Considering the strength of Asia against Europe and the Americas, it is recommended to adopt a defensive counterattack 451 formation, so I will choose 5 midfielders here (not considering Australia):
Left midfielder: Sun Xingmin_ span8span (South Korea)-height 183cm, weight 76kg-strength 9 stars (strongest point)
The left forward position has chosen Asia's number one star Sun Xingmin, which is also the strongest point of the Asian midfield line. Sun Xingyun has become a superstar just behind Messi, Ronaldo and other individual players, worth close to 100 million euros, the backbone of the Premier League Tottenham , is a real world top player. AFC has given all the honors he can give to Sun Xingmin, including " Asian Golden Globe Award", "Asia's Best Team", "Best Overseas Player", "Asia's Greatest" Premier League players" and so on. As for the Korean football player , Son Xingyun has been elected for the fifth time, and it can be expected that this number will continue to be refreshed.
In 2010, the 18-year-old Sun Xingmin scored a goal for the first time in the Bundesliga, breaking the Bundesliga record for the youngest goal and has since been out of control. He set a new record for a series of Asian players. In Tottenham, he has even scored double-digit goals for 4 consecutive seasons. He has comprehensive skills, balanced left and right feet, strong body, decisive shooting, speed and breakthrough. , He has a pass and can seamlessly connect between positions. He is an Asian phenomenal player. If you play the 442 formation, you can always presuppose it to the forward position.
Midfield One: Shinji Kagawa (Japan)-height 172cm,Weight 68 kg-strength 8 and a half stars
Kagawa Shinji is the top organizer level of the five major European leagues. He has played for Dortmund of the Bundesliga and Manchester United of the Premier League. He has won the league championship and was also selected for 2015- In the 16th season, he was selected as the best team in the German Football League and is already a world-class star. With the team, he won 2 Bundesliga titles and 1 Premier League title.
The characteristic of Shinji Kagawa is to look for fighters in constant movement and cooperation, especially in the process of shifting from defense to attack, using the most reasonable and efficient way to lead the offense. . He has excellent man-ball combination ability, Europe's first-class organizational passing technique, and better scoring ability. At the age of 23, he had two Bundesliga championships and was the best midfielder in the Bundesliga at the time (envy).
Midfielder 2: Hidetoshi Nakata (Japan)-height 175cm, weight 72kg-the rare Asian football player Nakada Hidetoshi
A genius player, was selected for the Japanese National Youth Team at the age of 14, and was selected for the Japanese National Team at the age of 16 (think about our U23 policy...). In the 2002 World Cup, he was the head of the Japanese team and led the team to the top 16. He has outstanding passing ability and is a two-time Asian Footballer winner. He joined Perugia in Serie A at the age of 22, and later played for Rome, Parma, Bologna and Fiorentina and Bolton in the Premier League.
Hidetoshi Nakata has first-class offensive awareness,He has a wide field of vision, sharp and precise passing, and good physical confrontation ability. He has the level of the midfield core of the five major leagues of . But he is also very, very personal and has his own unique understanding of football. The "big-name" style has also caused a lot of dissatisfaction. When he felt that football could no longer give him happiness, he announced his retirement at the age of 29 after the World Cup in Germany. In fact, this age is the golden age of players, which is really a pity.
Midfielder 3: Keisuke Honda (Japan)-height 182cm, weight 74kg-strength 8 and a half
MilanThe star of the number jersey, at the peak of the 2014-2015 season, contributed 6 goals and 2 assists in the first 7 rounds of Milan's matches.
Honda Keisuke is a purely technical midfielder, and his speed is not fast, but his grasp of the opportunity in front of goal and the sudden start of the moment are enough to tear any opponent. Line of defense. What's more commendable is that he is a typical representative of the undead on the court, and his abundant physical strength makes his opponents daunting. And excellent foot technique and footwork have become Honda Keisuke's lethal weapon, and his free kick technique is also world-class.
Right midfielder: Park Ji-sung (South Korea)-height 175cm, weight 70kg-strength 8 star and a half
During the Manchester United dynasty, he established a foothold at Manchester United, played 205 times for Manchester United, scored 27 goals, and won 4 Premier League titles with Manchester United.3 League Cup champions, 2 Community Shield champions, 1 UEFA Champions League and 1 Club World Cup champion. It is the top five league champion among Asian players. In addition, he has won twice in Eindhoven. A champion. When he renewed his contract with Manchester United in 2009, his weekly salary reached 70,000 pounds. At the time, Manchester United was a middle class, higher than the 29-year-old super striker Owen.
Park Ji-sung was the first Asian to enter the UEFA Champions League final as a starter. He was the No. 1 Asian star who was unquestioned at the time. He was also selected as the official “change football player”. The list of “50 people” is the same as Maradona, Galincha, Bailey, Cruyff, Beckenbauer, Messi, C·Ro and other superstars. List. There are a total of 3 candidates from Asia, and the other two are Zheng Dashi (North Korea) and Ali Dei (Iran). His style of play is simple and unpretentious, but very practical, with unlimited physical strength and a large sweeping area, which can form a good complement to the two Japanese technical midfielders.
In the end, the strongest midfielder in Asian history (overall strength 8 and a half stars):
Sun Xingmin (Korea), Kagawa Shinji (Japan), Nakata Hidetoshi (Japan), Honda Keyou (Japan), Park Jisung ( South Korea)
These five Japanese occupies three places in the middle, and South Korean players occupy two wingers. All of them are the main force of European giants. It has to be said that Japanese and Korean players are really advantageous in Asia. It is also a pity that there are no Chinese players. What do you think of this? [Headline-flame symbol]
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