How strong is Anelka? Who is better than Barrios and Anelka?

How strong can it be? It has only been 12 years since his debut in 96 and he has been to 8 clubs, including giants such as Arsenal, Real Madrid, and Liverpool. If it's strong, it doesn't make sense to shake it around like a piglet, and he's not old.

There is also a big problem with this person's character.

I never thought he was strong, otherwise why didn't the French national team always want him? Or when you become famous, you won't be able to stand in the big team? And there is a problem with his character, and I rarely hear anyone say that he is good.

Personally, I think he is a first-class shooter, not inferior to Henry in talent, but not yet a superstar. The key is that he is relatively immature psychologically, but he has grown in the last two years and hopefully he can succeed at Chelsea.

It's not very strong, you can't even kick a penalty in the Champions League final, can you still be strong enough to **??

It's not strong, and no one can see the inaction in the game of Manchester United.

Domenech asked him not to be blind.

Anelka's talent is unquestionable.

But personality restricts personal development, and although Anelka is now said to be mature, his impatience and ego have not changed much, and he is nearly thirty years old.

If you want to make a big improvement, I'm afraid, it's going to be very difficult.

Arsene Wenger bought Henry to replace him.

Now that Henry is so good, you can imagine what he would have done if he had been taught correctly, right?

What he lacks is psychological counseling, and in addition, his two agent brothers are also one of the reasons why he is hated.

He is no longer the Anelka of Arsenal in his early 20s, and he is no longer at the main level of the giants.

The Ice Prince also missed a penalty...

So he's not strong either...

Known as the "Black Panther" on the pitch, Barrios is a phenomenal world-class attacking player with strong physique, superb skills, incredible speed, efficient scoring, balanced left and right feet and headers. Not only is he good at acting as a bridgehead in positional warfare, helping the team to attack three-dimensionally and break the deadlock on the field with the fulcrum role of a strong center, but also good at lightning raid counterattack, his 100-meter speed reaches 11 seconds, and he can be qualified for the frontcourt wing, and has repeatedly staged a good show of single-horse savior, with outstanding ability to break dense defense and offensive finishing.

Barrios is the world's top foreign aid that Evergrande has been looking for to successfully prove its value in Europe's top five leagues and is in the year of play. Anelka, on the other hand, is indeed strong, but he is quite old after all, and a team depends on its whole.

At the peak of Anelka's strength.

1999 Premier League Young Player of the Year – Arsenal 2000 UEFA Euro Championship 2001 Confederations Cup Winner – France National Team1997 98 English Premier League Champions, FA Cup Champions – Arsenal 1998 99 English Premier League Champions, English Community Shield Winners – Arsenal1999 00 Europa League Champions Cup Winners – Real Madrid 2001 02 Toto Cup Winners – Paris Saint-Germain 2004 05 Turkish Super League Runners-up – Fenerbahce 2005 06 Turkish Super League Champion, Turkish Cup Winner – Fenerbahçe 2008 09 English FA Cup Winner – Chelsea 2009 England Charity Shield Winner – Chelsea.

2009-10 English Premier League winners, FA Cup winners – Chelsea.

1997 98 English Premier League Champions, English FA Cup Winners – Arsenal.

2009 England Charity Shield Chelsea.

Personally, I think that Neymar's personal ability is more outstanding than Hazard's, but the two are both world-class top players, and this degree of prominence is actually a comprehensive indicator of the three skills of "dribbling, breaking through, and passing". Neymar is undoubtedly a talented player, and his personal dribbling inherits the characteristics of Bassan football, with gorgeous movements, high ornamentation and strong practical application, and the speed of dribbling created by physical fitness is rare in history.

In his career, Neymar not only won the Golden Boot Award in the Confederations Cup, but also won the Bronze Boot Award in the World Cup, all in all, Neymar has proved his outstanding individual ability through the championship trophies of various major competitions, as well as an important position in the core area, which is obvious to all whether it is Barcelona fans or fans who like to watch the Champions League, especially some time ago and was just named the best player in Ligue 1, it can be seen that Neymar's football level, through personal efforts and performance, It has indeed received a wide range of recognition.

Back to Hazard, his advantage lies in flexibility and frequency of dribbling, just like the evaluation given to him by the mainstream of the West, his style of play is more like "Little Messi", but there is a big gap between him and Messi, in addition to the faster and more flexible speed, his passing ability, and Neymar, who is stronger than Messi, is even more prominent.

Moreover, Neymar's dribbling speed is rarely even exhausted when dribbling at high speed, so in terms of various technical abilities that require core muscles to complete, Hazard is still a level worse than Neymar.

Eden Hazard

Neymar da Silva Júnior

In the end, who is stronger Hazard or Neymar, let's take a look at the performance of the two in this World Cup, maybe we can get the answer from it.

Super ball skills, extremely fast, good shooting feeling, talented striker, Anelka is known as "Ronaldo of the French team".

Individual accolades: Premier League Player of the Month: February 1998, November 2008; PFA Team of the Year:

1999，2009;PFA Young Player of the Year: 1999; English Premier League marksman: 2008 09.

Team Honours: Nicola Anelka, born 14 March 1979 in France, is a striker who was substituted midway through the 2010 World Cup in South Africa for insulting coach Domenech during the match between France and Mexico. The French Football Federation immediately announced that Anelka had been expelled from the national team. In January 2012, he officially joined the Chinese Super League giants Shanghai Shenhua with a two-year contract, becoming the second largest foreign aid in the history of the Chinese Super League after Didier Drogba.

On December 17, 2012, Shenhua reached a termination agreement with Anelka, and at the end of January 2013, Anelka joined the Serie A giants Juventus. Anelka joined West Bromwich Albion in the Premier League in July 2013. Anelka now plays for Mumbai City FC in the Indian Premier League.