Albertini: As the central figure and conductor of the midfield, albertini has excellent judgment on the game: he always decides the timing and manner of attack in the game, which earned him the nickname "midfield metronome". His iconic "defoliation ball" and scalpel-like long pass left a deep impression on the world. In addition to his excellent skills, he is always strict with himself and gentle on the court.
Lei Dongduo: If all the defenders panic in front of Zidane who controls the ball; So once people with the ball find Lei Dongduo standing in front of them, they usually mix garlic under their feet. Lei Dongduo must be the first in the world. His upper body hardly moves, and his footwork is unusually steady. He only uses gorgeous and precise footwork to block opponents, which is Lei Dongduo's best defensive posture. He stood in the midfield and looked forward. Even when opponents control the ball, it is difficult for them to think about how to attack, because they want to prevent Lei Dongduo from easily breaking the ball in the frontcourt and threatening the ball to his teammates at any time.
Guardiola: Whether in Spain or Barcelona, Guardiola is the "anchor needle" in the team's midfield and backcourt. He has outstanding defensive skills, excellent defensive consciousness and few fouls; Offensively, he has accurate footwork and strong ball control ability, and often scores points through direct free kicks.
Paulo sousa: His strengths lie in midfield organization and interception, and his weaknesses are absolutely slow running speed and general shooting skills. In fact, Sosa's interception was a must in Europe at that time, and 1997 Champions League final was fully demonstrated. Even Sosa, who is in a bad state, has some inspiration.