Marcelinho Carioca (Brazil, 59 goals): He played for the Brazilian national team from 1998 to 2001. Carioca spent most of his career at home clubs like Flamengo, Corinthians or Santos. He played for Valencia in 1997 but failed. Rogerio Cen i (Brazil, 59 goals): Ceni is really famous for his ability to score from the penalty spot. During his career, he scored 131 goals, including 59 successful free kicks. This is an extraordinary achievement for a goalkeeper. Ronald Koeman (Netherlands, 60 goals): As a player, Koeman was a famous defender. He often made beautiful free kicks from the fence. Koeman’s shots are powerful, making the goalkeeper very difficult to block. Zico (Brazil, 62 goals): Also known as the “White Pele”, Zico is considered one of the best players of his generation. Not only possessing an impressive ability to dribble and score goals, the Brazilian legend also has many successes with his free kicks. Diego Maradona (Argentina, 62 goals): No need to say too much about the “Golden Boy” of the football village. Maradona and Pele are considered the two greatest players in history. Maradona’s playing skills are almost comprehensive. He is also known as a free kick expert. David Beckham (England, 65 goals): Beckham always draws beautiful curves from the free-kick point. Shots taken by Beckham were difficult, making the keeper almost unstoppable. Ronaldinho (Brazil, 66 goals): Ronaldinho’s skillful and mischievous free-kick skills really hurt the opponent’s defense. At his peak, Ronaldinho was almost unstoppable every time he stepped onto the pitch. Victor Legrottaglie (Argentina, 66 goals): Maybe not as famous throughout Europe as many other South American colleagues, but Legrottaglie makes the football world admire by his impressive free kick ability. He is the Argentinian player who has scored the most goals from a free-kick in history. Pele (Brazil, 70 goals): It’s hard to find the weakness of “Football King” Pele. He plays creatively, possesses skillful technique and is full of speed. Pele’s ability to kick the fence is also impeccable. Juninho Pernambucano (Brazil, 77 goals): It is no coincidence that Juninho is nicknamed “King of free kicks”. He is considered the best free kick player of all time. The record of 77 goals is an achievement that can hardly be leveled. No matter the distance or the distance, regardless of the angle, Juninho is mostly able to take the penalty kicks successfully with unbelievable accuracy. Highlights Argentina 1-1 Chile: Messi hits the bar The Argentine superstar played hard and scored but could not help the home team win against Chile in the 2022 World Cup qualifiers in South America.

Spanish media reported that MU is in contact with Barcelona about midfielder Miralem Pjanic’s transfer. MU plans to rescue Pjanic According to Fichajes, the idea of ​​taking Pjanic was proposed by coach Ole Gunnar Solskjaer to MU BLD. Pjanic is going through a difficult season at Barca, when he is out of the plan of coach Ronald Koeman. Barca confirmed that he wanted to liquidate Pjanic, in the process of refreshing the squad towards the 2021-22 season. Pjanic is 31 years old, but Solskjaer believes that the Serbian midfielder still brings important solutions to the midfield MU. Milan asked to borrow Trincao Milan continues its policy of recruiting young players on loan (with or without buyback terms), with new goals for Francisco Trincao. Milan asked to borrow Trincao Currently, Milan is still in transition, and the loan of players is very important in the face of the difficult financial situation. Trincao was bought by Barca last year but did not have many opportunities to play. He has only played 609 minutes of La Liga this season. Milan chose Trincao to replace Brahim Diaz – who ran out of loan and returned to Real Madrid at the end of the season. Two other Italian teams are also in contact to borrow Trincao, Juventus and Atalanta. Liverpool recruits Watkins Liverpool prepares for a new project by recruiting Ollie Watkins – Aston Villa’s rising striker. Ollie Watkins is a target for Liverpool The dependence on Salah – Roberto Firmino – Mane makes Liverpool pay a heavy price, failing on all fronts this season. Liverpool needs to create competition on attack, and Jurgen Klopp appreciates Watkins’ dynamism. The 25-year-old English striker scored 12 goals in the Premier League this season. He stands out with a very wide range of movements. Liverpool decided to sell off Takumi Minamino (loaned to Southampton), Xherdan Shaqiri and Divock Origi to make room for Watkins.

The answer is correct, but not enough. In the Alfredo Di Stefano Classic match, Barca played the first half very badly, before going up in the second half of the match but could not restore the situation. In addition to arbitration, this failure also stems from both human and tactical problems. And they arose from a minimal win over Valladolid in the previous round, when they had just returned from the break to make room for a series of national teams.

Although “FIFA virus” did not take away coach Koeman’s important card, it exhausted the pillars in his hand. Therefore, Barca cannot maintain a high-pressing pressing style to force the opponent to make a mistake. Before Valladolid was like that, and it was even more evident in the match of El Clasico, when Real Madrid easily escaped the siege of the Catalunya team. In the opposite direction, Gerard Pique’s failure to recover made it difficult for them to get the ball from below. Because both midfielder Clement Lenglet and Ronald Araujo are not good at escape pressing situations.

There are many problems waiting for Ronald Koeman to solve at Barca.

A 2-week break to make room for national teams also helps opponents find a solution to overcome the 3-5-2 scheme that once helped Barca revive in La Liga. By dragging the defense low, Real Madrid did not give Ousmane Dembele space to promote speed and penetrating ability. In addition to the isolated Lionel Messi, the spikes on the flanks Jordi Alba and Sergino Dest have no addresses to pass the ball. That is why the attackers of the Catalunya team played quite a deadlock in the match against Valldolid and the first half of the El Clasico match.

The habit of distraction at the beginning of the match is also one of Barca’s death points. 5 goals out of their 26 La Liga goals this season came in the first 15 minutes (19 percent). In the Classic match, Real Madrid took only 13 minutes to open the scoring with a goal from Karim Benzema. And worse still, when being led, the Catalunya rarely go upstream to win. This season, Barca has only won 5 matches in 17 times for their opponents to open the score in all competitions. Those were the reverse wins against Vallecano, Granada in the King’s Cup, and against Sociedad, Betis and … Bilbao in La Liga.

The cause of that situation is because Barca in fact does not have many factors that can cause a mutation on the bench. Of course, this is not the problem of coach Koeman but the responsibility of the new CEO Mateu Alemany. But to change that, the Catalans need to wait for the summer transfer window. As for the final match tomorrow night with Bilbao, they will still have to aim for victory with what they have.

Waiting for Koeman’s charm

For the encounter with Bilbao, Barca are hoping for the fate of Ronald Koeman’s Cup of the King, who has twice reached the final of the tournament and won both. The first time was in the 1989/90 season, when he was a member of the Dream Team of the Catalunya team that defeated Real Madrid 2-0 in the final. The second time was the 2007/08 season, when he was crowned coach of Valencia, after a 3-1 win over Getafe in the final.

9.Tomorrow night’s match at La Cartuja will be the 9th, Barca and Bilbao meet in the final of the Spanish King’s Cup. After 8 previous finals, Barca won 5 and lost 3.