Introduction to Lippi

Lippi refers to Marcello Lippi, Marcello Lippi, who was born in viareggio. 1948. He is an Italian football player and coach, and the head coach of China national men's football team.

Lippi worked as a street sweeper as a player and made his debut in the youth training camp of Red Star Football Club in viareggio. 1969- 1979, Lippi played for Sampdoria Football Club in Serie A, during which he served as the captain. Lippi later played for Pistoi and Lucchese.

From 65438 to 0982, Lippi started his coaching career in Sampdoria Youth Team, and later taught in many clubs such as Tedra, Siena, cesena, Atlanta and Naples.

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Personality assessment

The most brilliant achievement of Lippi's coaching career is undoubtedly the 2006 World Cup champion. He can lead the Italian national team to win the championship in Germany with unbeaten record.

But occasionally a 4-3-3 offensive formation will be sacrificed, which shows that Lippi's coaching philosophy is not conventional, but different tactical arrangements can be adopted according to different opponents.

Lippi's coaching style is described as "stable" in one word. In the past, the magic weapon for Juventus under Lippi to defeat the enemy in the league was "the latecomers come to the top", but in its coaching philosophy, the team did not need big-name players.