1. The perfect No. 7 - Zagallo (Brazil)

I don’t know if Zagallo was the earliest No. 7 winger, but he should be the first with the The image of No. 7 includes players playing on one side of the court. As the team's left winger, he and Garrincha formed the Brazilian team's devilish wings. No one has achieved what he has as a player and coach. Zagallo will always be a role model for Brazilians.

2. Blue No. 7 - Mazzola (Italy)

As a legend of the Italian Inter Milan team, Mazzola led the team to win two European championships Cup, two Intercontinental Cups and a European Cup Winners' Cup; won 4 Italian Serie A championships. As a core player of Inter Milan, he made great contributions to the creation of the great Inter Milan era. In particular, Inter Milan defeated Real Madrid's dominance of European football in one fell swoop, and Mazzola became an idol among Italians.

3. The iron-blooded No. 7 - Robson (England)

Perhaps Manchester United is destined to produce a core number 7 player, from Charlton back then to Canton later. Na, they were all kings of Manlian. As the No. 7 and captain of England and Manchester United in the 1980s, Robson is definitely a memorable figure. I still remember that the football world published an article about Robson's injury record. At that time, Robson was a hero on the court.

4. Elf’s No. 7 - Litbarski (West Germany)

Fans who like the German team will not remember the West Germany team’s No. 7 on others. . Litbarski, whether in club or national team, is the embodiment of the classic No. 7. Breakthroughs, crosses, and shots, Litbarsky demonstrated No. 7's offensive ability so perfectly.

5. The quiet No. 7 - Bebeto (Brazil)

The Brazilian team has never lacked superstars. Bebeto was known as "Little Zico". The experience of three World Cups has established his status as a strong player in football. Especially in 1994, his wonderful breakthroughs and beautiful goals secured the championship trophy for the Brazilian team, and his cradle celebration has become a classic on the court.

6. Calm No. 7 - Deschamps (France)

As the captain of the French team when they won the 1998 World Cup and the 2000 European Cup, Deschamps is the core of the French team. . As the core of offense and defense on the court, his interception and long passing skills in the midfield are amazing. Deschamps told people that No. 7 not only represents technology, but can also be the core of the team.

7. Loyal No. 7 - Raul (Spain)

What is Raul? He is a symbol of Real Madrid and a pronoun of loyalty. As the number one player for Real Madrid and Spain in the past 10 years, Raul's awareness, skills and experience have brought cheers to Madrid time and time again. Raul deserves the title of "Madrid's golden boy".

8. The handsome No. 7-Beckham (England)

Who is the most attractive No. 7 to fans in the world? Of course it is Beckham. Who is the No. 7 who can play the best cross from the right? Of course it is Beckham. With just these two points, Beckham is enough to leave his own history in the football world. Manchester United's No. 7 got a new interpretation from Beckham.

9. The painful No. 7 - Figo (Portugal)

In the eyes of many people, Figo is called the biggest traitor in football. But in the eyes of more impartial fans, Figo, a representative of Portugal's "golden generation", demonstrated his breakthrough skills to perfection. At any time, you cannot deny that Figo was the No. 7 who competed with Beckham at the beginning of the 21st century.

10. The terrifying No. 7 - Shevchenko (Ukraine)

Nuclear warhead, a name that sounds so shocking, brings terror to the opponent's defenders and goalkeepers. Bring the most happiness to the fans. Ukraine has never lacked number 7, and Shevchenko is their historical representative. Look at Shevchenko's attack power, and you know what a "fatal blow" is. I hope Shevchenko can achieve greater success at Chelsea.

Others: Italy’s Juventus double number 7 Del Piero

Spain’s Real Madrid double number 7 Raul

Liverpool 7-Kewell

Manchester United 7-C-Ronaldo

Manchester City 7-Ireland

Middlesbrough 7-Boateng

Reading 7-Ritter Er

Chelsea 7-Shevchenko

Sheffield United 7-P-Ifill

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Watford 7-D-Francis

Wigan 7-Henri Kamara

West Ham 7-Delli

Newcastle 7-Luke

Portsmouth 7-Thompson

Arsenal 7-Rosicki

Everton 7-Vandermeyde

Aston Villa 7-Hendry

Charlton 7-M-Bent

Bolton 7-Gannakopoulos

Blackburn 7-Emerton

Fulham 7-Rosenho

National Team

Germany No. 7 Schweinsteiger, Costa Rica No. 7 Bolanos, Poland No. 7 Sobolev, Ecuador No. 7 Lala, Germany No. 7 Bastian Schweinsteiger, Costa Rica No. 7 Bolanos, Poland No. 7 Sobolev, Ecuador No. 7 La La

England No. 7 Beckham, Paraguay No. 7 Salvador Cabanas, Trinidad and Tobago No. 7 Birchall, Sweden No. 7 Alexandersson

< p>Argentina No. 7 Saviola, Cote d'Ivoire No. 7 Fahey, Serbia and Montenegro No. 7 Koloman, Netherlands No. 7 Kuyt

Mexico No. 7 Senia, Iran No. 7 Chandi, Angola No. 7 Figueiredo, Portugal No. 7 Figo

Italy No. 7 Del Piero, Ghana No. 7 Iliazu, American No. 7 Lewis, Czech No. 7 Smicer

Brazil No. 7 Adriano, Croatia No. 7 Simic, Australia No. 7 Emerton, Japan No. 7 Hidetoshi Nakata

France No. 7 Malouda, Switzerland No. 7 Ricardo Cabana Sri Lanka, South Korea’s No. 7 Park Ji-sung, Togo’s No. 7 Salif

Spain’s No. 7 Raul, Ukraine’s No. 7 Shevchenko, Tunisia’s No. 7 Meriyah, Saudi Arabia’s No. 7 Amin