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Number Legend: Malti of No. 3, Three Lives and Three Lives

Since the achievements of our predecessors have made it impossible for us to go into details, and since No. 3 has been sufficiently defined, then, why should we Are you still obsessed with Maldini? Even though there are too many regrets in his career, even though those good times are gone, what Paul left to us is not just something that can be defined by football. His loyalty and elegance not only fascinated every Rossoneri fan, but also amazed supporters of other teams. It is easy to start a business but difficult to maintain it. When Italy already has a great old Maldini, who would have thought that they would still have a great Maldini many years later. When AC Milan already has a great captain Baresi, who would have thought that they could have an equally great captain. Paul, he did it. Maybe it cannot be said that he did better than his father and predecessors, but he definitely continued their glorious footsteps.

On January 20, 1985, Paolo Maldini, who was not yet 17 years old, started his legendary life wearing a red and black Milan jersey. Edison said: "Genius is 1 part inspiration and 99% perspiration." This sentence was perfectly reflected by Paul. Although his dominant foot is his right foot, in order to adapt to the left back position assigned by the coach, Paul trained his left foot to be the same as his right foot through acquired training. This is why in the game of live football, Maldini is one of the few players with the highest non-dominant foot accuracy value among all players. It is with this extraordinary perseverance that the young Paolo Maldini has established a firm foothold in Milan's main lineup. Like the number behind him, Maldini won his first Serie A title three years later. Three years before his father won his first medal. The following year, he helped Milan regain the Champions League title after 20 years, and the successful defense of the title the following year made them the last team to win the Champions League title in a row.

For young Paul, it is undoubtedly a lucky thing to play beside the old captain Baresi. Many years later, he even took over the captain's armband from Baresi, symbolizing this infinite glory. If Carlos represents an era for Real Madrid, then Maldini has experienced the transition of several eras in Milan. From the Sacchi era to the Capello era, and then to the Ancelotti era, Maldini has always worn the No. 3 jersey, interpreting the true meaning of the red and black. 8 UEFA Champions League finals, 5 Champions League titles, including not only the glory of defending the title during the Three Musketeers era, but also the missed opportunities against Marseille and Ajax, not only the hearty performance against the Barcelona Dream Team, but also Lao Tra Ford's penalty shootout. And after the nightmare night in Istanbul, there is the sweet revenge of Athens. What has changed is the lineup, what has changed is the position, what remains unchanged is Maldini. Maldini's name is always printed on the top of the red and black jersey.

Same as his idol Facchetti. Paul not only inherited the national team's No. 3 jersey, but also took over the captain's armband. But in his national team career, Maldini did not win any trophies. What he left us may be just the declining figure after the American Summer War. Maybe it was just the header in the 2002 World Cup when Ahn Jung-hwan was pinned down. Although Maldini's national team career was full of regrets, he did not lose the glory of the blue jersey in the slightest. Especially in the 2000 European Cup, when his father Cesare Maldini was the coach and Paul wore the captain's armband, the name Maldini was forever written in the history of Italian football. (ps: CCTV5 made an own goal. The head coach of Italy in the 2000 European Cup was Zoff... Sorry.)

Maradona once said, "Maldini is too handsome, he should not be a player." , should be a movie star. "The graceful Paul on the court is not only a role model in the hearts of every player, but also a charm for every female fan. However, as a player, he has always conquered everyone with his performance on the court.

In 1994, he was selected as the World Footballer by World Football Magazine, becoming the first defender to win this title, although he did not win the European Ballon d'Or. However, he witnessed the birth of countless Mr. Golden Balls around him. In the face of honor, Maldini took it indifferently. It seemed that in his heart, except for his beloved wife and children, and except for a trace of red and black that could never be erased, there was no room for anything more. In the official games of his career, he represented AC Milan in 902 games and Italy in 126 games. These numbers are actually no longer important to Paul.

His father Maldini Sr. once said, "Players like him will not appear for many years. It is rare to see him, not only because he is Paul, but his performance has always been impressive. "

Ferguson said: "He is the player I hope to introduce. I once said to Cesar once, but he said that I am a Milan player, my son is a Milan player, and my family belongs to Milan. Milan."

Ancelotti said, "His career has been extraordinary, with many excellent qualities and almost no shortcomings."

Inzaghi said: "It is an honor for me to fight alongside him. I want to say that Maldini's star is still shining."

Mourinho said: "He has the favor of God. To win the championship, you need the favor of God. Many people have the level but lack luck. Paul definitely has the favor of God."

Milan fans said: "He is the history of Milan." "Even though I support Inter Milan and he plays for Milan, I have to admit that he and his father are both great stars." "For Milan and for Italian football as a whole, Maldini is extraordinary."

Maldini himself also said, "I think I am a lucky person."

Wearing only two colors of jerseys throughout his life, one is red and black, and the other is sky blue, Maldini’s story has become a myth for modern football. He took over his father's mantle and devoted his life to Milan. The name Maldini is part of Milan's history.

On May 24, 2009, Milan’s home game against Roma became Paul’s last home game after playing for Milan for 24 years. There were no tears, because tears were no longer enough to express our gratitude to you. This is not a farewell, because you will always stay in the hearts of Milan fans. Many years before he left, the No. 3 jersey had been decided to be sealed, and his son, who is currently playing for the Milan youth team, may one day take over this sacred No. 3 jersey.

I love you, and there is more than just a lifelong promise. I love you, but it also freezes my looking back for three lifetimes.

Number legend: No. 4 midfield commander

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The Nerazzurri's road to defending the title stopped at Schalke. Facing the Schalke fans who were celebrating as if they were winning a championship, the Nerazzurri fans became silent. But they believe that after this summer, the Nerazzurri will repeat that crazy Bernabeu night. It was a sleepless night that belonged to the Nerazzurri, and it was also a night of glory that belonged to the old captain Zanetti. The eagle from the Pampas, the old captain wearing the No. 4 football jersey, after running tirelessly for the team for 700 games, at the Bernabeu, 45 years later, led Inter Milan to become the sixth in the history of the Champions League. With a triple crown, the Nerazzurri became the first club in the history of Serie A to combine the league, Italian Cup and First Cup. Immediately, the Nerazzurri No. 4 lifted the Club World Cup in the United Arab Emirates, and the Inter Milan club reached unprecedented heights. What makes Nerazzurri fans even more excited is that just before the start of the new season, Zanetti renewed his contract with the club for two years. This also means that the Argentine will serve the team until 2013. At that time, He will be 40 years old.

In the new season, football fans still see the familiar shadow of No. 4, just like the summer of 1995, still resolute and silent, still thriving and tireless. The relationship between the Argentinian and the Nerazzurri is the legendary love at first sight. It is a story accumulated over time, a story of growing from a boy to a man.

On August 27, 1995, Zanetti, wearing the No. 4 blue-black jersey, appeared in Meazza for the first time, and a legend began. The Argentines have used their practical actions to explain the meaning of loyalty to many people. To this day, every Nerazzurri fan still remembers the Argentine’s long-range shot in the 1998 League Cup final; they are still mourning France in 1998, when Zanetti played the role that ended the Anglo-Argentina war. Reader; I can clearly recall the scene of May 13, 2003, when the strong captain shed sad tears after losing in the First Cup semi-finals. Before 2000, Argentina's unified clubs had only failed to win one trophy. In 1999, when veteran Bergomi retired, Zanetti wore the captain's armband and also took over the banner of loyalty. As captain, Zanetti led the team to write a glorious chapter for Inter Milan in the new century. Starting from the 2005/06 season, Inter Milan’s name has never been separated from its first status. The hegemony of five consecutive Serie A championships coincided with the success of the team. It was a feat accomplished under the leadership of captain Zanetti. When everyone in the club was congratulating themselves for being first, the ruthless years quietly left traces on the Argentinian's face. People who are fans of football have also begun to realize that the young man who came to Meazza wearing the No. 4 football jersey in 1995 has now passed his thirties, and many people have also changed his title to "Old Captain" Sa. Nettie. But what has not changed is that the Nerazzurri No. 4 still makes a cross on his chest every time he steps into a sports field. This is the old captain praying for his beloved team. When Zanetti stood in the Bernabeu stand and raised the trophy high, all Inter Milan fans had reason to believe that the great international era would begin again. Because in the sky above Meazza, there is always an eagle from the Pampas, an Argentine man wearing the No. 4 Nerazzurri shirt, always protecting the Nerazzurri. The No. 4 football jersey and its owner have become a living legend.

Also from the city of Milan, and also owning the San Siro ball field, the Rossoneri also has a legendary No. 4 belonging to the club, and its owner is Albertini. The red and black No. 4 does not have a strong body or a cheetah-like sprint, but he is one of the most hard-working players in Milan. In the late 1980s, the Rossoneri won the first cup twice, and the reputation of the "Three Dutch Musketeers" spread throughout the football world. At this time, Albertini, who was only 19 years old as a product of Milan's youth training, was loaned to Milan The Padua team of the second division trains. A year later, Albertini returned to San Siro through his unremitting efforts and gradually became the first choice person in the Rossoneri's midfielder. At this time, there was another bright jewel in the cornerstone of the Milan dynasty. AC Milan, with Albertini as the midfielder, occupied the first place in the league three times. On May 18, 1994, at the Louis Stadium in Athens, AC Milan, which lacked the core defense cores Costacurta and Baresi, challenged Barcelona, ??whose striker was led by Romario and Stoichkov at the time. But that night was destined to belong to red and black. Milan's No. 4 blocked the opponent's two top shooters in the middle of the midfield. In the 59th minute, the red and black No. 4 passed the ball before falling to the ground, helping Milan, who was not optimistic about the outside world before the game, overthrow the then-infamous Barcelona and reach the top of Europe. Back in the league, during the match against Sampdoria, Albertini kicked a free kick that looked like a fallen leaf. Not only did he deceive goalkeeper Zenga, but from this moment on, there was also a new kind of goal in world football. The method of scoring the goal - Albertini-style falling leaf ball, and his unique three-dimensional penalty ball pattern also remain in our memory. People who are fans of Chinese football have also witnessed the unique penalty sphere three-dimensional pattern of the red and black No. 4. That summer, the memory of people who are fans of Chinese football turned into red and black. During his 14 years with AC Milan, Albertini helped the Rossoneri win five first-place finishes in Serie A, one first-place finish in the First Cup, two first-place finishes in the Europa Super Cup, and three first-place finishes in the Italian Cup. One, AC Milan once dominated Serie A and European competitions in the 1990s.

The man with fluffy black hair, leisurely running around the red and black No. 4 of San Siro, has elegant steals, precise passes, atmospheric adjustments, and weird falling leaves. Every time he runs and touches the ball, he scores hundreds of goals. Knightly elegance. Under the thin shadow, under the red and black jersey with No. 4 printed on it, Albertini had a brave red and black heart.

In the Dutch team that created glory in the late 1980s and 1990s, a person who was known as the "Four Kings" together with the Three Musketeers was rarely mentioned by future generations. He was Ein Hoving’s No. 4 – Ronald Koeman. On May 25, 1988, Stuttgart's Neckar Stadium staged the first Cup final of the year. Hiddink led PSV Eindhoven all the way to the final against Benfica. When the two sides were tied and entered the penalty shootout period, No. 4 Koeman, as the team's main central defender, took the brunt of the penalty kick and eventually helped PSV win the first trophy. The 25-year-old Koeman also I kissed the first cup for the first time. A season later, Koeman became an important member of Cruyff's dream team. Although he went to Spain, the number one football shirt selected by the Netherlands was still No. 4. On May 20, 1992, Koeman, who was already Barcelona's No. 4, once again stood on the stage of the final. The Wembley Stadium witnessed how Barcelona wrote its name into the history of the First Cup. The 70,000 football fans here remembered the name of a person-Ronald Koeman. In overtime, at the 112th minute, Koeman's powerful free kick not only penetrated Pagliuca's fingers, but also penetrated the gate of time and space, helping Barcelona Club to enter the ranks of the European giants from this moment on. Koeman also became the player who helped two different clubs win the championship for the first time. The color of the football jersey has been changed, but the number behind him has not changed. Ronald Koeman made Barcelona's No. 4 a pride from this moment on.

Although Koeman brought Barcelona the first trophy, in the heart of Barcelona's godfather Cruyff, Koeman is not the ideal No. 4 player. Cruyff believes that player No. 4 must preset the passing route before catching the ball. He does not need to run all the time, but he must always think; he does not need to be as fast as the wind, but the speed of thinking must be as fast as lightning. The La Masia football training camp founded by Cruyff produced Barcelona's first and best No. 4 player in modern football-King Guardiola of the Nou Camp. In the 1984/85 season, Guardiola, who was still working as a ball boy, witnessed the club’s tenth La Liga first place at Camp Nou. Perhaps everyone here would not remember this young boy celebrating, but in just a short time A few years later, this frail young man has become the king of Camp Nou.

If Ronald Koeman brings pride to Barcelona, ??then Guardiola leads Barcelona to glory. On December 16, 1990, 19-year-old Guardiola made his debut at Camp Nou. At the age of 20, he had become an indispensable member of Barcelona's "Dream One" dynasty. Standing next to him are Koeman, Laudrup, and Stoichkov. Guardiola, who is debuting on the court, is calm and calm, socializing and regulating a group of hot-tempered big-name teammates. That season, Barcelona broke the dominance of Real Madrid in the Spring League and achieved four consecutive championships in one fell swoop. Guardiola and the club reached the top of Europe in 1992. When Koeman left in the 1994/95 season, Guardiola also officially put on Barcelona's No. 4 football jersey and began a new story. For two consecutive seasons in 1998 and 1999, Barcelona led by Guardiola was ranked first in La Liga. Although he served in Barcelona for 11 years and only contributed six goals, he was regarded as "Nokan" by football fans. "King Prudential", no one who cares about the natural enemy Royal Madrid fans will greet Barcelona No. 4 with boos at the Bernabeu. As a commander on the ball field, his elegant skills and broad vision make him the best midfield organizer in Europe. This talent allows Guardiola to play the role of a coach on the field. Seven years after Guardiola left Camp Nou, he became a blessing for Barcelona fans. In July 2008, the former king returned to the Nou Camp. This time, Barcelona's No. 4 was not the commander on the ball field, but took up the team's coach.

In the 08/09 season, under the leadership of Guardiola, Barcelona completed a historic season and became the first six-time champion in history, truly creating the Barcelona dynasty. This great achievement made Guardiola the sixth legend to win the first cup as a player and coach, and the legend about Barcelona's No. 4 and the King of Nou Camp is still in the Champions League. It's going on.

What Cruyff left to Barcelona is not only the first trophy. The La Masia football training camp has produced many outstanding players for Barcelona and world football, and now he works for Arsenal. Fabregas of Nairobi is the No. 4 player who most resembles Guardiola. Because Zhong Touchen admired his predecessor Guardiola, after the previous captain Frenchman Vieira left Arsenal and joined Juventus, Fabregas also officially took over Arsenal's No. 4 football jersey. Arsenal, which lacked the French midfielder, was not affected. The 19-year-old Fabregas and the team reached the first Cup final of the year. Although the ups and downs of France extinguished the Gunners' hopes of winning the championship, the young Arsenal No. 4 is writing a No. 4 legend of his own.

The reason why the competition is complicated also lies in the strength of the opponents. Barcelona on the Iberian Peninsula has legendary No. 4 players like Koeman and Guardiola, and their old rival Royal Madrid has not fallen behind. As the greatest club in the 20th century, it is still the team that has won the most European Cups. Zidane, Ronaldo, Beckham, Figo, these famous football superstars are all Was a guest at the Bernabeu. But in the hearts of football fans, there is only one captain of the Royal Cavalry, and that is Fernando Hierro, who wears the No. 4 white jersey. On March 23, 1968, Hierro was born in Malaga, Spain, and developed under the sun of the Mediterranean Sea. In the 1989/90 season, Atletico Madrid had originally signed Hierro, but Real Madrid stepped in after learning about it. After helping Hierro pay the breach of contract fee, they introduced him at a heavy price. From this time on, the Bernabeu had a new player. The legend of number 4. During his 14 years at Real Madrid, Hierro gradually developed from a tough-blooded boy to a skillful and prudent captain of the Royal Cavalry. On football fields, he is an all-round talent who can attack and defend. In the 1991/92 season, Hierro scored 2 goals for the team, and in the defense, he was an iron gate that was difficult to surpass.

In Amsterdam on May 20, 1998, Real Madrid stood on the stage of the First Cup final for the first time on the 4th. In the 67th minute, Mijatovic's goal finally helped Real Madrid win the trophy. Winning the 7th Champions League trophy in the club's history, captain Hierro also kissed the first trophy for the first time. In the 1999/00 season in Paris, Hierro led Morientes, Raul, McManaman and other young players to sweep Valencia 3-0 and once again stood at the top of Europe. After a lapse of a season, Hierro led the Starship Battleship formed by Zidane and Figo to make a comeback. At the Hampden Park ball venue in Glasgow, he won the 9th Champions League trophy for the club, which was Real Madrid's 4th. No. 1 was the last cup the club had usurped. During his 14 years at Real Madrid, Hierro unreservedly presented the golden age of his football career to the Bernabeu. The three Champions League trophies recorded the outstanding achievements of the Real Madrid captain. Every corner of the Bernabeu witnessed the Real Madrid captain. bit by bit. From this moment on, the white color No. 4 became an everlasting legend spread in the hearts of Bernabeu fans.