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Chinese name: Francesco Totti
Foreign name: Francesco Totti
Alias: Prince of Rome
Nationality: Italian
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Birthplace: Rome
Date of birth: 1976.9.27
Graduation school: Pascoli High School in Rome< /p>
Height: 180cm
Sports: Football
Sports teams: Italian national team, Roma team
Main awards: 2000/2001 Season Serie A champion, 2006 World Cup champion, 2006/2007 Serie A top scorer, 2007 European Golden Boot Award, 2010 Golden Foot Award
Blood type: A
Shirt number: 10
Position: Midfielder, forward
Football idols: Joseppe Giannini, Roberto Mancini
Personal brand: Never Without You
Francesco Totti (Francesco Totti, September 27, 1976 -), born in Rome, Italy, is an Italian football player who serves as an attacking midfielder or forward and currently plays for the Serie A Roma club. Totti has broad vision, excellent passing, excellent shooting skills, and strong body. Free kicks are his unique skills, and he is known as the "Prince of Rome". The pinnacle moment of his career was when he led the national team to win the World Cup in 2006 as the core of the national team, and won the European Golden Boot in the subsequent 2006/07 season. On September 20, 2013, Beijing time, Roma officially announced the signing of a new contract with Totti. The 37-year-old Totti will play in Roma until 2016. By then, Totti will have played in Roma for 24 seasons. At that time he will become a player comparable to Milan legend Maldini.
Chinese name: Roberto Baggio
Foreign name: Roberto Baggio
Alias: National Treasure Robby
Nationality: Italian
Ethnicity: Italian
Birthplace: Cardogono Town, Vicenza, Italy
Date of Birth: February 1967 (Dingwei Year) 18th
Sports: Football
Sports Team: Retired
Professional Characteristics: Midfielder, Forward
Main Awards: 1993 European Footballer of the Year, 1993 World Footballer of the Year
Important event: Missed penalty kick in the 1994 FIFA World Cup final
Nickname: The Melancholy Prince
Blood type: A Type
Cantonese translation: Roberto Bazio
Belief: Buddhism
Teammates: Ronaldo, Vieri
Ronaldo Roberto Baggio (Roberto Baggio, born February 18, 1967), Italian football player and world football superstar. He participated in three World Cups from 1990 to 1998 and scored 9 goals. He has played for four Italian giants: Fiorentina, Juventus, AC Milan and Inter Milan. Retired on May 17, 2004. British TV 4's Duff Taylor selected Italy's top ten World Cup goals in his mind. Baggio ranked third among them. The first was his stunning strike on his debut in the 1990 World Cup. This goal Ranked fifth among the top ten goals in World Cup history selected by FIFA. Handsome in appearance, with "eyes as blue as the Mediterranean", the "ponytail" is one of Roberto Baggio's trademarks. With his magical feet and outstanding vision, he created countless great moments in his career. But the most regrettable moment in the history of Italian football is also closely related to him. In the 1994 World Cup final between Italy and Brazil, he missed a penalty kick at the last minute, leaving a sad back and leaving a permanent regret for the Azzurri. , thus being given the nickname "The Melancholy Prince". There are nicknames such as "National Treasure Robbie", "Melancholic Prince", "Magic Ponytail" and so on. In 1993, he was selected as the European and World Player of the Year, and in 2003, he won the World Golden Football Award. He was the player with the highest transfer fee in the world (8 million pounds) in 1990, and was the first Italian to be voted World Footballer by FIFA. The British football magazine "World Football" ranked Italy first among the "100 Greatest Football Players of the 20th Century" in 1999 (16th overall in the world), FIFA100 (March 4, 2004, to commemorate One of the members of the list of the 125 greatest living players in history announced at the commemoration event in London for the 100th anniversary of the founding of FIFA, and ranked first among the "20 Greatest Players in Italian History" selected by "BleacherReport" in 2013.