1982 Ajax

Eredivisie: 1 game/1 goal, Dutch Cup: 1 game/0 goal

1982-1983 Ajax

Eredivisie: 20 games/9 goals, European Champions League: 2 games/0 goals

1983-1984 Ajax

Eredivisie: 26 games/28 goals, Dutch Cup: 5 games/4 goals

1984-1985 Ajax

Eredivisie: 33 games/22 goals, Dutch Cup: 4 games/2 goals, UEFA Cup: 4 games/5 goals

1985-1986 Ajax

Eredivisie: 26 games/37 goals, Dutch Cup: 5 games/1 goal, European Champions Cup: 2 games/0 goals

1986-1987 Ajax

Eredivisie: 27 games/31 goals, Dutch Cup: 7 games/6 goals, European Cup Winners' Cup: 9 games/6 goals

1987-1988ac Milan

Serie A: 11 games/3 goals, Coppa Italia: 5 games/5 goals

1988-1989ac Milan

Serie A: 33 games/20 goals, Coppa Italia: 4 games/3 goals, Italian Super Cup: 1 game/1 goal, European Champions Cup: 9 games/10 goals

1989-1990ac Milan

Serie A: 26 games/19 goals, Coppa Italia: 4 games/1 goal, Toyota Cup: 1 game/0 goals, European Super Cup: 1 game/1 goal,

European Champions Cup: 7 games/3 goals

1990-1991ac Milan

Serie A: 31 games/11 goals, Coppa Italia: 1 game/0 goals, Toyota Cup: 1 game/0 goals, European Champions Cup: 2 games/0 goals

1991-1992ac Milan

Serie A: 31 games/26 goals, Coppa Italia: 8 games/5 goals

1992-1993ac Milan

Serie A: 15 games/13 goals, Coppa Italia: 1 game/0 goals, Italian Super Cup: 1 game/1 goal, European Champions Cup: 5 games/6 goals

statistics

Ajax (1981-1987): 172 games/152 goals, goal rate 88.37%

AC Milan (1987-1993): 201 games/128 goals, goal rate 63.68%

Netherlands national team (1983-1992): 58 games/24 goals, goal rate 41.38%

Total: Marco has played a total of 431 games in his career, scoring a total of 304 goals, with a total goal rate of 70.53%.

Goal scoring information at ac milan

1987-1988(8goals)

1987.08.23/italiancup/acmilan5:0bari[55’]

Marco van Basten

1987.08.26/italiancup/como1:2acmilan[36’]

1987.08.30/italiancup/monza0:2acmilan[12’,83’]

1987.09.22/italiancup/acmilan2:2parma[15’]

1987.09.13/italianseriesa/pisa1:3acmilan[76’pen]

1988.04.10/italianseriesa/acmilan1:0empoli[61’]

1988.05.01/italianseriesa/napoli2:3acmilan[76’]

1988-1989(34goals)

1988.08.24/italiancup/messina1:1acmilan[45’]

1988.08.28/italiancup/pescara1:2acmilan[54’,64’]

1988.10.06/europechampioncup/acmilan5:2vitoshasofia[2',13',42',83']

1988.10.16/italianseriesa/pescara1:3acmilan[63']

1988.11.10/europechampioncup/redstarbeograd1:1acmilan[43']

1988.12.04/italianseriesa/acmilan2:0lecce[68'pen]

1988.12.18/italianseriesa/torino2:2acmilan[6',89']

1989.01.15/italianseriesa/acmilan4:0como[3']

1989.01.22/italianseriesa/roma1:3acmilan[30']

1989.02.05/italianseriesa/ascoli0:2acmilan[37',67'pen]

1989.02.12/italianseriesa/acmilan1:1bologna[72'pen]

1989.03.05/italianseriesa/lazio1:1acmilan[24']

1989.03.12/italianseriesa/acmilan4:0juventus[12']

1989.03.15/europechampioncup/acmilan1:0www.piaotian.com[32’pen]

1989.04.05/europechampioncup/realmadrid1:1acmilan[66']

1989.04.19/europechampioncup/acmilan5:0realmadrid[49']

1989.05.07/italianseriesa/acmilan2:1torino[74']

1989.05.24/europechampioncup/acmilan4:0steauabuchest[28',48']

1989.06.04/italianseriesa/acmilan4:1roma[56']

1989.06.11/italianseriesa/pisa0:2acmilan[33',50']

1989.06.14/italiansuppercup/acmilan3:1sampdoria[89'pen]

1989.06.18/italianseriesa/acmilan5:1ascoli[15',23',55']

1989.06.25/italianseriesa/bologna1:4acmilan[36',86'pen]

1989－1990(24goals)

1989.10.18/europechampioncup/acmilan2:0realmadrid[14'pen]

1989.10.22/italianseriesa/acmilan1:0roma[81']

1989.11.05/italianseriesa/acmilan3:2juventus[52'pen,85']

1989.11.19/italianseriesa/intermilan0:3acmilan[52’]

1989.11.23/europesuppercup/barcelona1:1acmilan[44'pen]

1989.11.26/italianseriesa/acmilan2:0lecce[59'pen]

1989.12.30/italianseriesa/bari0:1acmilan[89']

1990.01.07/italianseriesa/acmilan3:0cesena[75'pen]

1990.01.17/italianseriesa/acmilan3:1atalanta[14',60',62]

1990.01.21/italianseriesa/udinese0:2acmilan[12',80']

1990.02.04/italianseriesa/fiorentina2:3acmilan[60'pen,66'pen]

1990.02.11/italianseriesa/acmilan3:0napoli[86']

1990.02.14/italiancup/napoli1:3acmilan[77'pen]

1990.02.18/italianseriesa/acmilan2:1cremonese[72']

1990.02.25/italianseriesa/roma0:4acmilan[39',57']

1990.03.21/europechampioncup/acmilan2:0mechelen[106’]

1990.03.25/italianseriesa/lecce1:2acmilan[58']

1990.04.04/europechampioncup/acmilan1:0bayrenmuchen[77'pen]

1990－1991(11goals)

1990.09.16/italianseriesa/cesena0:1acmilan[90']

1990.09.23/italianseriesa/acmilan2:1fiorentina[23']

1990.10.07/italianseriesa/acmilan2:0cagriali[4',41'pen]

1990.11.11/italianseriesa/atalanta0:2acmilan[25']

1991.02.13/italianseriesa/acmilan3:0cesena[53'pen]

1991.02.17/italianseriesa/acmilan3:1lazio[44']

1991.03.24/italianseriesa/intermilan0:1acmilan[74’]

1991.05.12/italianseriesa/acmilan6:0bologna[17',64'pen,72']

1991－1992(31goals)

1991.08.28/italiancup/acmilan2:0brescia[80'pen]

1991.09.01/italianseriesa/ascoli0:1acmilan[39']

1991.09.04/italiancup/brescia1:2acmilan[49'pen]

1991.09.08/italianseriesa/acmilan1:0cagliari[1'pen]

1991.09.22/italianseriesa/acmilan1:1fiorentina[86'pen]

1991.10.06/italianseriesa/atalanta0:2acmilan[3'pen]

1991.10.20/italianseriesa/acmilan2:0parma[81']

1991.10.30/italiancup/verona2:2acmilan[27']

1991.11.03/italianseriesa/acmilan4:1roma[30']

1991.11.20/italianseriesa/acmilan1:1genoa[85'pen]

1991.11.24/italianseriesa/acmilan3:1cremonese[24']

1991.12.01/italianseriesa/intermilan1:1acmilan[18’]

1991.12.11/italiancup/acmilan1:1verona[43'pen]

1991.12.15/italianseriesa/lazio1:1acmilan[54']

1992.01.05/italianseriesa/acmilan5:0napoli[81']

1992.01.19/italianseriesa/acmilan3:1foggia[10'pen,47',85'pen]

1992.02.02/italianseriesa/cagliari1:4acmilan[53',69'71'pen]

1992.02.09/italianseriesa/acmilan1:1juventus[4']

1992.02.26/italiancup/torino1:1acmilan[23']

1992.03.01/italianseriesa/acmilan3:1atalanta[34'pen,36',40']

1992.03.15/italianseriesa/acmilan2:0bari[71']

1992.04.05/italianseriesa/acmilan5:1sampdoria[62']

1992.05.17/italianseriesa/acmilan4:0verona[18'pen]

1992.05.24/italianseriesa/foggia2:8acmilan[52',82']

1992－1993(20goals)

1992.08.30/italiansuppercup/acmilan2:1parma[14']

1992.09.13/italianseriesa/pescara4:5acmilan[37',39',72']

1992.09.16/europechampioncup/acmilan4:0lubiana[5',49']

1992.09.20/italianseriesa/acmilan2:0atalanta[68']

1992.10.04/italianseriesa/fiorentina3:7acmilan[79',90']

1992.10.18/italianseriesa/acmilan5:3lazio[35'pen,60'pen]

1992.11.08/italianseriesa/napoli1:5acmilan[6',26',68',74']

1992.11.25/europechampioncup/acmilan4:0ifkgoteborg[33’,53’pen,61’,62’]

1993.05.09/italianseriesa/ancona1:3acmilan[37’]

Resume

season

club

Number

appear

goal

nation

League level

Ranking

1994/95

AC Milan

?

0

0

Italy

1

4

1993/94

AC Milan

?

0

0

Italy

1

1

1992/93

AC Milan

?

15

13

Italy

1

1

1991/92

AC Milan

?

31

26

Italy

1

1

1990/91

AC Milan

?

31

11

Italy

1

2

1989/90

AC Milan

?

26

19

Italy

1

2

1988/89

AC Milan

?

33

20

Italy

1

3

1987/88

AC Milan

?

11

3

Italy

1

1

1986/87

Ajax

?

27

31

Netherlands

1

2

1985/86

Ajax

?

26

37

Netherlands

1

2

1984/85

Ajax

?

33

twenty two

Netherlands

1

1

1983/84

Ajax

?

26

28

Netherlands

1

3

1982/83

Ajax

?

20

9

Netherlands

1

1

1981/82

Ajax

?

1

1

Netherlands

1

1

personal evaluation

Van Basten is recognized as the greatest striker in football since World War II!

Marco van Basten

Matthaus: In my twenty-year career, I have encountered many great opponents, including Platini, Maradona, Gullit, Basten, Romario, and Rummenigge.

The greatest is Maradona, followed by Basten. In Basten's heyday, he combined superb skills, superior speed, and strong body with high quality. The third is Prati

Ni. "Contemporary Sports" Schmeichel: In my football career, the most powerful striker I encountered was Basten. In the 1992 European Cup, he posed a great threat to us with two defenders.

I couldn't guard him. Although I saved his penalty, he is still a great striker. "Football Club"

Bergomi: The most powerful striker I have ever seen is Basten. It is very difficult to defend him. "Sports Weekly"

Inzaghi: My idol is Basten. He plays football at a high level and is perfect. I want to get close to him, but I still have a lot to learn. He is the number one star in the world. "Contemporary Sports"

Sacchi: When I heard the news that he (Basten) was retiring, I couldn't help but want to cry. In any case, he is the best striker in the world after the war. "Sports Digest"

Capello: Basten is the greatest star alongside Maradona in recent years, and I have learned a lot from him. "Football Club"

Del Piero: He said that Vircho Ward is the most difficult defender to deal with? The highest-level player in football in recent years is Basten. Since it is him, he must be right. "Modern Football"

Baresi: I feel sad for Basten’s departure, because we lost not only a player, but also one of the best artists on the football field. "Sports Weekly"

Cruyff: Basten's biggest advantage is that he has already made the best choice while others are still thinking about how to deal with it. In my opinion, he is better than Maradona. "Contemporary Sports"

Gullit: When playing in Italy, the space given to you by the defender is extremely limited, but Basten can skillfully display his skills in a space of only a few dozen centimeters, which is difficult for other players to do. "Football Club"

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Kohler: Basten was the greatest scorer of that era. He was simply a Martian. When the Dutch team met the German team, people usually didn't watch the game between these two countries, but watched the duel between the two of us.

"soccer club"

Hao Haidong: I like Basten the most. Romario relies on his mind to play, Ronaldo relies on his body and speed, and Basten relies on skills. You can see that he can keep doing it when facing such a tight defense in the penalty area.

It's not easy to make a fake move and then hit the goal. Every goal he scores is a joy to watch. "China Football News"

Santa Cruz: I have admired him (Basten) since I was a child. I think we are very similar. Because we are the same tall and thin, the same speed, and the same flexibility. "Sports World"

Kluivert: Basten is the greatest forward in the history of football. He has it all: height, strength, speed, fun to watch, and a lot of goals. I can't forget him in the European Cup and in Ajax

Those crazy goals scored by the team. "China Football News"

Li Jinyu: Which domestic forward do I admire the most? Let’s put this question another way. As a forward, I only like Van Basten. "Football Weekly"

Henry: My idol when I was a child, I like everything about him, even the arrogant look that sometimes shows in his eyes. I have been imitating him since I was a child, but my friends say that what I imitate is not good at all.

Xiang. "Sports Weekly"

Van Nistelrooy: Basten has always been my hero since I was very young. It's a pity that he retired when he was less than 30 years old. Otherwise, with his great talent, he would have won the championship.

More championships! World of Sports

Raul: The ideal forwards in my mind are: Van Basten, Romario, Sanchez. "Football Club"

Kežman: My idol is Basten. Apart from the photos of my girlfriend, I still have his photos in my wallet. I still have his race videos at home, and I often observe his running in races.

Position, handling the ball and shooting, he is indeed the best striker. "Football Weekly"

Signori: Basten's unexpected shooting is eye-opening. As long as the ball reaches his feet, the climax will appear. He is undoubtedly the best forward in the world. "Contemporary Sports"

Ma Kai: Basten is a role model for all forwards in the world. There has never been such a great forward since he retired. It is inappropriate to compare me with him.

Quotations from football stars

No.1 "In fact, if there is no football in your life, you will find that you can still live a good life." This was Van Basten's parting words when he retired. It seemed too free and easy. Football has brought him countless things.

Good memories are like a faint mist, which can escape easily. It was only when the opponent used countless rough violations to shovel the most delicate ankle in the world into a machine composed of three steel nails that it caused

When we say goodbye to this heartbreaking loss, is there any more appropriate farewell message than this? Without any hatred or complaint, we will finally leave.

Marco van Basten

Van Basten condensed his final grace into this short sentence.

no.2 "I was too young when I stopped, only 28 years old. I always thought that better things were waiting for me ahead."

This is the most unforgettable regret of the "Utrecht Swan". When the 36-year-old Zola can still be elected as the greatest "Smurf" in Chelsea history; when the 39-year-old "lone wolf" Romario has been addicted to

When he was nearly 40 years old, he said goodbye; when the 37-year-old Bergkamp was still using his wonderful waltz to make the old man lose his memory more and more, the swan prince who had folded his wings early could only look at his own with sadness.

Time passes slowly, but there is no opportunity to fly to the branches of evergreen trees to perch even for a short time.

no.3 "I will never forget this day in my life. It can be said that I was in a mess at the time. I was trembling and moved by the unabashed love in front of me. When I was already dying, the fans did not dislike me.

Support me as always, I thought it should be an achievement to send you more people than to pick you up..."

This was Van Basten's words when he relived the scene of his tearful farewell to San Siro many years later. The last words were impressive. Indeed, winning countless laurels and honors in Milan's prosperous era is an achievement, but at the peak of life and

In the flow of troughs, it is an achievement that there are more people to send you off than to pick you up. This is a quite philosophical statement. I am used to seeing the separation and separation of football with no beginning and no end, and no fruit, and I can better understand that kind of success.

How valuable is consistent courtesy!

No.4 "Since you have become an idol, you should always think of yourself as an idol in your career, strive for excellence, and conscientiously fulfill your professional requirements. Outside of your career, remember that you are an idol, and do not let anyone care about you or like you.

people are disappointed.”

In an era where idols are diversified, hearing such words will inevitably make people feel like they have recovered a lost jewel. While some idols like to go in and out of scandals, some idols like to be immersed in arrogant madness.

But we remember that Van Basten is really like what he said frankly. He will only use the glory of his career to flash the truest and purest light of a football idol again and again, just like the gold medal he held in his hands.

The ball, again and again, and again...

no.5 "AC Milan has given me a lot. Unfortunately, due to injury, I cannot continue to serve the club and repay the fans for their care and support. This has been a wound deep in my heart for a long time. I will never forget it.

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Milan's love for the proud Dutchman cannot be concealed. In the early summer of 1995, when the eyes of the world no longer expected to see the swan dancing on the court again, AC Milan insisted on fighting with the seriously injured

It is difficult to return, and Van Basten, who is over 30 years old, has renewed his contract. In a football world where money is in charge and profit is king, this affectionate retention is enough to move any tough guy. If it were not for fate,

Slowly watching Van Basten draw his sword and look around in confusion, the frost on his temples must be the most romantic thing that Milan can think of. This is why Van Basten talks about Milan with infinite affection after so many years.

reason.

no.6 "I am very grateful. But our team is a whole. Without the help of my teammates, I will have nothing. Baresi, Maldini, Tassotti... As a team, we are invincible."

At Milan's centenary celebrations, Van Basten's humble answer reminded people of his great teammates and that shocking dynasty. After helping Milan win the long-awaited league championship and Champions League in succession,

After winning the championship, he successfully defended the title again and again. At that time, the entire European football world was under the iron heel of the Milan Knights. Behind Van Basten, who drew his sword and killed the outstanding player, were Baresi and Marl.

The steel city wall built by the Tinis behind ensured the most exciting expansion of power in Milan's history. Of course, the most unforgettable thing is the masterpiece composed of fifty-eight majestic splash-ink paintings...

No.7 "They are all my best friends. Rijkaard will be the most promising person in the Netherlands from star player to coach. Gullit takes care of others more than himself and will also become an outstanding coach."

no.8 In every era, there are one or two symbolic things that are like benchmarks to guide countless people on the path to memory. For many people, the "Three Dutch Musketeers" are such benchmarks, and it is they who taught us about

Appreciation of football is also what drives our love for football. The majestic Gullit, the airy Rijkaard, and the elegant Van Basten, three people with different characteristics have successfully combined dreams and reality.

Connect them together. The ferocious steal is just to see the exquisite pass, and the exquisite pass is to achieve an unparalleled shot. The most touching essence of football is played by them and they score three points. Unexpectedly, they have retired many years ago.

After the football wizards have changed from "general" to "handsome", the tacit understanding between them is still the same as before. And what maintains all this is undoubtedly the gathering in Milan that they will never forget.

In this world, only one of every ten coaches can really improve the team's strength, the other two can only maintain the team's level, and the rest will only have a negative impact on the team." Many years ago,

Van Basten used his own point of view to set a harsh standard for successful football coaches. Many years later, when Van Basten led the Dutch team to the World Cup in Germany with an unbeaten record for the first time, he took office.

All the doubts disappeared as the tulips bloomed. What he has proven to the world is his football talent that is revealed when he wears the jersey. What he is about to prove to the world is when he stands on the sidelines in a suit and tie.

A brilliant coaching talent.

no.9 "What is experience? Some players can play very well at the age of 15, while some players are 32 years old, but they only know how to run around on the court. All experience is relative."

In the dazzling orange dance of youth, we felt Robin van Persie's nimble left foot, Maduro's broad vision, Babel's experienced ball sense, Blaruz's tenacious demeanor, as well as Robben, Van der Vaart, Germany

Rong... The shame of the older generation Dutch team's battle in Dublin four years ago was redeemed at the feet of this group of teenagers.

When they came to the national team one by one with the shackles of doubt from the outside world, it was Van Basten who opened the shackles of age and seniority for them with his unquestioning attitude, turning each World Cup qualifying match into a

In the "World Youth Championship" where Robben and his team showed their youth, Van Basten used his courage and sensitivity to set off another youth wave in the history of Dutch football.

no.10 "If I can win the World Cup in Germany, I can only say that it is my second hometown."

No one can forget that it was at the European Cup held in West Germany seventeen years ago that Van Basten won the international championship for the Netherlands for the first time with five exquisite and different goals. It was also

From that European Cup onwards, the surname van Basten is destined to become an eternal legend. Next year, Van Basten will return here wearing orange to fight for glory. As a player, he rewrote the history of Dutch football without a championship.

history; as a coach, how will he rewrite the history of Dutch football? No matter what, we will bless this man who is as steady as a mountain and as clear as water. Just as he brings us as much emotion as mountains and flowing water, he will always stand tall among us.

The deepest memory flows in the farthest reaches of the soul...;