Jose Altafini, born in Piracicaba, Brazil on July 24, 1938, is a professional football player of Brazil/Italy. He works as a striker in the field and now works inSociedade Esportiva Palmeiras 。
Altafini was also a player who scored as many as 14 goals in a single season before the reform of the Champions League. In 1962-63, 14 goals createdChampions LeagueSeason goal record.It has been overtaken by Ronaldo with 17 goals.
In the 1960s, the most famous Brazilian in Italy was Altafini. Up to now, Jose Altafini still represents the highest achievement of Brazilians in Italy.As a striker, Altafini is characterized by fast speed, fierce style, excellent dribbling and good at snatching points.
In Brazil, more people know Mazzola than Altafini.Because Altafini is quite similar to Valentino Mazzola of the Turin team in the 1940s, even the Autobiography of Pele calls him Mazzola.Altafini was the original No. 10 candidate of coach Fiola in the 1958 Brazil team that dominated the European land.Brazil defeated Austria 3-0 in the first game, and Altafini scored two goals alone. However, in the second game, Brazil was disappointed to draw 0-0 with England without Matthews, and Altafini was replaced by a boy.perhaps[1]Altafini could not complain, because the name of the 17-year-old boy was Edson de Nassimento, short forBailey……
However, there are also rumors that Fiola did so to punish the "traitor" who was bent on moving to Europe.In the 1958-59 season, Artafini scored 28 goals as soon as he joined AC Milan,AC MilanEasy crown removal.28 goals has always been the best personal record of foreign aid in the first season of Serie A.Milanese call it "conileone", which is the combination of the two words of rabbit and lion in Italian, meaning that Altafini combines the rabbit like agility with the lion like ferocity.
Champions League single season goal record?The answer is that Altafini scored 14 goals in the 1962-63 season.The two goals in the final at Wembley that year endedEusebioBenfica's three consecutive championships marked the end of Benfica's dominance and Italy won the Champions League for the first time.
Altafini wore the blue team's uniform and became one of the few players who played in the World Cup on behalf of two countries in historySantiagoIn the boxing match, the Italian team was beaten and kicked out by the Chilean team. Altafini and another overseas returnee Sivori stayed out.However, Amalildo, the first hero of Brazil's 1962 World Cup victory, also moved to Milan after the World Cup and joined Altafini.
Altafini stayed in Milan until 1965, contributing two league titles and one Champions League Cup for Milan, scoring 216 goals in 459 battles for Milan.transferNaplesAt this time, Altafini had passed his heyday. Naples called him the "Lucky Stone" because of the magic of scoring just after he came on the court several times, but Naples people soon refused to mention it again.In 1972, the aging Altafini moved to Juve and even brought two league titles to Juve.In particular, the 1972-73 Serie A League is considered the most intense and dramatic closing battle in history.Before the last round, AC Milan with 42 points and Juventus and Lazio with 41 points are hopeful.In the last round, Juventus first fell behind Rome 0-1. It was Altafini who equalled the score. Three minutes before the end, Kukuredu scored a goal to win the championship.In the 1974 - 75 Serie A championship fight, Napoli insisted on losing the direct dialogue with Juventus until two minutes before the end, which led to the fall of the championship. It was Altafini who scored the key goal.[2]
