Do you regret that a player didn t play in the World Cup?

Anyway, I still like Becky.

Owen, England's former golden boy, has been plagued by injuries.

It's a bit of a pity. A lot of the players we know don't see it. Xiao Bei, Xiao Qi, Luo Luo, Luo Chubby, Xiao Luo, etc.

Big brothers, get rid of you and rely on the common landlord to say that he has not participated in the World Cup, not this time!! Look at it, are you talking about it, Gudjohnsen was born in the wrong country, and he was the main striker of Barcelona back then. . .

A lot... Ronaldo, Ronaldinho, Owen, Raul and many more...

Baggio in the past, Xiao Luo this year, Cassano, who I like very much, and Li Ming in China (I'm from Dalian) in the past

More than that...

Barack. David Beckham Owen.

Totti, etc., etc.

I regret that Ireland didn't go to the World Cup.

Let's go home in France!!

France's Zinedine Zidane, Brazil's Kaka.

Giovanni Lo Celso (Argentina).

Argentina are one of the favourites to lift the trophy in Qatar, and this is not the wheel simply because of Lionel Messi.

The 2014 finalists have a strong line-up and have won the Copa America. However, one of the biggest names in winning the title did not appear in Qatar.

Giovanni Lo Celso, a key player in Argentina's midfield, was ruled out after a torn muscle last month. Lo Celso has been critical of manager Lionel Calioni, saying there is no one to replace the 26-year-old midfielder.

Wallacott, who plays for England's Charlton Athletic, was left out of the 26-man squad less than a week before the start of the World Cup.

According to Ghana**, Valakot may still be in the squad but will not be in the game.

Yuta Nakayama (Japan).

Japan's Yuta Nakayama is one of a defender in a long list of strikers and coincidental midfielders who have emerged from the World Cup.

The 25-year-old suffered an Achilles tendon injury earlier this month while playing for his English club Huddersfield Town.

Nakayama made 17 appearances for Japan and played for coach Moriyashi's Qatar team before he picked up an injury earlier this month.

Japan began its war against Germany on November 23.

N'Golo Kante (France).

When the team takes on Australia in the tournament opener, France manager Didier Deschamps will have an N in midfield'golokante-sized vulnerability.

The maestro suffered a serious shoulder injury last month and was out of action until January.

5. The German team.

The defending champions' elimination from the group stage was obviously a shame and a surprise, but given their back-to-back defeats to Mexico and South Korea, combined with their poor form in those games, Germany's exit was both unexpected and reasonable, and will they be able to make a comeback at Euros two years from now?

4. The Japanese team.

Defeated Colombia, drew Senegal, and led the third runner-up of the tournament 2-0 in the 1 8 finals, Belgium Bino, as the only Asian player who entered the knockout round, the Japanese team's performance in this cup is still very good. If they hadn't met the powerful "European Red Devils", they would have had a chance to make history, and the national football rivals have indeed become the strongest team in Asia.

3. Denmark team.

The final game of the group stage drew with the champion France, and the runner-up Croatia team was dragged into a penalty shootout in the 1 8 finals, and the Danish team performed very well in this cup. Schmeichel Jr. shone at the World Cup, and although he did not replicate the Danish fairy tale of Euro 1992, the Nordic powerhouse has done their best.

2. Brazil.

The band is one of the most low-key Brazilian teams in recent years, and their quality should not be underestimated, with some luck and controversial penalties factoring into the defeat to Belgium. Although the Samba Army has missed the final of four consecutive World Cups, Neymar, Coutinho and Jesus are their hopes for the future.

1. Croatia team.

This is perhaps Croatia's best chance to win the World Cup, with 34-year-old Subasic at the age of 34, Mandzukic and Jorka at 32, Luka Modric at 33, Rakitic at 30, Perisic, Lovren and Baddeli at 29, will they be part of the squad at the next World Cup? With only one step away from realizing their dream, Croatia is a shame that the dream of the Luzhniki Stadium has been shattered.

The group stage of the World Cup has officially come to an end, and there are also regrets for this World Cup, such as the Czech Republic and Poland all the way to the top 8, and the following is a list of the 4 most regrettable teams.

1. Turkey. They came close to beating the United States, but they missed four consecutive free throws in the final minute and were dragged into overtime by the United States. Not only that, but the defeat also seemed to take away the luck and spirit of Turkey, who lost to the Czech Republic in their last game and missed out on the round of 16.

As the first team to drag the United States to the last moment in the main match of this World Cup, it is a pity that it did not participate in the round of 16.

2. China. It can be said that the situation in China is similar to that of Turkey, of course, the level of the opponent is much worse. China was also only 12 seconds away from the victory over Poland, and the coach and players made several mistakes in the last minute, and finally were also dragged into extra time by Poland, and unfortunately lost the game.

It's even more similar to how we lost our luck and luck in this game, losing to Venezuela and missing out on the round of 16, and we lost our Olympic ticket to Iran in the end, which is really unfortunate for us as hosts.

3. Brazil. In the group stage, they beat Greece to qualify as the top of the group, and they only need to beat the Czech Republic to secure a place in the last eight. However, they not only lost to the Czech Republic, but also lost 22 points, and finally lost to Greece and the Czech Republic in the comparison of goal difference, only finishing fourth in the group, unfortunately out.

It can be said that Brazil's performance has been very good, except for the defeat to the Czech Republic, and it was that game that left them out of the last eight.

4. Greece. If Brazil is to blame for missing out on the last eight, then Greece is even more unfortunate, and half of the reason for their exit has to be Brazil. It's stupid to say that Greece only made one big mistake in this World Cup, that is, against Brazil, it missed a penalty at the last minute and lost to Brazil.

Coupled with the merger with the United States into Group K, Greece was directly forced to a dead end, they wanted Brazil to lose to the Czech Republic, but they didn't want Brazil to lose so much, losing 22 points at once, and finally Greece also went out of the tournament with a goal difference of 5 points.

1, Zidane.

Quasi-ball king Qi Shun Ludane retired from the World Cup in 2006, although he was 34 years old when he retired, he was still worth a terrifying 12.5 million euros! At that time, at the age of 34, he still had that value, which can be said to be still a superstar, not to mention the level of Zidane's performance in the World Cup, which is still rare to match. The reason for Zidane's retirement may be that he has no pursuit, and Zidane has no regrets about the Grand Slam honor.

Zidane's national team career has been even more brilliant, being the core of the midfield for the French team to win the World Cup and the European Championship, and winning the World Cup and European Championship Player of the Year award.

Zidane has not only won 3 World Footballer of the Year and 1 Ballon d'Or, but is also the "UEFA European 50-year best".

2. Ram. There are also no regrets about the German core player Lahm, who has won almost all the honors he can get at Bayern and the German national team (one less European Cup than Zidane), and in 2017, when he was still in his prime, Lahm chose to retire and was worth 11 million euros. At the time of his retirement, Ram was 33 years old.

It can be said that Lahm and Zidane are both players who can still play, but they retired early only because of the honor.

During Ronaldo's repeated injury struggles, Brazil were able to finish runners-up in the 1998 World Cup and win the 1999 Copa America when they had him, while losing Ronaldo and Brazil almost missed the 2002 World Cup. In the 2002 World Cup, although Da Luo had hardly played in the previous four years, his style of play was more concise and practical, and the Brazilian team won the championship in seven World Cup games.

Even Rona, who may only have six or seven successful powers left after a serious injury, scored 8 goals in 7 games in the World Cup and took away the championship and the Golden Boot of that World Cup.

Perhaps the result is like the famous sentence "If there were no injuries, Ronaldo might have become the best superstar the world has ever seen, even Pele and Maradona can only look up".

Let's summarize a few points, in fact, there are a lot of regrets, and for those fans, it is also something that they don't want to recall.

In the 12th minute of the 2018 World Cup Japan vs Senegal Dou Manuscript Cover (Group Stage) match, Japanese goalkeeper Eiji Kawashima saved a less dangerous shot from Senegal, and happened to save the ball at the feet of the opposing striker Mane, who knocked the ball into the net. Despite qualifying for the group stage, demanding Japanese fans could not forgive Kawashima, and netizens said that he only deserved to go to the car wash. If Senegal is therefore a 2:

1 defeated Japan, and Japan failed to qualify, Kawashima Keipei is afraid that even a car wash is a luxury.

In the 2018 World Cup Argentine vs Croatia (group stage) match, the Argentine goalkeeper had a serious brain short circuit when receiving a return pass from a teammate. As a result, there was a serious lack of height and accuracy, and it turned into a perfect assist for Rebic, who took advantage of the situation to score the first goal for Croatia. At this time, all the Argentine players on and off the field are in a hurry, what happened just now?

In the 2002 World Cup Germany vs Brazil (final), Kahn's finger was injured due to a collision, and three minutes later, Rivaldo hit the goal vigorously, Kahn made a mistake to save and Ronaldo, who was inserted at high speed, scored with a follow-up shot. In fact, Germany's No. 5 LaMello, who defended Ronaldo, was also responsible, but he seemed to be taking a walk at the time.

2002 World Cup England vs Brazil (1 4 finals) This is the battle in which Ronaldo is truly known to the world. 35 meters away, a free kick, the football crossed a strange arc in the air and flew into the net. The 38-year-old He-Man was unprepared for this.

Years later, he's still muttering that it was a cross error.