LIONEL MESSI_ CHUYÊN GIA Ở NHỮNG QUẢ PHẠT ĐỀN CÓ HÀNG RÀO.

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LIONEL MESSI_ CHUYÊN GIA Ở NHỮNG QUẢ PHẠT ĐỀN CÓ HÀNG RÀO.
There is a quite interesting saying about Lionel Messi tha
He is the only player who makes us feel more confident when facing a direct free kick instead of a penalty
Indeed there was a time when the Argentine player was a real monster in every free-kick situation
Just need the opposing player to make a mistake near the Barcelona player in the penalty area
It was no different from a penalty kick for Messi except there was an additional wall
Messi once again amazed people in his recent match against Chile not because of a successful penalty kick
Number 10 took two free kicks in this match and both made a strong impression
Only the lucky god could stop Messi after he scored from there
A goal from Bravo's excellent save the other one went wide
But behind these two situations is a long story about Messi's journey with free kicks
Messi is a football genius there's no doubt about that
But he is not perfect and El Puga's free-kick ability is no exception
He had to practice a lot over the years before becoming an official free-kick specialist
They knew that when he was still playing for the youth team
at Lollamartia Messi was only the third choice for free kicks
and he almost never has the chance to perform them before entering the match
That was also not a big issue for Messi when he was promoted to the first team
The brilliant technique of the boy from Argentina has captivated the entire Cule team
And the fact that he never knew the free kick was never a concern for Messi's fans
Moreover Barcelona at that time had masterful set-piece takers such as Ronaldinho and Deco
But El Puga soon realized the importance of set pieces
He began his journey to conquer them with his senior colleagues always by his side to guide him
Before reaching his current level
Messi spent countless days training on the field with Deco and Ronaldinho
These are the two players who meticulously taught El Puga his first free-kick techniques
Argentine players often train barefoot to get the best feel for the ball
When asked about the secret to his goal-scoring record against
Espanyol a few years ago Messi simply replied
I try to follow a certain formula
When you succeed remember the feeling and bring it back next time
But according to expert Rayban Bra it becomes the way to control
each nerve in the front leg when it comes into contact with the ball
Speaking on Squakka he said it helps
prepare your body and mind to focus
and thus allows some short-term memory to receive information
while eliminating what is called internal interference
What we know when it comes to free kicks or any movement you're
an expert in is that if you really start thinking about the mechanics
It will block the actual movement of the sky
He often moves his hips to the right when approaching to open his left leg
And that happened to
his foot Shift all the weight to the outside of the foot so that the ball of the foot stays on the ground
A physics statement that few of us truly
understand so let's move on to a practical example
If Ronaldo has a very distinctive run-up then Messi
also has the habit of taking three steps before kicking
The first two steps are to use short passes before making a decisive long run to get involved with the ball
Dr Grapehorn Braa comments that this rhythm helps the muscle memory function
and can turn it into a habit
However Messi was not particularly outstanding in this aspect for many consecutive years
The evidence is from 2008 to 2011
The Argentine forward has scored only 4 penalty goals in 3 long seasons
Some are too low when considering England's total goals
Even during that period
Messi was also coached by another great master
Diego Maradona This was stated by Fernando Signorini
The former fitness expert of the Argentine team revealed
In 2009 were in Marseille preparing for a friendly match
After training Messi took the ball and took a free kick The ball
went too far and didn't work so Messi then made disappointed gestures
Then he retreated thinking about the bathwater
I stopped him and said
Hey a talent like you leaving over something so trivial
That's how Messi came back
Maradona approached placing his hand on Messi's shoulder to guide him
The legendary tango singer spoke up trying again once more
Place the ball on the penalty spot don't push your foot too hard into the ball
If you do that the ball won't understand what you want from it
Messi followed Maradona's advice and sent the ball into the top corner
Since then that formula followed him throughout his career
As we have seen from the story we now know
why Lionel Messi has such a soft shooting style
The way El Puga handles the ball is extremely gentle
Almost we never see Messi change his approach even once
What's special is that no matter how far the free kick is
The ball control from Messi's feet always gives a very smooth feeling but it is extremely tricky
The 3-0 victory of Liverpool in the Champions League semifinals is a typical example
That is also the unique aspect of El Puga's style
Based on hundreds of Messi's free kicks there are certain fixed characteristics that stand out
Messi's free kicks have a 50-degree angle he almost entirely
plants his foot on the ground before striking the ball
Help him stay stable balanced and in control on the tackle
To improve accuracy he arched his shoulders and chest to polish it
bent into a more integrated and clear position
The Sport newspaper asked experts in this field about Messi's penalty-taking ability The
Physics Department at the University of Barcelona stated that he uses the Magnus effect
To consistently put the ball into the net from a fixed piece
This effect is the phenomenon of the rotating object creating a perpendicular force
With the acting motion force on the trajectory
The pressure force on the bottom surface of the ball is greater than the pressure on the top surface
Causing the ball's curved trajectory
Continuing is a theorem that makes us even more puzzled
Come and see the specific numbers to understand
how Messi has evolved into a penalty-taking monster
Starting from the 2011-2012 season after gaining
experience from Ronaldinho Deco and Maradona
During the same period of continuous training Messi achieved results
The number of goals scored by Messi from free kicks has been increasing continuously
El Puga has scored 12 goals against opponents up to the 2014-2015 season
Including some crucial goals such as two goals against Real Madrid
or a goal in the Chambers League against Ajax
In addition there were three set-piece goals
scored by Messi during this phase of the match
He played a major role in helping Barcelona win the La Liga title
To talk about the impact of the free kicks that Messi took
The former Barcelona midfielder who was once a teammate of
El Puga said there was a period when Messi was so outstanding
Every time Barcelona gets a free kick we are always ready to celebrate
The Croatian midfielder clearly isn't exaggerating about Messi
Since the 2016-2017 season no player
from the top five European leagues has
He has more goal-scoring chances from penalty kicks than El Puga
Not even one person can get close to Messi's level
Argentina's top scorer has 18 goals while
the second place is Paulo Dybala with 7
That shows the vast gap between Messi's free-kick
expertise and the rest of the world during this period
A person who once coached Messi during his peak years
Ernesto Van Veerde spoke about the secret of his students
Messi always practices and Messi always scores
El Puga even at the peak of the world always faces the wall
But still never neglected and always maintained that feeling through each training session
So much so that in the crucial matches with enormous pressure
Messi has made scoring goals with this skill a habit
As of this point in his career
Messi has a total of 55 penalty kicks converted still less than
Cristiano Ronaldo by one but his conversion rate is much higher
El Puga has an approximately 9.6% success rate
in penalty kicks while Serbia is just under 6%
Ronaldo's flexibility requires a lot of both long-term elasticity and endurance
That made the player's legs appear clearly worn down in the final stages of his career
While for Messi technique was always an inherent part of his being
And even if El Puga fakes it the free
kicks remain a very dangerous weapon
Nevertheless Lionel Messi still has goals to strive for in this penalty area
In the list of the 10 greatest penalty takers of all time
El Puga still doesn't have a name In the entire Tango region the number 10 player is still missing which is Marcelinho Carioca
Four more this gap is almost not an issue for Messi
It's just a matter of time
Even Messi could climb into the top 5 if he
once again shows the devastating form he had during the 2017 period
That will be the story of the future and we'll see together
In short at the age of 33 Lionel Messi may not be the perfect version
of himself in every aspect but when it comes to free kicks he is unmatched
Everything remains the same as when you were at the peak
A thousand stone tablets are not scary
It's the first time that a 1 000 kick
penalty is scary That's a quote accurately describing Lionel Messi's free-kick skills
The captain of Barcelona and Argentina promises to continue playing football for many more years
and one of the indispensable dishes that the Anh dynasty watched
the speed ball ferry is located in front of the dead boats
With Messi sometimes free kicks are like penalties
the only difference is there's an additional wall
