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Jaysee where you from bro?

The other player that comes to my mind thats close to Inzaghi is Mario Gomez.

Is bro isagi fromm blue lock🤔🤔🤔

His interviews are even better

just like isagi in blue lock anime. and I think.. no, I am quite sure that it is inspired by him.

Isagi from blue lock is him😮

Title makes you sound clueless and hurting your credibility.

Bro is literally isagi

"He was born offside" hmm Mbappe?

ISAGI

Definitely underrated. His play is boring to watch but yet is effective

He was always available in the box to score and that's the striker instinct. whether he score with belly or whatever,, goal is goal. That's why he was the manager's first choice striker in Juve, Milan.

Isagi had irl inspiration apparently

You realize in order to play in football you have to have Stamina especially in midfield😅😅😅😅

Man made off glass

Yoichi I(n)sagi

Is that isagi??

You realize 99 iq is not a high number, right? 150 is genius. I know you're trying to rate on a scale of 0-100, but makes me wonder what your iq is, considering iq has an actual scale irl

the opponent team even need a man with three lungs just to stop this legend!

But couldn't win the FIFA 2010 World Cup😢

You need to do one for Scholes

actually perla means pearl, but if you pronounce it pirla it means dickhead :D

1:56 Dominating kids in his local area....

He was just isagi yoichi irl

99 IQ is kind of dumb

Duran type vibe

I still remember that Liverpool 3-3 final. I was on the AC Milan fan and my brother was a Liverpool fan.

Pirlo's game against England i think it was 2012 was of the best performances i seen from a midfielder he stood deep in the middle of the field barely moved didn't even run he would just stood dere passing the ball around some short some long players couldn't press him because by the time you got near him the ball was already to his team mate and then to top it off he probably scored the most iconic penalty ever

Brilliant

The #1 diver of all time.

If you watch haikyuu (anime) piro = kenma

the inspiration for isagi fr

Most deadlest predetor striker ever. This man scored over 300 goals in Italy league when that league was real ıtaly league. Other players scored half of them in spanish league. even R9 was scored many in spanish league. Inzaghi should teach in football schools. How to be striker, how to escape and be exactly in the right point.

Milan & Galliani treat him like garbage prior to his poor conditions in his last 2 final season with Milan... but best Pirlo is yet to come, at Juve he turn into something physically his best, the bearded Pirlo, he "sololey" brought Juve from its dead which became the base of its superiority for nearly a decade in Serie A,

isagi🗿

I really love this boy 😢he was underrated 😢

Whoever did the thumbnail doesn't know that average IQ is 100

I coached a girl in college who was not technical, had no pace, and little to no athleticism. The two things she did have, was an incredible understanding of special awareness and an eye for the back of the net. She won the D2 Academic All-America Player of the Year and is still the school’s all-time leading scorer.

Now bro is the main character inspiration in a very famous show called "BLUE LOCK"

Inzaghi was consistent threat to all defense. A classic example of lone attacker with deadly eye for goal and tremendous kick off speed and stamina. Good luck marking that kinda player. Van nistelrooy was like that as well but had speed, strength and technique. Those kind of players live in the box.

Now I see where Isagi Yoichi is inspired from. Appearing out of nowhere before the goal, reading the game like no other person, and a DIRECT SHOT ? Thats him

it's so strange seeing robben with hair

Love you Robben!

No stamina 😂

So true very good hee beet my team Man u😢 very good gay Salute 👍👍

i dont think he was slow?

One of my favorite players if not my favorite player. Everyone likes strikers but I like midfielders, the heart of the team. Forza Juve!

"99 iq"

It is also a shame that his final touch was a penalty miss against Marseille in Champions final. He should have won way more titles with that generation, at least European championship in 1992 with that brilliant Dutch Team coached by Rinus Mihels, and that CL vs Marseille should~ve been a no-brainer

If he could have a chance to benefit from modern day advantages in recovery options, nutri, vitamins, better medicine, he could have easily played 4-5 years more. The guy who ended his career was Jurgen Kohler, who played in Inter by that time, I recall, he would always try to hit Van Basten at the same vulnerable spot.