What are the technical characteristics of Hungarian legendary superstar kubala?

Kubala: A great legendary shooter.

Date of birth: 1927 June 10.

Avoid date: May 2002 17.

Place of birth: Budapest, Hungary

Played for teams: Barcelona, AC Milan, etc.

Player career

1945-46 ferenc, Varos, Budapest, fighting in Budapest.

1947 SK Bratislava Klan Bratislava

1948-49 Budapest Bassas Budapest

1949-50 Pro-China

1950-5 1 year AC Milan

195 1-6 1 FC Barcelona scored 256 goals in 329 games.

1946- 1947 played for the former Czechoslovakia team and scored 4 goals in 6 games.

1948 made three appearances for Hungary.

1953- 196 1 year played 19 games for Spain and scored 1 1 goals.

honour

1954 world cup runner-up

1952 Olympic champion

Coaching career

1969-80 Spanish national team

Barcelona 1980-82

Murcia

Saudi Olympic team

Football life

1927 10 in June, kubala was born into a Slovak and Polish family in Budapest, the Hungarian capital. Among kubala's childhood friends, two are worth mentioning: one is Kocsis and the other is Puskas. Both of them later became famous stadium killers. The three of them played football together since childhood, and they were both good friends and opponents. We were good friends when we were studying technology, but when we played football, we showed our abilities and refused to give in to each other. Until they grew up, the three of them still maintained this relationship.

He started his football career in Ganz. He signed ferenc Varos on 1945- 1946. A year later, because of his father's death, he left Hungary with his mother and went to Bratislava, Czechoslovakia, where he joined the City Club, coached by his stepfather and Barcelona coach Fernando Daucik.

1946, kubala put on the national team jersey for the first time, representing Hungary against Austria. In the game, kubala showed great courage and went all out with his teammates to beat his opponent 5-0. Two years later, kubala moved to Czechoslovakia Bratislava. Team coach Tauzick praised kubala's skill and personality. Later, he introduced his sister to kubala as his wife, hoping that he could settle down and work for the Czech Republic.

When she first got married, kubala was really a little unhappy. He even made the Czechoslovakia national team and participated in the 1 1 competition. But in a foreign land, nostalgia is inevitable. Soon, his love for his hometown forced him to return to Hungary with his wife. According to the regulations, kubala should join the army. He didn't want to be a soldier and had to flee Hungary. Although he crossed Austria safely and entered Italy, FIFA announced that he was forbidden to participate in any international competitions in the future because he left his original club without saying goodbye.

1947 He returned to his hometown and joined the Vasas Budapest team. Hungary was very difficult after World War II, so he went to a refugee camp in Rome. He spent a lot of money to sign a contract with ProPatria in Turin and played many friendly matches in 1948- 1949.

Unfortunately, at the instigation of the Hungarian Football Association, FIFA extended his time to participate in official competitions, so he formed a team with exiled players from many Eastern European countries and toured in Western European countries.

After Saarija's trip, Barcelona's technical director Joseph Samitier was so impressed with kubala's technology that he decided to bring him back at all costs. On June 15, he achieved his goal and kubala came to Barcelona. Before that, he had rejected the temptation of Real Madrid.

His arrival has brought a series of victories to Barcelona and opened a new era. Kubala's power is unimaginable. He has gorgeous skills, excellent free kicks and penalties, and a strong ability to read the game. He is a natural leader and has made Barcelona's famous "five crowns". 195 1-53 years, he won everything. If it weren't for injuries, especially tuberculosis in 1952, he would have brought more to the club.

Kubala waited patiently for FIFA's pardon in Italy. In order to retain and cultivate talents, Tauzik and kubala gathered football talents who fled from Hungary and other Eastern European countries with great enthusiasm and organized a "Hungary" team. Although this is a team composed of some stragglers, Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon, with good strength, is very famous in Italy. The Spanish national team played a warm-up match with Brazil before going to Brazil to compete for the 1950 World Cup.

Real Madrid took a fancy to kubala, and after FIFA lifted the ban, kubala negotiated the conditions for joining the team. One of his conditions is to ask his brother-in-law Tauzik to be the head coach of the team. Real Madrid refused, and kubala rightfully refused to sign the contract. Just then, the Barcelona team came in and they agreed to kubala's offer. After many efforts, Barcelona Club also helped kubala solve the nationality problem and became a Spanish citizen. FIFA also agreed to let kubala join Barcelona.

195 1, the Spanish debut in kubala. Under the leadership of kubala, Barcelona reached the final. On May 27th, they played against Real Madrid in the final. As a result, Barcelona led by kubala won the championship 3-0. This is just the beginning of Barcelona's glory. The next year, they won the league and the cup, and also won the Latin Cup. Kubala played 36 games and scored 48 goals, making him an unbeaten hero of Barcelona. As long as he plays, the fans will keep calling his name and cheering for him.

1953 Barcelona failed to bring D 'Stefano, and the fans lost the opportunity to appreciate the two best players in the world playing side by side. After a difficult period of 53-58 years, under the leadership of coach Herrera, kubala found his best form. Before 196 1 retired, he participated in 329 games, scored 256 goals for the club and won four league titles (5 1-52, 52-53, 58-59, 59-60) and a Copal Latina (655-60). Five Spanish cups (50-5 1 year, 5 1-52, 52-53, 56-57, 58-59) and two Eva Duarte cups (52 years, 53 years). It also represented four different countries (Slovakia, Hungary, Czechoslovakia and Spain) 19 times and won international honors.

In the Champions League final of 196 1, his performance was not very satisfactory, so he was criticized by all sides and he also had the idea of retiring. After retiring, he worked as a technical consultant in Barcelona and later as the head coach of Barcelona. However, in the following two seasons, his performance was not satisfactory. The fourth and sixth times were the worst in recent 20 years, so they were dismissed at 1963. 1963- 1964 He and D 'Stefano are both players and managers of the Spanish team. Since then, he has been a coach for a long time in elche, Murcia, Có rdoba, Zurich, Toronto City and Toronto Falcons, and twice as a coach of elite European teams. 1969- 1980 as the head coach of the Spanish national team. After leaving office, he served as technical director of Barcelona again, and was dismissed in June 1 1. After finishing the lawsuit in Saudi Arabia, he returned to Spain, 1987-88 entered Malaga, and then left to serve as the president of Barcelona's former players' league. 1993, he received a spiritual reward as a response to his 196 1 helping Barcelona beat Reims Stadium 4-2 in Camp Nou, when Stefano and Puskas were invited as guests.

Before his death, he was the honorary chairman of the Barcelona Club Old Players' Union.

In preparation for the 1978 World Cup, kubala was invited to coach the Spanish national team, and he led the Spanish team to the final. 1992 thanks to Samaranch's help and the efforts of the Spanish, as the host of the Olympic Games, the Spanish Olympic team won the championship in one fell swoop under the leadership of kubala, which was also the first world champion Spain won.

Kubala is the pride of Barcelona. On April 24th, 1993, a grand celebration was held for kubala in Barcelona Olympic Stadium. Samaranch personally presided over this grand ceremony, and celebrities from Spain, Hungary, the Czech Republic and Slovakia were invited to participate. Kubala was very excited.

Kubala's name was engraved on the champion board of the Olympic Village, leaving his footprints. He is the third football player to win this honor after Stifano and Pele.

Samaranch worships kubala very much, saying that he "is a model both professionally and professionally, and his greatness knows no boundaries".

Soul of Barcelona

"The land ends here and the ocean begins in Sri Lanka." This immortal poem, carved on the Catholic monument in Cape Roca, Portugal, not only points out the geographical coordinates of the westernmost point of a European continent, but also explains the Iberian Peninsula's deep affection for the sea. More than 500 years ago, Columbus set out from here, crossed the whole ocean and finally discovered the new continent.

Being close to the ocean gives Iberians a desire to look far away and a broad and inclusive mind like the ocean. Barcelona, lying in the embrace of the Mediterranean, like many coastal cities on this peninsula, embraced and accepted one stranger after another with an open mind.

As if to echo that the founder of the club was not Catalan or even Spanish, the star who wrote Barcelona's first historical peak was also a foreigner named kubala.

In the course of 75 years' life, this wandering Hungarian former star can be described as "wandering around the world". But he left the best football years to Barcelona, which was the most tolerant to him, without reservation. And this club has strengthened the belief of "tolerance".

Therefore, many years later, the Catalan nation with a slightly closed culture will regard cruyff as a monument and Ronaldinho as an idol. It sounds like an unreasonable paradox, but everyone who can read kubala and Barcelona can understand the mystery behind it.

Kubala was born in Budapest, but he spent most of his life in Czechoslovakia, Austria, Italy, Spain, Saudi Arabia, Paraguay and other countries. Born in June 1927, the striker has played for nine clubs in Czechoslovakia, Hungary and Spain during his 23-year career! But what is even more surprising is that despite traveling to so many countries and being exposed to so many different cultures, kubala can live quite comfortably everywhere. In his own words, "I seem to be born for vagrancy. Every time I go to a brand-new place, I can quickly adapt to everything there."

Even today, Hungarians are used to using family factors to explain kubala's "inclusive factors". Because he lives in a family with the theme of "tolerance". My father is a bricklayer, a Polish-Slovak hybrid, and my mother who works in a factory is a Hungarian-Slovak hybrid. Hungarian-born kubala married a Slovak wife. Later, he simply joined Spanish nationality and coached the Spanish national team captain 13 years, becoming the longest national team coach in the history of the country.

During the 10 years in Barcelona (195 1 to 196 1), kubala made 329 appearances for the team and scored 256 goals. Help the team win four league titles and five cup titles. Up to now, the movie Superstar Pursuing Peace, which reflects kubala's choice to play in Barcelona, is still lying quietly on the shelves of audio-visual products in major Spanish stores.

During the dictatorship of General Franco, kubala's separation from the motherland was interpreted as "longing for the western camp". It is said that Franco's aides deliberately want to set up such an image to counter the red in the Cold War. But in Catalans' eyes, kubala's arrival has nothing to do with politics. He just likes the city and the club and is tolerant. In kubala's own view, the decision to bid farewell to the motherland has nothing to do with politics. "Because in Barcelona, I can play better and live very comfortably."

So, after wandering half the world, kubala did not return to Hungary, but chose to retire in Barcelona and died here.

An inclusive kubala traveled all over Qian Shan, and an equally inclusive Barcelona made a legendary kubala. Not every prodigal son can be a hero, not Anelka and not Vieri. But kubala did it. Because a person who can tolerate a variety of cultures and lifestyles calmly needs an equally inclusive environment to succeed. So in this sense, kubala and Barcelona are integrated in an inclusive spirit, and they represent each other.

Break the kubala era

The newly promoted Cadiz has just become the best opponent to help Barcelona fulfill this wish. In history, the two sides played against each other 1 1 times, and Barcelona lost 8 goals with 7 wins, 2 draws and 20 goals, occupying an absolute advantage. Barcelona came to carranza Stadium with only one goal in mind: to break the record.

The temperature in Andalusia is not low. Due to Ronin's absence due to sinusitis, Barcelona entered a state of slow fever. Esparagott, coach of Cadiz, who threatened to brake the historical wheel of Barcelona, commanded the home team to press man-to-man and steal wildly from the beginning, which made Barcelona difficult to adapt for a while, and the fierce fight of opponents curbed Barcelona's offensive. However, after all, Cadiz's technical level is not only a little worse than that of Barcelona. Its idea of being a sniper is tantamount to using its arm as a vehicle.

Barcelona began to show off, Ronaldinho was missing from the "Three Tenors" group, and the Trident Symphony Orchestra was not short of good musicians. Curry jumped quickly from the flank and received beautiful volley shots from Begiristan and Rijkaard. Marquez got the penalty and passed it to Eto 'o. The Cameroonian first took the penalty on the left side, but Puyol stepped into the penalty area ahead of time, and scored again on the right side. "Eto 'o is good at football skills." The commentator of Aspen newspaper said. Messi used a wonderful pass to help Eto 'o achieve a real "twice". Cadiz scored a face-saving goal from Milo Saljevich in injury time.

Barcelona scored 34 goals and conceded only 4 goals in this 1 1 winning streak, which convinced everyone, but the head coach didn't seem to care too much. "It is an honor to be able to tie the longest winning streak in the history of the club. As for the rest, I don't think I need to describe it. "