Lionel Messi is arguably the greatest soccer player to ever live. His amazing goal-scoring ability has put him on heights players can only dream of. The way he dribbles past his opponents with ease brings fear to his upcoming defenders. Since his spell at FC Barcelona and the Argentinian national team, he has broken and set many world records countless of times, many of which being his own. The little Argentinian is nothing like our world has ever seen and is already considered to be a legend, despite his career not even near it’s end. Millions of fans across the globe idolise him for his extraordinary skill and dream to follow in his footsteps. He plays every game as if it were his last, and brings every spectator to their feet. With …show more content…
This life-changing medical condition required very expensive medical treatment that was too overwhelming for Messi’s family. With this situation in mind, the Messi family decided to move to Catalonia in the hopes of young Leo getting recruited for FC Barcelona’s youth system, and earning enough money to help pay the extravagant medical bills. Luckily, their dreams became a reality and Leo joined the club at aged 13. The club happily agreed to help pay for the piling bills, and brought Messi where he is today.
Lionel Messi made his debut appearance for the first team 3 years later at the young age of 16. Although he wasn't always so great, many players and coaches agreed that he could become one of the finest players to ever play the game. His soft touch and dribbling ability made him one of the greatest young talents in the world. Leo was living up to expectations, becoming the youngest player to ever score a league goal at the time. With strict training and immense talent, Messi formed himself into the greatest player in the world at an early age and helped Barcelona win countless of awards.
As of 2017, Messi has helped Barcelona win a staggering 29 titles, and was the top scorer in 16 different competitions. These awards include 4 Champions League titles, 8 Spanish league titles, 4 Spanish cups, 7 Spanish Super cups, 3
Many young soccer players want to be like Neymar when they grow up. Neymar is a skilled player that does his best to play. He is one of the best players in the world in soccer. What young soccer players mostly like about him is his dribbling, juggling, and goals
Cristiano Ronaldo scores far more goals with his head, not afraid to go in where it hurts. He manages to apply great power to his headers and undoubtly is always going to be more effective in the air than Messi. This is due to the fact that Ronaldo stands at 6'1" while Lionel Messi stands at 5'6 ½". Messi scored the memorable second goal against Manchester United, one of England's best teams, in the 2009 Champions league final with his head. But that was the exception to the rule. Most of "La Pulga Atomica’s" (The Atomic Flea) goals come from his left foot. Lionel Messi has become a lethal intruder in the goalkeeper's area. If someone were to tell you that they've seen him gently push in 40 goals with one-touch kicks inside the goalkeeper's area the past two years, they wouldn't be exaggerating. When the play needs collected finishing, Lionel is right there to lightly push it home every time.
Soccer is a really hard sport to get signed into a professional team because you have to start in a little league, win a lot of games until your team makes it to a place where a professional soccer player is there and watches you. If you do good in a game then that professional player or manager can give you a card or sign you in to play for a team. You need to have years of practice to be in a team or if you’re just naturally connected to the sport then, you’re basically joining a professional team at age 13. Neymar, Messi, and Dybala are my favorite players because them three are really great captains.
There I was, sitting in my dad’s sleek green Mazda heading to my very first soccer game. Four years old, prepared yet anxious, I couldn’t believe this was going to happen after two weeks of practice, meeting my teammates, and having fun. I wasn’t too sure what to expect from the other team. I was somewhat afraid that they’d be too big for me to compete with. I thought that it was somewhat funny that I had chosen to be a defender even though I was one of the smallest of my team. There was no time for those thoughts now, it was a nice sunny day and I was ready to prove that I was an important piece to the team and that I was definitely needed.
The first time I ever touched the ball was in third grade. Our little legs and bodies would stumble throughout the whole field, thinking anytime we would get the ball in the air we were Lionel Messi.
After Cristiano’s spell in Manchester, he made a record setting transfer to Real Madrid in 2009. He was ready for a change and stated that he wants to play a different style of football and face a new challenge. Striving to be the greatest, Cristiano set out to Spain looking to break new records and pick up his second Ballon D’or after winning it the first time that previous year. This chapter in his life brought him head to head with his rival Lionel Messi, who is also a contender for the Player of the Year Award. In fact, Messi went on to win the award 4 consecutive years after Ronaldo picked it up for the first time. This fueled Ronaldo do impeccable things on the football pitch. He set club and league records in 2014, just 5 years after arriving in Madrid. He became the all-time leading goal scorer for his club and the player with the most hat-tricks in the history of the league. This helped him to win the Ballon D’or for the 2nd time in 2013 and to him it was the most meaningful award yet.
They have had astonishing careers and will forever be reminisced as some of the finest inspirational figures in the culture of football. Indeed they are both the Michael Jordans of the soccer community. The world of football would never be the same without their marvelous contributions to the sport. That being said, the final decision goes to Zidane, this is simply because of his triumphs. These reasons being that he was voted the preeminent player of the past 5 decades, named on the World Cup dream team, as well as his induction into Goal’s hall of fame. All of these triumphs and successes automatically outweigh the majority of Nazario de Lima’s accomplishments. Zidane’s prosperity will forever be an inspiration to both current and the future generation’s soccer players. Considering the fact that many people base their arguments on insufficient facts, this detailed information will provide them a clear comprehension of why Zidane is the better player thus ending the ongoing
Soccer is something every kid plays, it’s the staple game of the world; but to me, soccer was more than just a childhood activity. Playing soccer has taught me many valuable lessons but the most important lesson was that it wasn’t about the trophy, it was about the practices, it was about the teammates. When the end of the season came around, it didn’t matter if we had won or not; we had grown as soccer players and as a team,
But one day his brother in law decided to invite him to play for a soccer club and decided to try it out. He instantly found out that he had a great love for the sport and he continued to play even though he wasn’t as good as other people. But then he had to get hip surgery and he was stuck in a wheel chair for somewhere near to 5 months. Being stuck in that wheel chair pissed him off because he couldn’t play soccer anymore, his new passion. Being stuck on it not being able to run or play he gained all the weight he had lost because of soccer, and then some. When he got out of the wheel chair he was out of shape and couldn’t enjoy it soccer as much as he used to because of his major set back. But he kept at it and didn’t give up even though he sucked, he was fat, and he was slow. He kept a level head when people told him that he sucked and that he should quit, he could have quit and no one would have judged him for it. But he kept at it, he ran extra and put 110% in everything he did, and he didn’t give
After a competitive brawl of a game with grass stains on my knees, jersey, and socks; with sweat drenching my hair and clothes, as if I just took a shower, I began to walk over to a table set up amongst the fans. They wait anxiously for my team to walk over after our big win. Each one of my teammates including myself are set at a table close to the bleachers, which set adjacent from the players bench across the pitch. I set down by my new set of teammates, as we got ready to sign posters for children with aspirations to play at collegiate level soccer one day, for parents and grand parents who couldn?t be more honored to be witnessing their little girls hard work finally paying off. It was recent that I experienced this
In 1958, Pele set a record by scoring 58 goals Brazilian championship. In other matches of the same year he scored 29 in other tournaments. To make his goals total by year impressive 87 goals at the age of seventeen. In 1959, he was also consistently scoring goals. Where he was again the world's top scorer in all games with 127 goals. This is an incredible number of goals of the player has not completed eighteen years of age. Fans Pele were growing dramatically and they were encouraging him constantly and were always boasted Pele. According to one of the Pele's fans said, "He takes off like a rocket, kicks like a cannon, dribbles like the devil, and scores like an angel" (Pele the king of soccer, p.40). Sometimes the players who were playing against Pele's team resort to illegitimate ways to stop Pele on the field of soccer or doing anything displease him and get it out of the atmosphere of the game. This is the only way to stop Pele and preventing him from scoring goals. Pele played his last match with Santos on October 2, 1974. Pele has played in his career in 1253 games and he had scored 1220 goals. It is the largest number of goals that have not been broken yet. In addition, Pele is the historical scorer for Brazil with 77 goals. This number of goals did not break yet
Lionel Messi, the best player of his generation is well known for his amazing explosive power and acceleration which always gives him an advantage over his opponents in
During the soccer world cup Zidane,normally a playmaker,became scorer in the final match.He connected in the 27th and 46th minutes, both in picturesque headers (“Zidane”).Zinedine Zidane a player like anyone else who knew how to guide an entire nation to a victory that no one would
Through his fame, David Beckham has created an influence on women to be more involved in sports in which normally women would not take place in, and also helping create a name for new or developing clothing brands. Also, throughout his life, David Beckham has successfully inspired generations to want to be a positive humanitarian like him. Being a father of 4, Beckham wants the world to be as great it can be for the future of not only his own children, but other children around the world. If you do not want the best for the world in which your own kids will grow up in, then what do you want for the world? David Beckham is the inspiration of so many younger, and older, generations to be, such as being able to achieve the same accomplishments
A passionate desire to play on the field and an undying love for football, Cristiano's interest in the great sport of football started when he was just three years old. When Cristiano was around ten or so, word of his spectacular skills on the field was