He retired at the age of 28 and won three gold medals, but now his "crazy words" have caused controversy in football.

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If you choose the perfect center in football history, who will you score? There may be 1,000 candidates in the minds of 1,000 people. You can choose Ronaldo, Jed Muller, Shevchenko and other famous names, but I believe Van Basten must be the one that everyone will not refute. The famous Dutch footballer defines what he calls a "perfect center." Recently, 55-year-old Van Basten said something in an interview that caused a sensation. In an interview, he compared Messi to Ronaldo and said he appreciates Messi more. "Ronaldo is a great player, but those who say Ronaldo is stronger than Messi don't know about football. Messi is a unique player. He has unparalleled abilities and cannot be copied. He is like a drop-in to satisfy the ball The child in the jar of genius. "The Merlot controversy has been an eternal topic in world football. However, Van Basten's words made many people dissatisfied with his remarks, especially Ronaldo fans, who think that Van Basten's remarks are too extreme. Although extreme, Van Basten is qualified to evaluate any striker in world football because he is Van Basten. We can take Van Basten's words as a family word. There is no need to talk about them too much. However, for new fans who don't know Van Basten football, it is necessary to let them know how powerful this "mouthful" Dutch celebrity is. It dates back to the European Cup in 1988, when Van Basten was only 23 years old. In the Dutch final against the Soviet Union, the 23-year-old created an indelible moment in the history of the European Cup and even world football. Van Basten ran down the right wing. His teammates passed the ball diagonally. Van Basten got the news. He kept hitting the ball straight and volleyed at a near-zero angle. The ball mysteriously bypassed the goalkeeper and bounced into the far corner. Dasayev, then known as the world's first goalkeeper, was stunned. In the course of this scoring, Van Basten did it in one breath and found no mistakes. A corner goal is both chic and domineering. This classic moment is enough to load football history. Of course, this is just a shot in Van Basten's textbook as a "perfect center". For him, his technique goes beyond shooting. As a forward trained under the Ajax all-round football concept, Van Basten's ability as a center is unprecedented, and it is estimated that there will be no new players. He was able to justify everything in the center. He is not a striking striker. You can say Drogba is a power forward, Bell is a speed forward, Inzaghi is a passer The player sniffing the goal. But Van Basten is difficult to define for you, but he is a player who can perfectly combine various technologies. Each of his skills, dribbling, passing and shooting can be learned in youth football training, but his fear is that he practiced these skills, like fire and pure youth, and very reasonable ball control. You will be surprised by every goal he makes, and even more surprising why every move is so standard. Tall and slender, the shooting methods are delicate and comprehensive, and the methods are rich and detailed. In addition, his speed and body may be underestimated. Because of his slender figure, his running looks elegant and flexible, making his body irresistible. In fact, in Van Basten's time, physical confrontation was much more exaggerated than it is now. This also led to too many injuries in Basten's career. When he was 28, he won three Golden Globes, but he retired early because of an ankle injury. In a match against Marseille in 1993, he was pushed from behind by opponents. He has been unable to recover for more than two years. He didn't play. After 30 years of age, he officially retired, which is regrettable. His retirement also caused FIFA to start thinking about the seriousness of the fouls. From the perspective of protecting offensive players, FIFA has re-enacted the rules of football and classified "behind tackles" as a serious foul. It was his retirement that made FIFA perfect its rules. Since then, the football field has become cleaner, with fewer and fewer moves like putting black feet behind. Retirement also makes FIFA start to think about the seriousness of fouls. From the perspective of protecting offensive players, FIFA has re-enacted the rules of football and classified "behind tackles" as a serious foul. It was his retirement that made FIFA perfect its rules. Since then, the football field has become cleaner, with fewer and fewer moves like putting black feet behind. Retirement also makes FIFA start to think about the seriousness of fouls. From the perspective of protecting offensive players, FIFA has re-enacted the rules of football and classified "behind tackles" as a serious foul. It was his retirement that made FIFA perfect its rules. Since then, the football field has become cleaner, with fewer and fewer moves like putting black feet behind.

Andrei Shevchenko, a former Dutch Three Musketeer and a veteran in Milan, once said, "Even if I see Van Basten now, I will still be very excited. He is an idol in my life and on the field Real legend. I will never forget his impressive goal against the Soviet Union in the 1988 European Cup finals, and AC Milan in the second European Cup finals. "If one day your child asks you Who is the perfect center in the history of football, don't forget to tell him the story of Van Basten. Because Van Basten = the perfect center. (Click image to read)