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Paolo Maldini Guangdong translation: Paolo Maldini Club: AC Milan (retired) Position: Left back/center back Number: 3 National team: 126 appearances, 7 goals Official game appearances: 1041 times Edit this paragraph Main honors: 7 Italian Serie A championships: 1987-1988, 1991-1992, 1992-1993, 1993-1994, 1995-1996, 1998-1999, 2003-2004 5 European championships Cup champions: 1988-89, 1989-90, 1993-94, 2002-2003, 2006-2007 5 European Super Cup champions: 1989, 1990, 1994, 2003, 2007 2 Toyota Cup champions: 1989, 1990 Paolo Marti Nigeria's 1 World Club Cup champion: 2006 5 Italian Super Cup champions: 1989, 1992, 1993, 1994, 2004 Became the first person to win the UEFA Lifetime Achievement Award in the 2002-2003 season UEFA Team of the Year: 2003 , 2005 UEFA Special Contribution Award: 2009 Total appearances: 1041 Represented the national team: 126 Represented Milan: 902 Milan Derby: 56 Edit this section of career statistics Season club league appearances Goals in European wars 1984-1985 AC Milan Serie A 1 0 1985-1986 AC Milan Serie A 27 0 UEFA Cup 6 0 1986-1987 AC Milan Serie A 30 1 1987-1988 AC Milan Serie A 26 2 UEFA Cup 2 0 1988-1989 AC Milan Serie A 26 0 Champions League 7 0 1989-1990 AC Milan Serie A 30 1 Champions League 8 0 1990-1991 AC Milan Serie A 26 4 Champions League 4 0 1991-1992 AC Milan Serie A 31 3 1992-1993 AC Milan Serie A 31 2 Champions League 10 1 1993-1994 AC Milan Serie A 30 1 Champions League 10 1 1994-1995 AC Milan Serie A 29 2 Champions League 11 0 1995-1996 AC Milan Serie A 30 3 UEFA Cup 8 0 1996-1997 AC Milan Serie A 26 1 Champions League 6 0 1997-1998 AC Milan Serie A 30 0 1998-1999 AC Milan Serie A 31 1 1999-2000 AC Milan Serie A 27 1 Champions League 6 0 2000-2001 AC Milan Serie A 31 1 Champions League 6 0 2001-2002 AC Milan Serie A 15 0 UEFA Cup 4 0 2002-2003 AC Milan Serie A 29 2 Champions League 19 0 2003-2004 AC Milan Serie A 30 0 Champions League 9 0 2004-2005 AC Milan Serie A 33 0 Champions League 13 1 2005-2006 AC Milan Serie A 14 2 Champions League 9 0 2006-2007 AC Milan Serie A 18 1 Champions League 9 0 2007-2008 AC Milan Serie A 17 1 Champions League 2008-2009 AC Milan Serie A 33 0 UEFA Cup Edit this paragraph Character Profile In personal life, Maldini is also a role model for young players. Before marriage, Maldini, like all football stars, often stayed out all night. In addition, the Apennine man's handsome appearance made him the target of women's pursuit. But Maldini was with his wife, and from the moment Maldini and the beautiful Adriana walked hand in hand into the church, Maldini's figure disappeared from the nightclub forever. At that time, the combination of the two of them was called the perfect combination of a golden boy and a beautiful girl. It was not until many years later that the union of Beckham and the hottie Victoria was once again called the union of the golden boy and the beautiful girl. However, Maldini did not have marital problems like Beckham. Since his marriage, the Maldini family has been harmonious and happy. Maldini is not only loyal to football and AC Milan, he is also extremely loyal to his family. Outside of football, Maldini spends as much time as possible with his wife and children. He loves his family. Maldini likes to watch his son play football and hopes that his eldest son Christian can inherit the glory of the "Maldini" family, because on the day and moment of Christian's birth, he was not by his wife's side, but represented When the Italian national team competed in the 1996 European Cup in England, Maldini often thought proudly: Maybe this is God's will. In Maldini's mind, he divided his life into two periods: before becoming a father and after. He thinks being a father is fun. Maldini likes to eat pizza and his mother's cooking. Maldini usually does not talk about football during meals, especially when dining with his family.

One thing Maldini admits is that his wife, Adriana, is not good at kitchen work. Edit this paragraph's brilliant record. Maldini is the flag-bearer of Milan. With his outstanding performance in the Champions League in the 2002-03 season and his loyalty to AC Milan for nearly 20 years, he became the recipient of the UEFA Lifetime Achievement Award. the first person. On January 20, 1985, he made his first Serie A appearance on behalf of AC Milan in a 1:1 away game against Udinese; on September 8, 1985, he represented AC Milan in a 1:3 away game against Auxerre in France. He made his first appearance in a European competition (UEFA Cup); on March 31, 1988, he made his first international appearance on behalf of the Italian team in a 1:1 draw with Yugoslavia in an away game. Edit this career section Paolo Maldini is one of the best defenders in the world. He is personable and is known as the "Prince of AC Milan" and "Prince Charming". Paolo Maldini was born on June 26, 1968 in Milan, Italy. His father, Cesare Maldini, was the main defender of AC Milan and the national team in the 1950s and 1960s, and he was familiar with the true meaning of chain defense. In 1955, he won the Italian Serie A championship for the first time with AC Milan, and then won the championship three times in 1957, 1959 and 1962. In 1963, as the captain of AC Milan, he led the team to win the first European Champions Cup in AC Milan's history by defeating Portugal's Benfica 2:1. He was the first Italian to lift this trophy, creating the first glorious era in the history of AC Milan. Paolo Maldini officially ended his playing career after playing his last Serie A game on May 28, 1967. The following year his baby son Paolo Maldini was born. In January 1985, Maldini, who was only 16 years old, took his first step in Serie A. At that time, the legendary coach Niels Liedholm (a former teammate of Maldini Sr.) said to him: "Go out and play, it's just a game." Maldini said: "After many years of football career Throughout my career, I have been playing in Serie A. I was very lucky to play at a very high level from the beginning and gradually developed with Franco Baresi. I learned a lot, not only football skills. , and learn from his leadership qualities. Not every outstanding player can be so happy to join an excellent team and continue to win various honors." Maldini's passionate yet mature performance made him proud. He soon won a main position in AC Milan and won the Serie A championship with the team in the 1987-1988 season. When the first golden medal hung around his neck, he was only 19 years old, three years earlier than his father won the first gold medal. Maldini is full of energy at all times. No matter what happens on the field, he will keep his head clear and will not be impulsive. He will be accurate and clean when defending the opponent. His left foot skills are getting better and better. If space allows, in order to avoid his opponent, he will first kick the ball more than 3 meters, and then pass the ball past him. He has tried it repeatedly. In the 1988-1989 season, Maldini won his first European Champions League. In the final, the airtight back line of him, Baresi and other teammates made Steaua Bucharest unsuccessful. While solidly defending, he frequently provided assists. As a result, the team defeated Steaua Bucharest 4:0. The next year, Maldini and his teammates defeated Benfica 1:0 and won the European Champions Cup again. In 1989 and 1990, they defeated Colombia's Medellin Nacional and Paraguay's Olimpia 1:0 and 3:0 respectively. He ushered in another golden era for AC Milan after his father retired. In the 14th World Cup held in Italy in 1990, Paolo Maldini and his teammates failed to enter the final and lost an opportunity to win the championship at home. In the 1994 European Champions Cup, due to Baresi and Costacurta being suspended and unable to participate in the final against Barcelona, ??coach Capello transferred Maldini to the center. He used his broad vision and extraordinary temperament as a general. His demeanor allowed people to appreciate his skills. In fact, he can play almost every position well. In this game, Barcelona, ??which had superstars such as Romario and Stoichkov, lost 0:4. Perhaps destined to miss the World Cup trophy, Maldini once again failed in the 1994 World Cup in the United States. With Baresi out of the game due to injury, he stepped into Baresi's accustomed position and served as field captain. After ten years of hard work, Maldini has not only matured in technique, but also in his style. His character has been unanimously recognized by coaches and teammates. He is the undisputed soul on the court. In the final, they lost to Brazil on penalties. The Italian team lost on penalties again, fate is playing tricks on people like this. Justice is in the heart of the people. Maldini's performance in this World Cup is commendable. He is the player with the most playing time in this cup, with 690 minutes. FIFA's technical team, Germany's "Kicker" and France's "Eleven" all selected him as the best team of the World Cup. This year he won the European Champions Cup for the third time. At the end of 1994, the British "World Football" selected him as "World Footballer". He was the first defender in the world to win this honor. Maldini is hailed as the best defender on the planet. His moves are effective but not rough, and he is a decent player.

Although he occasionally committed fouls, he often escaped punishment because of his good impression in the referee's mind. This should benefit from the true legacy of his father Maldini. Playing football with your brain instead of hurting your opponent is the advice given to him by his father. What Maldini left to football is first-class defensive skills and loyalty. After Baresi retired, he naturally took Baresi's place. He resolutely implemented the "three central defenders" play style of new coach Zaccheroni and persuaded his teammates to obey the coach's tactics. It was precisely because of his dedication that AC Milan won the championship again in 1999 and achieved short-lived glory. In the 2003 Champions League final, Maldini and his teammates defeated Juventus in a penalty shootout. As captain, he personally won the Champions League trophy, repeating the glory of his father forty years ago. It can be said that Maldini’s family history is a legend. Today, his son Christi Paolo Maldini is continuing his family's honor in the Milan youth team. As the world's number one left back, no matter how good the forward is in the game, he is unwilling to pass Maldini's level. His biggest characteristic is the combination of pressing and blocking, having a clear mind and strong judgment, and he can block the ball but not people, and he will not commit fouls. He has been fighting on the green field for so many years, and no striker has ever been kicked and injured by him. He also doesn't argue with the referees. He is like a brother to his teammates. He is the absolute spiritual leader of the team. Edit this paragraph's best defender Maldini is undoubtedly the best left back in the world. He has participated in four World Cups and three European Cups for his country, and has played 126 times for the national team. In March 1988, Maldini was called up to the Italian national team for the first time, and his best results were the runner-up in the 1994 World Cup and the runner-up in the 2000 European Cup. Maldini The careers of Maldini and his father Maldini Sr. are very similar. They are both the most loyal players of AC Milan and the captains of the Italian national team. The elder Maldini was one of Italy's greatest players in the 1960s. He later served as the head coach of the Italian national team and led the team to participate in the 1998 World Cup. Maldini is a truly modern defender. In confrontations with the opponent's forwards, he always wins with intelligence and rarely uses foul tactics. The spirit of fair play is best reflected in him, which is also the case for young players. An example for players to follow. With excellent skills, excellent physical condition, broad vision, good judgment of the game situation and just the right assists, the left side of the court is completely under his control. Edit this section of your career ■ The most wins in Milan derbies ■ The most Milan derbies ■ The fastest goal in the Champions League final ■ The oldest goal in the Champions League final ■ The most appearances in Serie A Paolo Maldini ■ World Cup The longest time participating in the finals ■ The most number of European club games ■ The longest continuous playing time for the same club ■ The most appearances in various official games in his career Edit this paragraph Retirement On May 24, 2009, Maldini said goodbye In the game, the Red and Black Soul retired. AC Milan faced Roma at home. It was Maldini's last home game in his 24 seasons with AC Milan. Although the team ultimately lost 2-3 at home and failed to secure a spot directly into the Champions League in advance, the touching scene of everyone including the opponents paying tribute to him was still enough for the Cavaliers to say: Retire now, no regrets! Maldini Maldini's home farewell match has been the focus of media speculation for a week. The San Siro was naturally full, with Berlusconi and Galliani coming to support it. When entering the stadium, Maldini, who played for Milan for the 901st time, held his two sons and applauded to the stands in turn. There was a moment of silence before the game for a fan who tragically lost his life in yesterday's Serie B match, but the fans' attention quickly returned to Maldini. When picking sides. The two sons also followed Maldini, and in the stands, the old Maldini also watched his children and grandchildren. Many fans wore white commemorative T-shirts with "Paul" written on them and a red heart on them. That was the old Maldini. The logo of the clothing brand "Sweet years" co-founded with Vieri. Milan players wore new uniforms for next season with collars, and Roma players also wore T-shirts paying tribute to Maldini when they came on the field. Various banners were displayed in the stands to pay tribute to Maldini, although they were also mixed with slogans attacking Berlusconi and Galliani. Less than a minute into the game, Maldini's first touch of the ball in the backcourt drew applause from the stands. In the 13th minute, Maldini assisted from the right and broke through the two people's cross, but the cross was destroyed. He once again took the ball and failed to break out of the two people's double-team. Applause broke out in the stands again. In the 16th minute, Taddei broke through from the left, and Maldini successfully intercepted the ball and assisted the midfielder, which once again attracted applause. Since the result of the game is related to the team's fate next season, the AC Milan players seemed a little reluctant to let go, giving up three times. Roma exceeded the score, but only Maldini showed a detached mentality. Although due to physical reasons, it was inevitable that the opponent would break through, but generally speaking, Paolo Maldini and Maldini played very coolly. Although the fans also booed AC Milan's performance and Ancelotti's substitutions, overall, they still created a warm and warm atmosphere for Maldini's home farewell game. Referee Demarco blew the final whistle. Because the weather was too hot, Maldini, who had exhausted his physical strength, bent down to rest for a while, and then took off his headband. The defeat left AC Milan to fight Fiorentina in the next round. Maldini looked a little unwilling and shook his head from time to time.

If he wins this battle, he may not need to go to Florence in the next round. The two Milan giants in the stands also had gloomy faces. However, Maldini quickly regained his gentlemanly demeanor and hugged and shook hands with the opposing coach Spalletti and the players. Under the call from the San Siro public address system, the fans stood up to applaud again and chanted "Paul" in unison. Maldini circled the field alone, waved to the fans and blew a kiss. But in the South Stand, a few fans held up banners to insult Paul, accusing him of not being qualified to be as great a captain as Baresi. Paul also fought back angrily, and other Milan players came to the rescue. In the end, Maldini returned He went to the team area, with tears in his eyes, hugged coach Carlo Ancelotti and his teammates, and then reluctantly disappeared into the player tunnel.

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