Is Cassie s ability now better than Karn at his peak?

No, Cassie moves faster than Karn, but is much less defensive and intimidating against high balls! St. Cassie's goalkeeping skills are impeccable, but he doesn't like to shout (many goalkeeper seniors and experts have pointed out that the goalkeeper is the most important thing to shout and mobilize defenders, which is also one of the responsibilities of first-class goalkeepers), and the psychological quality is also slightly worse, and many goals have been conceded because of mental imbalance over the years, especially against Barcelona! Karn is a spiritual leader, and with him, the defenders seem to have an unnamed confidence in their hearts, and they will become calmer and make fewer mistakes!

If they are all compared in their peaks, Kahn is more suitable for Real Madrid, and with the Lion King in charge, I believe that even Pepe and Ramos will be more stable and mature!

In terms of goalkeeping ability alone, I think Cassie is a little bit higher, but in terms of overall role, they are comparable, and the main difference is the style.

Cassie is relatively stable, has been playing at a high level for more than ten years, and the team has always been in the European spotlight, unlike Cech and Buffon, who have had brief downturns. All aspects of ability are relatively balanced, and the only flaw that can be called is the handling of high-altitude balls. After R7 left, he became a captain for a few years, and gradually became more of a leader, but generally moderate.

Kahn, in terms of goalkeeping ability and skill, the advantages and disadvantages are obvious, but he can make up for it with his momentum, and his domineering is something that Cassie does not have, especially when facing a single player, a striker with poor psychological quality will directly weaken his legs. The same is true of his influence over the team, with Kahn excelling and controlling the locker room. However, occasionally he will be domineering and leak, creating a lot of slander and lace, which may be due to his nature. . .

The goalkeeping side was parallel, but Kahn's domineering didn't overtake Kahn.

If it weren't for Messi.

I feel like I've gone beyond! St. Cassie.

Overall, it is not surpassed.

Terrible! Kahn, born 15 June 1969, is a former German football goalkeeper who started his football career in 1975 with the youth team in Karlsruhe and was promoted to make his senior debut 92 years later. In 1994, he moved to Bayern Munich for 4.6 million Deutsche marks, where he remained until his retirement in 2008.

Kahn is one of the most successful German players of our time, having won eight German football titles, six German Cups, one UEFA Champions League, one UEFA Cup and one Intercontinental Cup with Bayern. Individual accolades include four consecutive UEFA Goalkeeper of the Year, three IFFHS World Goalkeeper of the Year and two German Footballer of the Year. At the 2002 World Cup, Kahn also became the first and only goalkeeper in history to win the Ballon d'Or.

From 1994 to 2006, Kahn was a member of the German national football team, playing as the main goalkeeper after Andreas Koepke's retirement. At the 2002 World Cup, the team qualified for the final, and although the Germans were occasionally criticised for their poor performances, Kahn's excellent performance proved to be a key factor in the German team's victory in the first few games of the final. He was named the best player of the tournament and won the World Cup Ballon d'Or.