Why is Karn the Lion King?

Never give up! Even when it sometimes seems hopeless, never give up! This is Oliver Kahn's motto in life, and he has been doing it without reservation since nine years ago.

Loved Kahn in the final of the '02 World Cup. When the final whistle blew, I cried for the first time. What touched me was his immortal spirit, his strength and unyieldingness, his courage to face it, his appeal and cohesion.

As the camera moves away from the carnival Brazil and sweeps in front of him, he sits on the lawn with his back to the goalpost, looking helpless and lonely. Because of his low-level mistakes, they lost. Maybe he was blaming himself in agony at that time.

Who could feel the pressure on him at that time? But he didn't shed a tear. Karn's teammates said:

If Karn hadn't had tears on his face, he would have been bleeding from his heart. "Because Karn was a strong man, he would only grit his teeth and endure pain himself. Four years later, Kahn was only available as a substitute on the sidelines.

Maybe in this World Cup, he won't even be able to play, but there is no doubt that the 37-year-old Kahn is not old, and the 37-year-old Kahn is still tough!

Top 10 Captains in Football丨Lion King Kahn has the wind of a king He is the best in the world in the hearts of the post-80s.

He has blonde hair. And the temper is also short-tempered.

He looks like a golden lion king.

Kahn was a traditional goalkeeper as a player, and he seemed to be short-tempered on the pitch, but his technical style was consistent. He doesn't play very often, but once he leaves the line, he hits almost every shot. The striker is happy to get a single knife but stands a big mountain in front of the meeting, and often softens before shooting.

Kahn is a slightly bulky physique, but he is known for his reflexes and explosiveness, and when it comes to goal-line saves, Kahn is widely regarded as the world's number one goalkeeper at his peak, having been named the best goalkeeper in the world three times in the four years of the turn of the century.

Kahn was undoubtedly one of the most important figures in the history of German football as a player. Karn has a distinct personality, domineering, and fierceness, often making the opposing strikers fearful. He reacts quickly and is good at throwing a single ball.

Never say die, he is the spiritual pillar of the team. A defender who worked with Kahn at Bayern Munich once said that it was always uncomfortable to hear Kahn roaring behind him during a game.

People called Kahn "King" and "Titan" as a player, and that says it all. Personality-wise, Karn and I are definitely two different kinds of people, because he's a little eccentric. I don't know what 'weird' means to a goalkeeper, but that's Kahn.

I think a goalkeeper's mental preparation before a game is always more important than physical preparation, and Kahn doesn't seem to be like that, but he has won no less trophies than others.

Da Luo is the sharpest spear, and Karn is the strongest shield.

"The Lion King" Kahn: The only goalkeeper among the World Cup Golden Ball winners Won the "Yashin Award" in the last South Korea-Japan World Cup In the 1999 Champions Cup final, Bayern Munich was beaten by Manchester United at the last moment, but Kahn was still elected as the best goalkeeper in the world for the year, beating the opponent's Danish goalkeeper Schmeichel Meyer was elected for Bayern Munich from 1958 to 1979, during which time he set a record of 442 consecutive games, which is also the highest in the history of Bayern Munich club. During his playing career, he won the German Footballer of the Year award three times – more than Beckenbauer and Müller.

Meyer always likes to wear a pair of black shorts during competitions, and is known as "the civet" because of his calm style and quick response. Sadly, his legendary football career came to an end in a serious car accident.