What kind of player does Romario have in everyone s mind?

Romario has a keen sense of smell in front of goal, is definitely a world-class master, not tall, but the header is not weak, and when the header is scored, the grasp of the position, the early run and the line of the ball are all masters. After the 3-star Brazil, he represented the Brazilian national team in the World Cup, and the peerless duo of Bebeto also made the opponent's defense frequently tear apart. The offensive battle with the Dutch team is an eternal classic, and before that, it was not uncommon for Romario to have several people in a row in the matches between Brazil and other teams.

In the final with the Italian team, for the Italian team, Romario was definitely the most dangerous figure, so he had to be guarded by many people in the game and frequently put him down.

A talented player. The title of the king of the ball is not unworthy for him, after all, he is a person with a record of 1,000 goals. Superb passing skills, although the continuous dribbling ability is not as good as the later Brazilian team's striker Ronaldo, but the style of the two is not the same, Da Luo is particularly good at shaking off the opponent with dribbling, very gorgeous.

Romario's skills in shifting gears and changing directions are more concise, especially good at passing through gears.

Although Romario only had one World Cup, and later the Four Nations Invitational in 1997, his technique and performance conquered almost everyone at the time. These two matches were the most diligent of Romario's career – meaning that in Europe, with the exception of AC Milan, who met once a year at the time, Romario had hardly faced an opponent in a professional club. In these two cup matches, Romario showed the ability to have no opponents at all until the final.

This is not over, he still has to show that against most teams, he has no opponents one-on-two; For some teams, they have no opponents for one-on-three.

The stab is a lone wolf's signature goal, and it's so common in his goals that it's become a personal label. As for why he stabbed so much, I guess it is probably a habitual preference of players when dealing with ball selection, there are indeed many ways to choose from, but at the moment I am most accustomed to and like, so I did it, just like Messi's single shot is too much, just like Di Maria's cross from the right would rather scissor feet than stretch out his right leg. Actually, this is very good, after all, in this way, an action that is not too rare on the court is stunned because of the high frequency of appearing on you, and it has simply become your exclusive killer move, witty.

In my opinion, Romario's historical position in the front line can be compared to Van Basten, and even more than Van Basten in terms of individual talent. At the same time, his importance to the national team was slightly stronger in terms of technical and tactical weight than Roberto Baggio's in the Italian national team. Of course, Baggio's "Savior Aura" is a special buff for a certain era, and although Romario also has it, it really isn't comparable in comparison.

Brilliant and unruly.

I really adore footballers and those just like it.

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He began his career at Santos FC in 2002 and, along with teammate Diego Ribas da Cunha, was known as Brazil's most promising twin star. Robinho's technique is extremely delicate, and his skillful "cycling" is one of his signatures.

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Sousa Romario (born 29 January 1966) is a former Brazilian footballer born in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. He is one of the players to surpass the 50 mark in international competitions. He was named one of the 125 best footballers in the history of football by FIFA in March 2004.

On 20 May 2007, Romario scored his 1,000th career goal against Sporting Rafis, a record in the history of football, following Brazil's Pele and Ferdilage and Austria's Franz Fertilis. After Binder, he is the fifth person to reach this milestone in his career. On April 15, 2008, he reached the age of 42 before announcing his official retirement. He later joined the Brazilian Socialist Party and was elected to the lower house of Congress in the state of Rio de Janeiro in October 2010.

Super foresight, fast speed, good ball protection, top shooting footwork.

Real players, very egoistic, not pretentious! Skills: The top five players in modern football.

Second only to the old horse, a god-like shooter.

I don't know what the level of Zico and Socrates in ancient times is, but since the 90s, it should be counted as the top three levels of the Brazilian team, and they are not born geniuses. Da Luo and Romario occupy two places, leaving one Riva and Xiao Luo to compete. Speaking of which, the gap between the Brazilian team after 06 and these predecessors is a few levels.

Top 3 players in Brazil and top 8 in the world.

When I first met Romario, I knew that football can be catapulted.

Character determines his ceiling!!

I don't have one of the players I admire the most.

Romario's level is enough to be on par with Maradona, a talented goalscorer.

A great player, if not framed by Zico, can achieve success beyond Pele to become the first person in ancient and modern times.

At the Brazilian level, the ability to rank ahead of Pele.

Short and stocky, able to lead people and score goals, great player, great goalscorer, I saw him play for the first time at the Seoul Olympics in '88, and when he appeared, I thought there was a second Maradona in the football world, Brazil, the Olympic champion, and his forward partner was the great Bebeto.

Romario, Ruud Gullit, Basten, Baggio, Batistuta and Eric Cantona were all top stars of the time.

The existence of awesome, no, no, no.

Like Fei Luo, they are all strikers who are stronger than Pele.

Talented, character determines fate.

Name: Rotan Roll Mari Jeannaño Position on the field Central midfielder Jersey number 29 Preparation Representing national team 0 appearances, 0 goals scored UEFA Cup 3 0 appearances, 0 goals scored UEFA Champions League 0 appearances, 0 goals scored.

Romario de Souza Faria (born 29 January 1966) is a former Brazilian footballer born in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. He is one of the players to surpass the 50 mark in international competitions. He was named one of the 125 best footballers in the history of football by FIFA in March 2004.

On 20 May 2007, Romario scored his 1,000th career goal against Sporting Rafis, becoming the fourth player in the history of football to reach the milestone after Brazil's Billy and Arthur Friedenreich and Austria's Franz Binder, but that 1,000 goals included in youth teams, friendlies and exhibition matches.

On April 15, 2008, he reached the age of 42 before announcing his official retirement.

I'll add a little bit of legend about him, he's a player with a lot of personality and he doesn't train in the squad when he plays for Barcelona. At that time, the coach was very dissatisfied with him. His answer was: A talented player like me is born for the game, and participating in training is a pure waste of energy.

Former famous Brazilian football player, who played for Barcelona.

Luo Yonghao himself said that when he was a child, he was very good at playing Mario, so he got the nickname Romario.

A generation of superstars.

10-meter acceleration invincible in the rivers and lakes.