The number one goalkeeper in Italian history, captain of Italy who won the 1982 World Cup and helped Italy win the 1968 European Cup. Zoff made 1 12 appearances for Italy, keeping the record of 1 143 minutes without conceding a goal. He is an Italian hero.

In 2000, Zoff led the Italian team to win the runner-up in the European Championship as the head coach.

Cleaner: Gaitano Tirea (1975-86)

The street sweeper who came out of the old football school can be a model of international players in an era.

Tilia has occupied the main position in Italy for ten years, and his understanding of the game is as good as what he saw the night before. Tiria is a natural leader.

1989 died in a car accident when he was inspecting players for the team in Poland.

Right-back: Claudio Gentile (1975-84)

During his stay at Juventus, Claudio Gentile played the role of central defender, but in the Italian national team he played the role of right-back.

He is a tenacious defender. For nearly ten years, he has been the main defender of Italy. He was one of the main Italian players who won the World Cup in 1982. In the match against Argentina, Gentile successfully pegged diego maradona and became famous in World War I. ..

Left-back: Faccetti (1963-77)

Like Paolo Maldini, Faccetti is also a great left-back.

Faccetti also holds the record of being captain of the national team for 70 times. He led the Italian team to win the European Cup with 1968.

Faccetti is not only a great defender, but also has a certain scoring ability.

The tall defender also has a glorious history at the club. During his stay at Inter Milan, he helped the Nerazzurri win trophies at home and abroad.

Central defender: Frank? Baresi (1982-94)

Italy will always have excellent defenders, Frank? Baresi is one of them. His superb ball control skills and accurate tackle made him one of the greatest Italian players.

However, during his service in China, he failed to help Italy win any championship. In the final of 1994 World Cup, he continued to play with serious injuries. This indomitable spirit is admirable.

Central defender: paolo maldini (1988-02)

It holds the record of 126 Italian appearances. After being eliminated by South Korea in the 2002 World Cup, Maldini announced his retirement from the national team.

Maldini is regarded as one of the best defenders in the world, but he didn't help Italy win the world series. Maldini missed 1990, 1994 World Cup and Euro 2000.

Left Avantgarde: Giancarlo Ann Togni (1974-83)

Giancarlo Ann Togni can't partner Rivera because of the emergence of excellent Italian defenders.

But as the most outstanding player in Florence, antonioni helped Italy 1982 win the World Cup. He is one of the best players in Italian history.

Center: Ghianni Rivera (1962-74) (first-half candidate)

As a representative of Milan in the 1960s, Rivera was one of the most beautiful players in Italy, and Italy 1968 won the European Cup.

Rivera made 60 appearances for Italy and scored 14 goals.

Center-half: mazzola (1964-74) (selected in the second half)

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Making a better choice between Rivera and mazzola was a headache for Italian coach valcareggi at that time.

It is difficult to send these two creative midfielders on the field at the same time, so they usually play half a game each.

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Inter star finally got more chances to play than Rivera, and mazzola started in the World Cup final against Brazil at 1970.

Mazzola made 70 Italian appearances and scored 22 goals.

Right avantgarde: Bruno Conti (1980-84)

Kong Di is the best 1 1 player with the least Italian appearances. He made 47 appearances for Italy and scored 5 goals, but he is the most unforgettable one. Kong Di 1982 helped Italy win the World Cup. His stability and creativity in midfield were important factors for Italy to win the World Cup.

Forward: roberto baggio (1988-04)

Baggio's ponytail whip is Baggio's symbol. Baggio gradually emerged in the 1990 World Cup, but in the 1994 World Cup, Baggio independently propped up Italy and helped the team reach the final. But in the end, Baggio missed the penalty in the penalty shoot-out, and Italy lost to Brazil, ranking second.

But strangely, Baggio has never represented Italy in the European Cup.

Forward: Liwa (1965-74)

Maintaining the highest scoring efficiency in Italy, scoring 35 goals in 42 games.

Although Liva is a center, he is more likely to attack on the left.

However, it is a pity that his serious thigh fracture made him end his football career early. He helped Italy win the European Cup in 1968, and was also the core player of 1970 World Cup.

Head coach: Enzo? Bearzot ( 1977-86)

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Although Victorino Pozzo led Italy to win the World Cup in 1934 and 1938 twice, Belzeaux is still the best coach in Italian history.

1982, he pushed his way through the crowd and led the way.

Ferrari won the World Cup, and began to use a relatively fixed lineup in the Italian national team in the late 1970s, so that Italy finally won the third World Cup with 1982.

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Arzo announced his retirement from the Italian national team.