How many direct free kicks did Del Piero score

Tencent Sports News That year, Piero was 21 years old. That year, he stunned the Apennines with his volley, and since then, the Zebra Prince has changed dynasties, Baggio has stepped down from the altar, and Piero has fought to this day. This year, Piero is 34 years old.

At the Bernabeu, he gave Real Madrid a taste of being killed twice. When Piero's "Turin Rainbow" pierced the night sky of Madrid, Casillas could only admire it from the sidelines, disarming and surrendering. Looking at it, perhaps the only active players who can compete with Piero on free kicks are the upcoming "Milan Trio" and Lyon's Junior Juninho, and in Serie A, can they really overpower Piero?

Horrible gorgeous data.

Take a look at Piero's magnificent stats, with 179 league goals from 1992 to date, including 20 free-kicks. 22 goals in the Cup, 3 free-kicks; 49 goals in Europe, 11 from free kicks; The national team scored 26 goals and 6 free-kicks. As of the 2004-05 season, Piero had a free-kick goal percentage.

However, in the following three years, his free-kick goal percentage increased to what a terrifying statistic.

Technically comprehensive Piero vs Milan trio.

In terms of technique, Piero is very particular about the power and angle of his free-kicks, and he can score from long distances, such as against Zenit in the Champions League, and he can also hit from a slightly closer place, such as against Real Madrid. Importantly, Piero's free-kicks can be a perfect combination of power and angle, and such penalties are often the most deadly.

Look at the Milan trio, Pirlo is known for his defoliant balls, with large angles and clear flight paths, which fall visibly after crossing the human wall. The disadvantage is that the speed is slow, it requires a certain distance, and once the distance is close, it cannot be played. Ronaldo's free-kick arc is very arc and very fast, but his ball lacks speed and wins with angle.

The most similar to Piero is Becky, who also takes into account power and angle. In The Sun's free-kick masters list, Beckham is number one and Piero is nameless. But Piero has already scored four free-kicks this season, which Beckham can't match.

Three English battles against Lu Bu and Piero still won.

When Milan met Juventus, the free-kick battle was destined to become the focus of discussion. In fact, it is not an equal confrontation. The Milan trio can choose their penalty picks based on distance and angle, while Juve have and only Piero.

He can choose to open the scoring in a variety of ways and in a variety of positions, and at this point the Milan may still be fighting over who will take the penalty. It's also worth noting that neither Andrea Pirlo nor Ronaldo have been in the same form as they were at their peak this season, and the upcoming Becky is just continuing his career. But Piero is different, he has found a second spring this season, and his form is almost unrivaled by a second man in Serie A.

From this point of view, Piero can beat the Milan trio completely.

Wait for Piero's next free-kick. On November 9, the Prince of Turin will celebrate his 34th birthday. On that day, Juventus played away to Chievo. At that time, everyone is looking forward to whether Piero's "Turin Rainbow" will be able to deliver a birthday gift. （ben）

36 free kicks in official matches.

Everyone is very threatening, but in terms of the total number of free kick goals, the arch of the foot pushes more goals, but this kind of push has a more fatal drawback, his ball speed is worse than the outside instep, so it is generally suitable for close free kicks, the kind that pursues angles.

The outside instep has a fast ball speed at long distance, and the free kick is more deceptive, I don't know if you have seen Lyon's Juninho's S-shaped free kick, which was played with the outside instep.

Piero also scored from an outside instep free-kick in the 08 09 Champions League, and a free kick against Zenit in the group stage successfully deceived the goalkeeper from a long distance.

The outer instep, because it is external rotation, and the ball in the instep is generally more powerful, and the ball speed is fast!

Andrea Pirlo, he was very consistent, so he became a midfield maestro.

First Dividing Goal: 19 September 1993 (Juventus v Reggiana 4:1).

The first goal in the second division was scored in Padua.

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