What is Ball Saint and do they have two meanings?

No. 1 is generally a goalkeeper, No. 2 and No. 3 are generally full-backs, No. 4 and 5 are generally central defenders, No. 6 and No. 8 are generally defensive midfielders, No. 7 is generally full-backs and wingers, No. 9 is generally a center forward, No. 10 is generally the attacking core, mostly forwards, and the number of substitute players is generally plus ten.

There are only two most fixed numbers for football jersey numbers, 1 and 9.

No. 1 is necessarily a goalkeeper, and No. 9 is necessarily a center. The position of other numbers is not fixed, and can only be said according to the rules.

No. 2, No. 5, No. 6 generally come to central defenders.

The number 3 is at left-back and the number 4 is at right-back.

The number 7 is a right midfielder or left winger.

No. 8 is the forward midfielder, and No. 10 is the core midfielder or center.

The number 11 is a right winger.

The number 12 is a midfielder or substitute goalkeeper.

Numbers 13, 14, 15, 16, 17 are midfielders, and of course they can also be defenders.

No. 18, 19, 20 are generally forwards.

No.21 as a substitute midfielder.

The number 22 is the goalkeeper or substitute midfielder.

Number 23 is the goalkeeper or other position.

The number seven is generally a winger, such as Cristiano Ronaldo, the number nine is generally a strong striker, and Ronaldo is also. Messi is the number ten, the position can be said to be a striker, to the right, Mutu should also be the number ten, he is the core of Fiorentina.

I wore a number 4 in the company, but I played all but as a striker (because I don't like strikers).

In football, usually the number 1 and 22 are the goalkeepers, the 2, 3, 4, 5, 23 are the defenders, the 6, 8, 14 are the midfielders, the 7, 9, 11 are the strikers, just to say usually.

The Netherlands used to have a number 8 goalkeeper.

But the numbers are chosen randomly. I wore the No. 8 of the Jay team when I was T-ball.

The jersey number does not necessarily represent the position. No matter what position the player wants, you can ask for the number, but now it has become a habit that the No. 1 goalkeeper, the No. 2 6 defender likes, the No. 7 and No. 8 are the midfielders, the No. 9, the 11, the 12, the 13 are the strikers' favorites, and the No. 10 is the core of the team, but these are not necessarily! For example, some strikers want a No. 9 jersey, but No. 9 is asked by a teammate, so he wears No. 18 (but he adds a "+" between 18 to show that he is No. 9), and the captain likes to wear No. 10 or No. 7 (except for goalkeepers).

The quality of a player is not related to the number, which is just a tool for the referee to record the progress of the game.