Please introduce Belarusian star Hleb?

Aleksandr pavlovic Hleb (Belarus: аляксандрпа? лав? чглеб, 198 1 May 1-), a Belarusian football player, is a midfielder and winger.

1 childhood

2 club

3 Private life

4 honor

As a child, Hleb grew up in Minsk. His mother was a construction worker and his father drove an oil tanker. After the Chernobyl nuclear accident, Hleb's father "voluntarily" went to Ukraine to help demolish uninhabited abandoned houses. Hleb was convinced that his father was infected by radiation. Before coming into contact with football, Hleb focused on swimming and gymnastics.

Hleb Club practiced its skills on the concrete floor of Dynamo School in Minsk. /kloc-At the age of 0/7, he signed up to join Bette, a Belarusian super league team located in the north of Minsk, and won the league championship the following year.

Stuttgart

In May 2000, Hleb and his younger brother Viacheslav joined the Bundesliga Stuttgart at a price of about10.5 million euros. Although he had only six appearances in the league in the first season, he began to establish a starting position in the next season and developed into a center in the team's midfield. In the 2002/03 season, Stuttgart won the runner-up in the Bundesliga, participated in the European Champions Cup the following year, beat Manchester United 2-/KLOC-0-0 at home in the group stage, and finally qualified in the second place, but lost to Chelsea 0-/KLOC-0-0-0 in the knockout rounds of/KLOC-0-6. After coach Magaf switched to Bayern Munich in the summer of 2004, Stuttgart only finished fifth in the following season, but Hleb ranked first in the assists list throughout the season.

Arsenal

On June 28th, 2005, Hleb joined Arsenal in the Premier League with a price of150,000 euros (local exchange rate is about103,000 pounds) and signed a contract for four years [1]. At the beginning of the first season, he played for Belarus for several months due to injury, and did not return until June 65438+February to help Arsenal reach the Champions League final. However, disjointed Arsenal only finished fourth for two consecutive seasons.

After the kick-off of the 2007-2008 football match, with Henry leaving the team, Wenger arranged Van Persie to replace Shan Arrow and put Hleb in the frontcourt to attack the midfield and make him more pleasing. However, after Emmanuel Adebayor and eduardo da silva returned from injury, Arsenal returned to the 4-4-2 formation and Hleb returned to the wing position again.

Barcelona

On July 16, 2008, Hleb went to Barcelona for a medical examination, and the transfer was confirmed later that day, with a value of 1, 1.8 million pounds and a contract of four years [2].

Return to Stuttgart

In July 2009, Barcelona official website announced that Hleb would loan Inter Milan for one season in cash and player exchange. However, Hleb rejected the party's request. In the end, Hleb was loaned to Stuttgart in the Bundesliga.

Birmingham city

On August 3rd12065438, Hleb was loaned back to the Premier League and joined Birmingham City for one season [3]. During this period, he suffered from injuries, and it was obvious that Birmingham City's style of play was not suitable for him [4]. During this period, he played 24 games, scored two goals in all competitions, and missed the 2065 438+ victory over his old club Arsenal due to injury.

Wolfsburg

Hleb was loaned again before the transfer window closed on August 3rd11,and he returned to the Bundesliga to join Wolfsburg until the end of the season. He has a cooperative relationship with team coach Magaf in Stuttgart.

[Editor] Private life His younger brother ViaCheslav Hleb is also a member of the Belarusian national team.

During Bette's honor and effectiveness,

Belarusian Premier League champion: 1998/99

When he was in Stuttgart,

German first division runner-up: 2002/03 season

While playing for Arsenal.

Runner-up in the European Champions League: 2006

League Cup runner-up: 2007

When he was in Barcelona,

Champions League: 2009

Spanish first division champion: 2009

Spanish King's Cup Champion: 2009

individual

Belarusian footballer of the year: 2002, 2004, 2005 and 2006.