Maradona's information

Personal introduction

Overview

Diego Armando Maradona (October 30, 1960 -) is a former Argentinian football player athlete, considered the best and most controversial player in football history. Maradona can play any position in the frontcourt. He is a left-footed player. His dribbling skills and breakthrough ability amaze the world. He has various shooting methods and strong scoring ability. Maradona is the "God" on the football field, and he is destined to be the greatest player in football history. In 1986, Maradona relied on his outstanding performance to lead the Argentina team to win the World Cup for the second time, reaching the highest peak of his career. During this period, five players scored a goal against England. This goal is considered to be the most beautiful goal in football history so far. During his professional player career from 1976 to 1997, Maradona successively joined Argentine Youth, Argentina's Boca Juniors, Spain's Barcelona, ??Italy's Naples Football Club, Spain's Sevilla Football Club, Argentina's Newell's Old Boys, Boca Juniors Argentina. He has won the Argentine League Championship, the Italian Football League Championship, and the UEFA Cup Championship. During the 17 years he played for the Argentina national football team (1977-1994), he also won the World Cup championship and the World Youth Football Championship. In 2001, he was named the "Best Player of the 20th Century" by FIFA. On October 28, 2008, the Argentine Football Association decided that Maradona would serve as the head coach of the Argentine national team. In 2010, Maradona led the Argentina men's national football team to the 2010 World Cup in South Africa.

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Zodiac sign: Scorpio (Mercury Scorpio Mars Cancer) Blood type: Type A Wife: Claudia Rosana Villafane de Mara Dalma (nicknamed Carly) Claudia Villafan de Maradona Maradona and daughter Daughter: Dalma Nerea Maradona (nicknamed Dalmita on April 2, 1987) Dalma Nerea Maradona (Dalmita) Gianna Dino Diego Altman Maradona Grandson: Benjamin Aguero Maradona Tattoo: Che Guevara Idol: Che Guevara, Fidel Alejandro Castro Fidel Castro

[ Edit this paragraph] South Africa World Cup performance

No one can draw all the attention to himself as soon as he stands on the court like Maradona, including his suit, watch, necklace, and earrings. The Che Guevara-like beard is a prop used by Lao Ma for performances. Of course, what attracts the most attention is his performance art. On the field, he can roar exaggeratedly, wave exaggeratedly, and even do it deliberately. Provoking opponents; outside the game, he can kiss his teammates, or mock those who oppose him in the name of apologizing. [1] Obviously, Maradona is the protagonist of the 2010 World Cup in South Africa. Previously, he threatened that Argentina would run naked to win the championship; in the finals week, every shocking press conference and unusual performance on the field proved that: Maradona is back in South Africa after 16 years! On July 3, as Argentina lost 0:4 to Germany, Maradona and Argentina's World Cup journey came to an end. After the loss to Germany, the emotional defense of the Argentine soldiers collapsed collectively. Yes, the Tango internationals were on the court. I didn’t shed tears easily, but after returning to the locker room, tears burst out of everyone’s eyes at the same time.

When Maradona hugged Argentine Football Association President Grondona, both of them shed heroic tears; Messi, who bowed his head and left the field, also no longer said "men don't shed tears easily" in the locker room; he has always shown the image of a tough man. The show-stopping Mascherano also had wet tears when being interviewed in the mixed zone...[2]? Bai Yansong wrote after the game: Thank you, old horse, for all the memories. Whether it’s excitement or sadness, we spend half our lives in this complex emotion. [3] Although the Argentina team missed the semi-finals, thousands of waiting fans still showed almost fanatical support for coach Maradona. Fans wore the blue and white striped shirts of the Argentine national team and held banners with "Argentina" and "Diego, Diego" written on them to show their support for coach Maradona. A fan sat his son on his shoulders, waiting for Maradona's arrival. "We are happy and I want Diego to keep going," he said. Another fan said, "I traveled 1,400 kilometers just to see Diego. I will love him till death! We will take revenge at the 2011 America's Cup!" another fan said. Many fans have repeatedly stated that they hope Maradona can stay as Argentina coach. "Diego, stay, we support you" - read a banner at the scene. [4]?

[Edit this paragraph] The journey of a superstar

Youth

Maradona was born on October 30, 1960 in Bui, the capital of Argentina. A poor family in the Villa-Fiorito neighborhood of North Aires. At the age of 11, he was already famous in the youth team of the Argentine Youth Club and had appeared on TV. At the age of 14, Maradona was promoted to the first team of the youth club and was included in the first league match list. During his five years with the Argentine Youth Club, Maradona scored 116 goals in 166 games. In 1981, Maradona moved to Boca Juniors, scoring 28 goals in 40 games and winning his first league championship. Maradona represented the Argentina national football team for the first time in 1976 against Hungary. At the age of 18, he won the World Youth Cup for Argentina, defeating the Soviet Union 3-1, and won the tournament's best player award. Maradona played in the World Cup finals for the first time in 1982. They lost 0-1 to Belgium in the first round. Even though they later defeated Hungary and El Salvador to qualify, they lost 1-2 to the champion Italy and 1-3 to Brazil in the second round. In the game against Brazil, Maradona was kicked off the field for kicking an opponent's player.

The peak of his career

In the summer of the same year, Maradona officially left for Europe and joined La Liga giant Barcelona. During this period, Maradona led Barcelona to defeat Real Madrid and win the Copa del Rey in 1983. Although Maradona scored 38 goals in 58 games while playing for Barcelona, ??he did not have a smooth life in Barcelona. He contracted hepatitis at the end of 1982 and rested for three months; on September 24, 1983, his leg was broken by a tackle during a match against Bilbao, and he almost hung up his boots early. Fortunately, he recovered from the injury within 14 weeks. . Because Barcelona was not satisfied with Maradona, they sold him to Napoli in Serie A in 1984. Since then, Maradona has begun the peak of his player career. Not only did he win the Serie A championship in the 1986-87 and 1989-90 seasons, he also won the Italian Cup (1987), the UEFA Cup (1989 year) and the Italian Super Cup (1990). At the same time, Napoli also won the Serie A runner-up twice (1987-88, 1988-89). Maradona showed all the genius of a great frontcourt soul in Naples. He won two Serie A Golden Boots and left a large number of wonderful goals and countless wonderful dribblings. During this period, Maradona's results in international competitions were also quite impressive. In 1986, Maradona led Argentina to the 1986 World Cup, leading Argentina to the final and winning the trophy. Maradona showed his importance throughout the competition, so after the game he was widely considered to be the best player of the session. The two goals he scored against England in the quarter-finals established his legendary life.

It can be seen from the slow-motion replay that the goal he scored was scored with his hand. Later he argued that it was the "hand of God" and said that the goal was the hand of God and Maradona's head." (A little of the hand of God, and a little of the head of Maradona), implying that God is the final master of whether a goal is scored, because the referee misjudged that his goal was valid. However, on August 22, 2005, Maradona. Ladonna said on a TV show that he deliberately scored the ball with his hand and immediately knew that the goal would be disallowed. According to his recall, when he scored, he immediately thought: "I am waiting for my teammates." Come and hug me, but no one came... I said to them: 'Come and hug me, otherwise the referee will disallow the goal. '" The second goal was selected as the best goal in the history of the World Cup. Because of these two goals, Maradona was called "half angel, half devil." On the contrary, Maradona His second goal showed his football skills to the fullest. He walked half the field with the ball and beat six English players, including Glenn Hoddle and Peter Lett. Peter Reid), Kenny (Kenny's best goal in history - Sansom), Terry Butcher, Terry Fenwick and goalkeeper Peter Hilton. This goal was held by FIFA in 2002. The two goals were selected as the best goals of the century by the British Channel 4 in the 2002 "100 Greatest Sporting Moments". Moments) was selected sixth. He then scored two miraculous goals in the semi-final against Belgium. In the final, the West German team used two-man marking tactics to freeze Maradona, but He still found the opportunity to directly assist Hao Buruchaga to score the winning goal with an incredible pass

The peak fades

As he gets older, Mara. Dona's performance also gradually declined. In the 1990 World Cup, he served as the captain of Argentina and led the team to the final, but lost 0-1 to the former West Germany. In 1992, Maradona left Naples, which was the peak of his life. , moved to the small Spanish club Sevilla, and returned to the Argentinian club a year later. In the 1994 World Cup, although Maradona participated in two games and scored one goal, he later became involved in the banned drug ephedrine. The drug test was positive and he was suspended for 15 months. As a result, Argentina was eliminated in the quarter-finals in 1997. Maradona finally announced that he would hang up his boots and end his brilliant playing career. Considered to be the greatest football player of the 20th century, he not only possesses the precise footwork and extremely skillful dribbling skills of South American players, but also has an excellent overall view. He is the absolute soul of any team and can take over the ball. The team is revitalizing as a whole. Unfortunately, Maradona has been criticized for his personal behavior and private life. It is said that he was addicted to drugs when he was playing for Barcelona, ??and this was also cited as the reason for being expelled from Barcelona. It is also an open secret that he has an illegitimate child, although the person involved denied it. He was also found to have taken banned drugs during the 1994 World Cup and was suspended. After retiring, Maradona mainly worked in football promotion activities. , although he did not participate in any coaching work, he was generally regarded as a learning target by domestic juniors. On April 18, 2004, he was admitted to the hospital due to an overdose of cocaine. He was critically ill at the time, but his condition improved and he was discharged from the hospital on the 29th of the same month. , and went to Havana for drug rehabilitation at the invitation of Cuban President Fidel Castro. Afterwards, the world's media were shocked and regretful that he needed to detoxify, but it did not damage his influence in football. The 2006 World Cup was held in Germany, and Maradona always came to cheer for the juniors of the Argentine national team. It is a pity that they could not escape the bad luck of being defeated by Germany again after the 1990 Italy World Cup finals.