Who broke Basten s ankle? Who tackled Basten s ankle?

In fact, Van Basten's injury was caused by multiple accumulations...

At the end of '92, he was tackled by Joel Joward.

This was the fuse.

The 93 Champions Cup comeback was tackled by Marseille's Polly.

It was the worst shovel that led to his retirement.

Retired in 95.

It was 92 years after doping and went to surgery**, but in 93 it was really not good and I retired!! Note: 93 is his boots hanging up!!

A garbage defender in Marseille. Extremely contemptuous!! Let the greatest striker of the 20th century retire at the age of 28 as an offensive player.

In December 1992, Basten suffered a severe tear in the cartilage of his right ankle.

On May 26, 1993, Basten collapsed in Marseille.

A rag defender, Marseille.

This one is not very clear, passing by.

Boehly Among the Marseille teams in their heyday in the 90s, the most memorable was the team's defender Boehly. On May 26, 1993, at the Olympic Stadium in Munich, in the final of the 38th European Champions Cup, it was Boehly's header in the 44th minute that helped Marceli to win the championship favorite AC Milan to the top, and in the eyes of French fans, Boehly was their big hero. However, in the hearts of AC Milan and Dutch fans, Boehly is a heinous villain, the devil who strangled the angels.

In addition to the goal worth tens of millions, a malicious foul by him eventually caused Basten to fall to the ground in pain from his old injury, and he has never been able to return to the field again.

Upstairs was wrong, he had his ankle broken in 1992.

Unfortunately, Basten fell victim to the lethal tactics on the football pitch, and in 1992 he had his ankle broken and underwent several major surgeries. ”

Evidence and May 26, 1993 was when he participated in the game with an injury after surgery, and was injured by Boehly, and finally said goodbye to the football world!!

As for the person who cut off his ankle in 92, I checked a lot of information and didn't find it, but I guess it wasn't a malicious foul, otherwise it wouldn't be so hard to find!

But Basten has no problem walking now.

I think it was a malicious foul from Boehly.

Polly, the black centre-back of the Marseille team.

Between 1991 and 1992, AC Milan returned empty-handed, but Marco van Basten scored 25 goals, the most of any AC Milan player. Marco van Basten was in his final season with the club, where he was forced to retire early due to a meniscus injury, scoring 13 goals in 15 league appearances.

Basten fell victim to the lethal tactics on the football pitch, having a broken ankle in 1992 and undergoing several major surgeries. A generation of shooters had to officially say goodbye to the green field in 1996, and the world sighed. Basten was once committed to a life "outside of football", settling in Monaco.

In 2004, Basten reappeared in the spotlight after a long hiatus: Basten was unexpectedly announced as head coach of the Dutch national team, and since then Basten has implemented reforms in the Dutch team, reusing a large number of new talents, and the Dutch team reached the finals of the 2006 World Cup undefeated. But the Netherlands did not perform well at the 2006 World Cup, and Basten's approach to leading the team was widely questioned.

However, the Dutch team has completed the replacement of the old and the old with a good record, and Basten's talent as a manager has been recognized.

Basten suffered an ankle injury in the 1993 Champions League final by Marseille defender Boehly, and after four surgeries, it still did not improve, and finally a generation of geniuses announced his retirement at the age of 29, which became an eternal pain in the hearts of Milan fans.

At the end of '92, he was tackled by Joel Joward.

This was the fuse.

The 93 Champions Cup comeback was tackled by Marseille's Polly.

It was the worst shovel that led to his retirement.

Retired in 95.

He officially announced his retirement on August 18, 1995 at San Siro. He was 31 years old.

But before that, it had been more than two years since I couldn't race regularly.

It's because of an ankle injury.

Basten was probably the best striker of his time, but he also received a lot of "special care" from defenders, and he was injured by a kick during the game.

In 1992, his ankle was severed, and after several major surgeries, it was difficult to heal. In the first game after his comeback in 93, he was tackled by Marseille defender Boly and injured again, so that 2 years later, the finger shape was 95 years without a defect and left with an injury.

Falling victim to the lethal tactics on the football field, Buzz suffered a broken ankle in 1992 and underwent several major surgeries. The Ichizi Clan Rift Shooter had to officially bid farewell to the green field on August 17, 1995, and the world sighed.

In 1991, after learning that the bridge had a major injury, he was tackled by Ma Qiao and defender Boly in a game after his comeback, and this injury directly caused Basten to be difficult to ** and later retired! This is the black man who scored the only goal in the final when Marseille won the Champions Cup!

Van Basten, Gullit, Rijkaard.

Basten is generally referred to as Marco van Basten, a Dutch footballer who plays as a striker. He is one of the most outstanding strikers in the history of modern football.

Marco van Basten was born in the Netherlands on 31 October 1964 and played for Ajax FC and AC Milan. In 1988, he led the Dutch team to win the European Championship, won the World Footballer of the Year and European Footballer of the Year, and in 1989 he was again awarded the European Footballer of the Year. In 1989 and 1990, he led AC Milan to win the European Cup, UEFA Super Cup and Intercontinental Cup, and in 1992 he was awarded the World and European Footballer of the Year titles.

In the 1993 European Champions Cup final, he suffered another ankle injury, which eventually led to the early retirement of the talented man and his absence from the 94 World Cup, which became the biggest regret of his career. In 2002 he was an assistant coach at Ajax, an assistant coach of the Dutch national team in 2004 and then head coach of the Dutch national team, leading the Dutch team to the 2006 World Cup and Euro 2008. He is currently an assistant coach at AZ Alkmaar in the Eredivisie.