He is currently the "number one brother in Asia". In Tao Ge's previous works, netizens voted, and Sun Xingyi was elected with a high vote.

Nakata Hidetoshi

The best player in Japanese history is controversial, but in Tao Ge's previous articles, some netizens voted for it. In the end, nakata won! ! !

Cahill

Cahill is as strong as an ox, having played for Millwall, Everton and New York Red Bull. Among them, when he was in Everton, he won the championship of English Football League One.

Aridei

Asia's number one center! ! ! I played for Bayern Munich in the Bundesliga! ! !

Jabbar

Jabbar leads Saudi Arabia 16 World Cup.

sun jihai

Played 130 games in the Premier League and was elected to the Manchester City Hall of Fame! In 2002, my teammates and I brought China into the World Cup finals! ! !

Lee Wai Tong

Asian football, which was active in the 1920s and 1930s, was affectionately appraised as "the king of Asia" by fans and Hong Kong media.

Tae-Se Jong

Koreans born in Japan have made outstanding contributions to North Korea's re-entry into the World Cup! ! !

Server Djeparov

Because of his outstanding performance in the World Cup qualifiers in South Africa, Jeparov was named Asian Footballer of the Year by the AFC. 20 1 1, re-elected as the Asian Footballer of the Year.

Ruan Guanghai

In the 2065 438+08 U23 Asian Cup, Ruan Guanghai led Vietnam's National Youth all the way to the final. Although he didn't win the U23 Asian Cup for Vietnam, his direct free kick in the game almost helped the team beat the opponent.

Chanadi Thorne Klasing

Thai footballer Channady Som Klasing is a midfielder and now plays for Gonzalo Football Club in Sapporo.

Sunil Chetri

Chetri scored 65 goals in 65,438+002 appearances for the Indian team, keeping the two records of the most appearances and the most goals for the Indian team.

Omar Abdulrahman

Because of its comprehensive personal ability, some media call it "Bei Messi". 20 16 12 Omar Abdul Rahman was elected Asian footballer of the year 20 16.

Younis Mahmoud

Younis mahmoud, an Iraqi professional football player, plays for Al Sad Football Club in Qatar. In 2004, younis mahmoud led the Iraqi Olympic football team into the 2004 Athens Olympic Games and won the fourth place. In 2007, younis mahmoud helped the Iraqi national men's football team win the Asian Cup.