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Boy Chaser Mbappe, please hold up your proud head
After perhaps the most thrilling final in World Cup history, wearing France's No10 shirt, Mbappe collected the World Cup's golden Boot, but his head hung down like a child who had made a mistake. The prodigy, 24, had just scored a hat-trick in the World Cup final, eclipsing even the crowned king, but it wasn't enough to help his team lift the trophy four years later.
Yan Guo LuanPublished about a year ago in PsycheThe inspiring story of French football! Mbappe has a lot of money 19-year-old Kamavenga has a Champions League title
Where there are people there are rivers and lakes, every player's choice is different, some love money, some love honor. For French football, there has been a wealth of talent in recent years. Mbappe's transfer soap opera has come to an end this summer, opting to earn more money rather than join Real Madrid, where he would be closer to winning the Champions League and the Ballon d 'Or. And the selection of 19-year-old French midfielder Kamavenga has become an inspirational story in football.
Yan Guo LuanPublished about a year ago in PsycheFootball hero chi | Europe import growth path - and admire
Kylian Mbappe, full name Kylian Sanmi Mbappe Lottin, was born in Bondi, Seine-Saint-Denis, France, on 20 December 1998. He is a dual French and Cameroonian citizen. French professional football player and striker, currently playing for Paris Saint-Germain football club in the French First Division.
Yan Guo LuanPublished about a year ago in PsycheInspirational! The former Manchester City boy who scored two goals against Liverpool has become one of the Premier League's most powerful post-00s players
What was it like growing from a ball boy to a team player? Just ask Manchester City's supernova Foden, the Premier League's hottest recruit who has been one of City's biggest successes this season, almost a decade after he was their ball-collecting boy.
Yan Guo LuanPublished about a year ago in PsycheEffort is as important as Talent -- Foden's Coming-of-age story
One of City's most high-profile young players at the moment, "Stockport Iniesta" Foden has shown his talent from an early age and has impressed with his efforts at the City academy. Manchester Evening News reporter Stuart Brennan spoke to Foden's academy coach about the Manchester City starlet's childhood.
Yan Guo LuanPublished about a year ago in PsycheBellingham says goodbye to World Cup: Proud of teammates' performance, our time will come
England missed out on a place in the last four of the World Cup after losing to France in the quarter-finals. Borussia Dortmund youngster Bellingham made a remarkable performance in the World Cup. After the World Cup exit, Bellingham said goodbye to the World Cup in his personal page. Bellingham writes: "Pain lasts a long time. The better team lost that night, but that's sometimes football. I am so proud of the effort, struggle and performance of my teammates throughout the World Cup. And thank you to the fans for their love and support over the last few weeks, even in the worst times. We will use this experience as a team and continue to grow for future competitions. Keep believing, and our time will come."
Yan Guo LuanPublished about a year ago in PsycheEngland's talented midfielder Bellingham story: Father of a policeman, but also amateur league Cristiano Ronaldo
Bellingham, England's brilliant midfielder at the 2022 World Cup in Qatar, the young footballer from Borussia Dortmund -- currently on the radar of Real Madrid and Paris Saint-Germain -- has emerged as one of the brightest stars in world football with a stunning midfield control inherited from his father, Is his father a football player? No, his father played as a striker for an amateur team made up of Birmingham police officers. Mark Bellingham, now 46 and retired, scored more than 700 goals in about 900 games, a bit like Cristiano Ronaldo or Lionel Messi in the English amateur league.
Yan Guo LuanPublished about a year ago in PsycheKaka Memoirs: As Messi, Ronaldo before the Ballon d 'Or winner, the last generation of young fans
At the 2007 Ballon d 'Or ceremony, Kaka joked that whether Messi or Cristiano Ronaldo wins the Ballon d 'Or in the future, people will remember me because I was the last one to win before they dominated the award. Kaka perfectly predicted the next ten years of world football. At that time, the original helpless joke from his mouth appeared so calm, natural, even with a little blessing. The media said Kaka was the last man on Earth to win the Ballon d 'Or. He was like a comet in the sky, and his short peak left fans in the imagination. This is the story of Kaka, the last chess player of Milan and the last king of Serie A.
Yan Guo LuanPublished about a year ago in PsycheInterestingly, that moment may have shaped my character and made me a better man than I was before. All the hard work to get back on the court, in my mind, was an ordeal that had to be overcome.
A sudden illness prevented Ronaldo from winning the 1998 World Cup. A serious injury in 2000 put a red light on his career. But the Brazilian redeemed himself by scoring two goals in the 2002 World Cup final.
Yan Guo LuanPublished about a year ago in PsycheThe degree of airflow! The love history of Ronaldo the alien
Ronaldo is the most popular player in the world of football. It is because of his alien performance that countless fans of the 1980s and 1990s fell in love with football.
Yan Guo LuanPublished about a year ago in PsycheCasemiro gets into the rhythm of Manchester United and becomes the backbone of the team! Change the situation of the weak midfield
Carlos Casemiro is fitting into the team. Manchester United won 3-0 against Nottingham Forest in the 17th round of the 2020/23 English Premier League (EPL) at Old Trafford in Greater Manchester, northwest England, on Sunday. Manchester United have won two in a row and Nottingham have failed to win two in a row.
Yan Guo LuanPublished about a year ago in PsycheThe story of Salah, the Premier League Golden Boot winner, to teach children how to respect cultural diversity
Families have different interests and abilities in developing global competencies, but starting with a topic that teenagers are interested in, such as football, can make a difference even within the family. Today, we're talking about Egyptian star Mohamed Salah, who plays for Liverpool in the English Premier League, and how to respect cultural diversity and take action to solve local problems in order to be globally competent.
Yan Guo LuanPublished about a year ago in Psyche