Second place: The number of the right-back, typically like Brazilian star Cafu, wears the legendary No.2 jersey in both the club and the national team.
Third place: the number of left-back, but Europe and South America are slightly different. In Europe, the number three of many teams is often left-back, the most famous of which is Italian evergreen Marco Maldini, including Chelsea's ashley cole and so on.
No.4: 5 forwards, 5 defenders, the center back to the right, and the midfielder or center in the 442 era.
No.5: 5 strikers, 5 defenders, and 4-4-2 defenders. No.6 is partnered by a central defender. Number 5 stands for elegance and is usually worn by experienced defenders, such as Ferdinand, Puyol of Spain and Essien of Ghana Buffalo.
No.6: 5 strikers and 5 defenders, the central defender in the era of left, the central defender in the era of 442 was the No.5 partner, and some midfielders wore No.6.
No.7: Right-wing/right-wing numbers sometimes appear on strikers. This number really became popular after Raul and Beckham, which can be said to be synonymous with the prince.
No.8: 5 striker, 5 right-wing striker in the era of guard, front waist or middle avant-garde in the era of 442, midfield partner with No.4, a classic offensive midfielder. Exceptionally, there are some numbers with number 8 as the forward. To be sure, a player without two brushes can't wear a size 8.
No.9: The number of the striker is printed in the middle of the road, representing the striker killer. There are too many classic players on the 9th, including the world's first strikers Marco Van Basten, batistuta, alien Cristiano Ronaldo, offside dancer Inzaghi, and Spanish "Golden Boy" Torres ... It can be said that the 9th represents an unparalleled warrior who can win the general's head in a million-strong army.
10: 5 strikers, 5 left-inside strikers in the guard era, and strikers in the 442 era. Since the 1980s, some famous front waistlines have become smaller. 10 is the number one core figure in the team. The status symbol is either the midfield engine or the main striker. Anyway, they are the core of offensive power and even have the privilege of not participating in defense.
No.65438 +0 1: The number of left avant-garde/left wing sometimes appears on strikers. The player 1 1 exists as a strategy, usually playing on the left, being a winger, a left-back or a second striker. Their common feature is that they are generally fast and good at sneak attack and scoring.
For a football player, one day he can wear any number between 1- 1 1 to represent his country, which will be the pride of his son and even his grandson. These people are the main force under normal circumstances. Except Italy, in most national teams, different numbers represent different positions and tasks on the field.
The reason for this seemingly unwritten position regulation is that in the earliest international competition, a team had only 1 1 players, and then it gradually increased to 18, and then to 22 players.
From the date of 12, it was basically the world of bench bandits-this hidden rule became weaker and weaker from the date of 2 1 century. What is special about Italy is that in the past, 1-9 was assigned to the defenders, 10- 17 belonged to the midfield, 18 was the later striker, and 22 was the substitute goalkeeper (or 12), which was the case in 1998.
No. 12: The number of the first substitute player except the main number 1 1 is usually the substitute goalkeeper, but this number is changeable and anyone can wear it. There is nothing to say.
No 13: special number. Some teams don't even have it. 13 jersey. Because Jesus was betrayed by Judas, a disciple of 13, it was also regarded as an unlucky number. In La Liga, the number 13 is even stipulated as a number that only substitute goalkeepers can wear.
14: If there is the brightest number 1- 1 1 outside the jersey, then the answer must be 14, the special number of Dutch ball St. John cruyff. It is said that he chose this number to commemorate his official appearance at the age of 14.
15: represents the desired number. Many substitutes dress like this before playing the main force. Probably the most famous is Baggio. 1990, the young baggio wore this jersey, almost single-handedly, leading Italy to the semi-finals. 1994, Baggio naturally became the main force, and the jersey number naturally changed from 15 to 10, symbolizing the team's number one player.
16: the number of Geely. Many players like to choose this number, mostly in midfield. For example, roy keane, the legendary captain of Manchester United, wore this jersey to lead Manchester United to a whirlwind that was popular all over Europe. Davis, the "glasses man" of the Netherlands, also liked this number, and he usually wore it in the national team.
17: This is the number on the jersey of legendary French striker Fontaine. After he scored 13 in a World Cup, this number began to become a favorite number. Although Fontaine's performance has gone from bad to worse since then, this does not prevent more and more people from choosing it.
18: strikers and attacking midfielders often choose no. 18. The most famous is the German "golden bomber" Klinsmann. At that time, Klinsmann, as a powerful striker in the German Golden Troika, danced in the wind with long blond hair, coupled with the unique handsome appearance and flamboyant personality of the Germans, fascinated all beings.
Issue 19: At least it is worn by powerful attacking midfielders. More often, it is the choice of striker, usually a substitute. Before they become famous, they must put on this honestly.
20th: This number is very interesting. In many national teams, the 20th represents the second number 10 or the next number 10.
No.265438 +0: The exclusive number of low-key core, such as Zidane of Juventus, Pirlo of Milan, Ram of Bayern, etc.
22nd: Third substitute goalkeeper. Many national teams will wear this for their third goal. Generally speaking, the first goalkeeper will steal the limelight in the game. As the second goalkeeper and the third goalkeeper, defeating the first goalkeeper is their eternal goal, but there are exceptions. The most classic and memorable number 22 is the attacking midfielder Kaka of AC Milan.
23rd: After 2002, FIFA allowed a national team to have up to 23 players at the same time (i.e. 1 1 starters+12 substitutes), so the No.23 jersey appeared, and anyone can choose this number. Anyway, he was almost the last one to make the national team.
Extended data:
The relationship between traditional football number and position;
In the early "Five Strikes and Five Guards" (MW/WM) era, the goalkeeper 1, the right guard No.2, the left guard No.3, the third guard No.4, No.5 and No.6 from right to left, and the five forwards from right to left were No.7, No.8, No.9, 10 and/kloc-respectively.
In the era of 442 formation, the goalkeeper 1, right-back No.2 and left-back No.3 were central defenders No.5 and No.6 respectively. If they are parallel, No.4 is right and No.8 is left. If it is back and forth, the 4th will be delayed and the 8th will be advanced. Right avantgarde/right wing No.7, left avantgarde/left wing 1 1. Two midfielders, if parallel, No.9 on the right, 10 on the left, if front and back, 10 in the back and No.9 in the front.
The rest of the formations are based on this principle, with a little modification. In the 433 formation, 9 is the center, 7 is the right wing, 1 1 is the left wing, and the midfield is 4, 7 and 8. The traditional football numbering system is based on England, and the mainstream football countries are similar.
References:
Baidu encyclopedia-football number