So, let's remember the players who have contributed to Milan:
Giuseppe Ricci
Like all Milan fans, I don't know much about the Italian League title that AC Milan won in the early 20th century. Here is a picture of Ricky, who was a striker of Milan in that era. At that time, it can be said that Milan was a glorious period at first. During this period, Milan won the Italian League three times.
Ricky was Milan's main striker when Milan won the Italian League three times, and he was Milan's main scorer for a long time. 19 12 years, he played well in the game between AC Milan and Juventus, scoring two goals (but in that game, only 10 people played in Juventus most of the time), and finally Milan beat Juventus 8-/kloc-0. In addition, Milan's Van Holt scored five goals (but I can't find his picture). 1929 that's all I know about what happened before the professionalization of the Italian league.
Aldo Boffin
After entering the 1930s, AC Milan fell into a long low tide. During that time, Milan had not tasted the championship for more than 40 years. At that time, the league title was monopolized by Juventus, Inter Milan and Bologna, but at that time Milan still had a star they were proud of, and that was Bofi.
Boffin was a famous striker in Milan in the 1930s. In the 1938- 1939 and 1939- 1940 seasons, Bofei won the league's top scorer twice in a row, and in the 194 1- 1942 season.
Swedish three musketeers
In the 1950s, Milan welcomed three Swedish players. With the help of these three Swedish players, Milan finally regained the long-awaited league championship trophy after 43 years, and these three players are the famous "Swedish Three Musketeers".
Gunnar Gren
Glen 1949 joined Milan and played for four seasons. He is a great midfielder. He can provide a lot of accurate passes for strikers at will. As a "professor" in the mouth of fans, Glen showed his gorgeous skills and tenacious desire to win. He is one of the Serie A champions and Latin Cup champions of Milan 1950 to 195 1.
Nils Liedholm
After representing Sweden in the 1948 London Olympic Games, he came to Milan. By then, he had become a leader on the court. He can not only provide accurate passing for teammates, but also destroy the city and pull out the village for the team. As a real superstar in Milan's history, he won four league titles as a player and won the 10 league title in Milan's history in 1979 as a coach. 1983 coached Rome and won the league championship.
Gunnar nordhal.
Nodal played for Milan from 1949 to 1956. 1948 The top scorer in the Olympic Games, together with Lidhold and Glen, formed the Swedish Iron Triangle, which injected endless vitality into Milan. He is a goal machine, ranking first in Serie A's top scorer list for five consecutive seasons. Many people think that Nordhal is Milan's best striker, and almost nothing can stop him from moving forward. Nordhal won two league titles and a Latin Cup in Milan. Then he played for Rome for two seasons. He is really an excellent player.
Ricardo Cara Pelaes
In the 1940s, the Italian national team was dominated by Turin. At that time, almost all the players in Turin had an absolute main position in the Italian national team. However, there is one player who can occupy a place in the Italian national team ruled by Turin, and he is Carla Pérez.
As the main striker of Milan and Italy in the 1940s and 1950s, Carla Pérez made a lot of contributions to the team. At the same time, I also participated in the World Cup in Brazil on 1950 and the World Cup in Switzerland on 1954. 1950 World Cup, he scored a goal. He also scored a goal in Italy's victory over Belgium in the 1954 World Cup. But his best game was 1949 Italy's warm-up matches in Madrid and Spain. He is also one of Milan's outstanding strikers.
Ettore Priselli.
He is also a striker who has played in Milan for many years. From 1945- 1948, he has been the main scorer of Milan. At the same time, as a member of the national team, he also participated in Brazil 1950 World Cup and Switzerland 1954 World Cup. However, in those two World Cups, Italy was eliminated at the beginning of the group stage.
Although he was not very successful as a player, after he retired, he became the coach of Milan Club, which contributed to Milan winning the league championship in 1954- 1955 season.
Lorenzo Buffon
Now the uncle of Italian national team goalkeeper Buffon is an elegant and educated player. He is difficult to get along with, a little gloomy and sometimes cheerful. He is so excellent that he can show a wonderful performance even on an ordinary day. Buffon's high standard has won many honors for Milan, including four Serie A titles and two Latin Cup titles. Buffon, as a member of the national team, participated in the 1962 World Cup in Chile as the chief goalkeeper of the Italian national team.
Cesare maldini (cesare maldini)
Maldini came to Milan from 1954 to 1955. He is a classic and elegant defender, and also the best interpreter of defensive art and leadership art. He established the concept of free man for modern football and put his own brand on it. Paolo Maldini I succeeded liedholm as Milan captain and led the team 1963 to win the European Cup against Benfica. He also led the team to win four league titles and one Latin Cup.
Participated in the 1962 World Cup as the most national team member. As a coach, he led Italy's 2 1 national team to win the European Championship three times in a row. He has also coached Italy and Paraguay. When acting as Milan coach, he led the team to a 6-0 victory over Inter Milan.
Juan Alberto Schiaffino
A legendary shooter in the history of Uruguay and one of the legendary shooters in AC Milan. He played for Montevideo in the Uruguay League and won many Uruguay League titles for the team.
At the same time, he is also an idol worshipped by Pele, the king of the ball, and an indelible pain for all Brazilians. As the first left wing of the World Cup at that time, he shot through Brazil's door in front of 200,000 Brazilian fans in Maracana, and also extinguished Brazil's dream of winning the World Cup for the first time. Maracana, with a population of 0.2 million/200 thousand, kept silent about his goal. 1954 World Cup semi-final against Hungary, he would have quit if he hadn't been injured in overtime. It is Uruguay, not the Federal Republic of Germany, that may break the myth of Hungary's unbeaten.
Stefano came to Milan after the 1954 World Cup and won the league title for Milan in his first season. Then the next year, under his excellent performance, AC Milan reached the final of the European Champions Cup for the first time. The final also scored 1, but AC Milan lost to Real Madrid 2-3 in overtime. Stefano became a member of the Italian national team on 1957. Without him, Uruguay was weakened immediately, and finally 1958 failed to pass the World Cup qualifiers. 1960, he left Milan and moved to Rome, where he finally ended his football career.
Carlo Galli
Milan's famous "golden head" and excellent striker. He moved from Rome to AC Milan in 1956. In the 1957- 1958 European Champions Cup, his two goals eliminated the Bundesliga champion Dortmund. During his five years in Milan, he won 1 league titles for this club.
Similarly, he also participated in the World Cup in Switzerland 1954.
Jose ALTAFINI (Altafini)
Altafini was once a famous striker of the Brazilian league team Palmeiras. At the age of 22, he became an excellent striker and participated in 1958 World Cup in Sweden. In the first match of that World Cup, Altafini scored twice to help Brazil beat Austria 3-0. However, his position was later taken by Bailey.
Later, after the World Cup, Altafini came to AC Milan, where he won the league championship in his first season. Later, he became a member of the Italian national team. In his first game for Italy, he scored twice to help Italy beat France 2-/kloc-0, and later participated in the 1962 World Cup. Altafini scored twice in the final of 1962- 1963, helping AC Milan beat Benfica and win Milan, which was the first time for an Italian team. Later, he left Milan and went to Naples in the south.
197 1 year, 33-year-old Altafini came to Juventus, but he was still in his prime. One played for Juventus until 1976 and won two consecutive championships for the team: 197 1- 1973.
Giovanni trapattoni.
Although, trapattoni is not as brilliant as when he was a player. However, he is also an excellent defender in AC Milan. His famous campaign was to successfully defend Pele in the Toyota Cup against Santos. He is also the hero of AC Milan's winning 1963 and 1969 Champions League titles. He also scored a goal in the Intercontinental Cup. His only goal for the national team was 1963 in a friendly match between Italy and Austria.
Later, trapattoni coached in AC Milan, but it was not successful. His real success was his coaching career at Juventus. In the coaching of Juventus Club, trapattoni won almost all the trophies, such as league championship, cup championship, Champions Cup, UEFA Cup and Winner's Cup. 1986 left juventus and won the league title of 1988- 1989 when he coached inter Milan. He also coached in Cagliari, Florence and Bayern Munich, Germany. Now he is the coach of the Italian national team.
Courtis (fabio cudicini)
One of the outstanding goalkeepers in AC Milan's history, an Italian goalkeeper who has achieved great success in Brescia, Rome and Udinese, came to Milan at Rocco's request. 1969 Champions Cup, AC Milan met defending champion Manchester United in the semi-final, and the lovely "mouse" broke through Manchester United twice at home and returned to Old Trafford. Manchester United relied on home court advantage to capture Milan crazily, but Kutics's excellent performance made it possible. In this way, "Black Spider" became his nickname and the title of all excellent goalkeepers.
Hamlin (Kurt Hamrin)
As for this player from Sweden, I don't know whether to put him on the celebrity list of Milan or "Viola" Florence. That is, after the Swedish Three Musketeers, a Swedish player came to Milan. This is hamlin. Although his real success was in Florence, in the final of the European Cup Winners Cup in 1967- 1968, his two goals defeated the Hamburg team led by the German football flag at that time. Won the first European Cup Winners' Cup trophy for Milan.
Karl-Heinz Schnellinger
Schneilinger was a representative of early German players who sought gold in foreign leagues. As early as 1958 World Cup in Sweden, he and Schiller, the famous striker in Germany at that time, were called the two best newcomers in Germany at that time. 1962 After the World Cup, Shi nagel came to Mantova and became the main defender of that team. A year later, he left Mantova for Rome. And transferred to AC Milan on 1965.
Schneilinger was one of the best defenders in Germany at that time, and his position was to lag behind the central defender because of his existence. Beckenbauer, a "free man" who played in Bayern Munich at that time, had to play in the middle of the German national team. Schneilinger's only goal in the German national team was in the semi-final of the 1970 World Cup between the Federal Republic of Germany and Italy.
Amarillo (Amarillo)
After Brazilian center Altafini succeeded in Milan, AC Milan welcomed another Brazilian striker Amarillo. He was once unknown in the Brazilian national team, but he became famous in the 1962 World Cup. At that time, Bailey became the main force because of injury. In the group match between Brazil and Spain, Amarillo scored 2 goals to help Brazil win 2-/Kloc-0. Later, in the final against the Czech Republic, Amarillo helped Brazil win the championship with a score of 1.
Amarillo came to Milan after the 1962 World Cup and scored two goals in the Intercontinental Cup between AC Milan and Santos in the 1963 Brazilian league. But his two years in Milan were not successful. 1967 moved to Florence, where he won the league title of 1968- 1969 for Florence.
Gianni Rivera
Rivera is one of the famous stars in Milan history. Throughout the 1960s and 1970s, he was an iconic figure in Milan. Rivera has been an icon of AC Milan for a long time since Paolo Maldini left. His competition with mazzola is not only the Milan derby, but also the main position of the national team.
As early as 19 years old, Rivera was selected by the then Italian coach Ferrari to participate in the 1962 World Cup in Chile, when he was a substitute for Juventus' Silvoli. 1963 in the final of the European Cup, both your goals were helped by Rivera. 1969 In the Champions League final, Rivera's organization made Pilates perform a "hat trick" in that final.
In the national team, Rivera and Inter Milan's mazzola are rivals. 1970 World Cup, usually mazzola plays the first half and Rivera plays the second half. But in that World Cup, Rivera was definitely better than mazzola. 14 final against Mexico, Rivera found the feeling of scoring with his support after replacing mazzola in the second half. In the semi-final, it was Rivera's key goal that eliminated the Federal Republic of Germany.
1978- 1979 season, Rivera won the league title of 10 season for AC Milan.
Rosado (Roberto rosado)
Milan's main central defender in the 1960s was also the defensive core of AC Milan's defense line in that era. Rosado is not only the defensive core of AC Milan, but also the main central defender of the Italian national team. In the European Cup in 1968, the "chain defense line" composed of Faccetti, Sarah and Burdzic became the main hero for the Italian team to win that European Cup. As the main defender of the Italian team, he also participated in the 1970 World Cup in Mexico.
Prati
The lovely mouse in AC Milan team, Prati's scoring ability is quite strong. During that time, he has been a sharp weapon for AC Milan to score. 1966- 1967 season, Pilates was the league's top scorer this season. Because of his strong scoring ability, people nicknamed Pilate "the plague". 1969 Pilates shines in the final of the European Champions League. In that final, with the support of Rivera, Pilates scored a hat trick to help AC Milan beat Ajax 4-/Kloc-0.
However, in the national team, Pilate's opponent is Liva, who is stronger than him. This excellent striker has made Platti a substitute for Liva for a long time in the Italian national team.
Enrico Albertosi
Zoff was once a legend in the history of Italian football. At the age of 40, he won the third World Cup in the history of the Italian national team. However, when Zoff was young, he could only be a substitute for another goalkeeper, and this goalkeeper was Alberto West.
Alberto Rossi became famous in Florence. During several seasons in Florence, Alberto Rossi became a member of the Italian national team. After the' 68 European Cup, Alberto moved to Cagliari, and together with Domenghini and Liva, he won the league title of 1969- 1970 for this Sardinian team. And participated in the 1970 World Cup as the No.1 goalkeeper. From 1974, Alberto Rossi became the goalkeeper of AC Milan until 1979.
Benetti (Romeo)
As a midfielder who participated in four derbies, benetti became famous in Sampdoria. Although his technique is not the best, he has indomitable spirit. Because of this, many coaches like this midfielder very much. 1970, the midfield came to Milan. As one of Milan's players, he played for this club for six years. During this period, he participated in the Federal Republic of Germany 1974 World Cup.
1976 left AC Milan and went to Juventus. And become a member of Juventus. He played for Juventus for three seasons. In the 1978 World Cup qualifier, his goal ensured that Italy qualified ahead of schedule. 1978 World Cup, he scored 1 in the match between Italy and Hungary. Moreover, he was the number of the Italian team in that World Cup 10. Of course, the Italian midfielder was antonioni. Later, he left Juventus and ended his career in Rome. But he participated in Genoa Derby, Turin Derby, Milan Derby and Rome Derby.
Aldo Maldera
An outstanding left-back in the history of AC Milan, with strong assists, once broke the scoring record of Italian league defenders in one season. However, it was broken by Argentine defender Passareira of Florence the following year. When Rivera left AC Milan and baresi became the flag of Milan, he was the temporary captain of AC Milan during that time. With Milan winning the first 10 league title, of course, the second division also has time.
Madella's experience in the national team is not so good. He only participated in the 1978 World Cup in Argentina, but in that World Cup, Mardera was only a substitute for Juventus left-back cabrini at that time and never played a game.
Fulvio Collovati.
Collovati, the "free centre-back", was the only one of the four Italian national team defenders who was not Juventus in 1980s. His position can be central defender or right back. His graceful movements were called "tie and play football" by others at that time. At the same time, he was also the main central defender of Milan in that era. Collovati also played for Atletico Madrid during Milan's demotion.
In the Italian national team, Collovati is also the main central defender. He participated in 1980 European Cup in Italy and 1982 World Cup in Spain as the main force, which made great contributions to Italy's third World Cup in 1982. Later, Collovati went to Inter Milan to play for a while. Retire there.
Giovanni Galli
Gary, a mature teenager, used to be the main goalkeeper of Florence. Although Florence was overtaken by Juventus in the last round of the 198 1- 1982 season, Gary, who performed well in Florence at that time, became a member of the Italian national team. Of course, in Spain 1982 World Cup, Gary was only the substitute and third goalkeeper of Juventus goalkeeper Zoff and Inter goalkeeper Boden. After Zoff left the national team, Gary became the number one figure. But his time as a national team goalkeeper is not long.
After 1986, Gary came to AC Milan and became the goalkeeper of that team. 1987- 1988 season, AC Milan won the league championship of 1 1 time, and he contributed a lot. Gary was Milan's chief goalkeeper when Milan won the European Champions Cup twice in 1988- 1989 and1990 seasons.
Baresi (Franco Baresi)
For all Milan fans, baresi was the real flag and leader of AC Milan in 1990s. He is called another outstanding "scavenger" after beckenbauer. As early as 1978- 1979, when AC Milan won the league championship for the first time 10, baresi was a rising star in the AC Milan team at that time. Sadly, however, AC Milan was demoted because of match-fixing. Baresi was a loyal representative of Milan at that time, and he was willing to play Serie B for Milan.
Baresi was the best defender of that era, and his steadiness and decisiveness were the best among the defenders of that era. Although still in Serie B, Belzeaux took young baresi to Spain to participate in the World Cup there. This is the first time in the history of Italian football that Serie B players are allowed to join the national team, which shows that the "pipe coach" affirmed baresi's strength. Although he was a substitute for Silvia of Juventus at that time, he didn't play a game in that World Cup.
In the desirable "Milan Dynasty" in the 1990s, baresi was the leader of that team. We can remember the heroism of the "Dutch Three Musketeers", but we can't forget the obscurity of the defense line headed by baresi. It is because of this solid defense line that AC Milan can dominate Europe. Later, baresi participated in the 1990 World Cup and 1994 World Cup as the main force, and was selected as the best team member of 1990 World Cup. Baresi finally left AC Milan 1995, but his No.6 jersey will always be a symbol of Milan.
Roberto Donadoni
Donadoni is AC Milan and one of the best wingers in the history of the Italian national team. In the history of Italian national team, only Bruno Conti of Rome can compare with him. The talented Italian winger has become a weapon for AC Milan to break through the wing since he moved to AC Milan from Atlanta on 1986. Especially in the Champions League final of 1994, his breakthrough and assists turned the football "dream team" Barcelona into a sieve. This is Milan's greatest victory.
Donadoni, as a member of the national team, participated in 1990 World Cup in Italy and 1994 World Cup in America. However, he is not in the Italian team like he was in AC Milan. Unfortunately, 17 didn't come from Italy until he kicked a penalty in the 90 World Cup (Donadoni was 17 in the 90 World Cup). But he still participated in the 1994 World Cup as the main force. Finally, he also retired in Milan.
Paolo Maledini
After baresi, another player of AC Milan, as early as the season of 1987- 1988, Maldini, who was only 19 years old at that time, was promoted to the first team from the Milan youth team. It is said that the coach of the youth team at that time let Maldini play on the left because AC Milan lacked a left back. Although Maldini is a right-footed player, he has become one of the best left-backs in the World Cup.
Being able to become the main left-back of AC Milan at the age of 19 shows that Maldini's youth is mature. That season, he was the best rookie. Young, he participated in the European Cup held in the Federal Republic of Germany from 65438 to 0988. Italy 1990 World Cup and America 1994 World Cup, Maldini entered the best team in those two World Cups. At this point, he became the world's number one left-back. With the aging of baresi, Maldini has become a new banner of Milan. However, AC Milan inevitably fell into a cyclical low tide.
In the 2002-2003 season, many people thought that Maldini, who was 34 years old at that time, was old, but Maldini, who played in the second spring, won the sixth Champions League trophy for AC Milan that season. Unlike before, this time he is the captain. So far, no one can break Maldini's appearance record in the national team.