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World Cup CHAMPS In MLS: Who Delivered & Who Flopped?
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- Опубликовано: 25 ноя 2022
- It's a big deal when a World Cup star arrives in MLS. And a World Cup winner? Even better!
But not every World Cup champion automatically succeeds in MLS. In fact, there have been more than a few that have struggled. This video takes a look at how every World Cup champ to play in the greatest league in the world (100% factual statement), and sees how they did.
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But can Chicago win the world cup?
If we're being serious, it's gonna take them a lot of money and talent to be able to qualify for the Club World Cup, let alone win it.
@@jmalit was an interview given a few years ago when the fire were asked if they could win the World Cup
I think so....They will beat the Falkland Islands 2-0 in the final 🤣🤣🤣
Chicago is the best country in the world at football. I think they might go Universal next, I've heard there's a cracking team over in Alpha Centauri and some within 2 light years. Should be interesting for sure 🤫🤣🎅
Who's here now that Messi just joined Miami
as an nycfc fan it was so obvious that pirlo was only at the club for the money. never saw him sprint once in any game, he only jogged. Also, go nuts with the baseball stadium jokes while you still can
I mean the MLS used to be a retiring home for older european footballers since they would earn a lot of money for a few seasons and then retire hehe
But the MLS is always getting slightly better and maybe one day it ll be on the european level. Even though the MLS is still kind of a retiring home which isnt even all that bad for the league since it gets some more recognition from europe just like it was with zlatan ibrahimovic.
Every class player above the age of 30 chooses mls for money
Bro we got till 2027. Ur gonna be hearing about ur shitty baseball stadium
For the next decade still
@@chasemartins3359 Cool. It was shitty but we made a lot of memories and even won a championship in that stadium. We knew it was temporary and while it stayed for way longer than we wanted we still had fun with it
Pirlo has never ran, he’s only ever jogged. His intelligence, positioning and passing are what he does best. I’ve watched him control games at walking pace and no one has got near him.
8:25 the fact the Columbus logo fits so perfectly and lines up with that line on the Philly graphic is so satisfying
I remember watching Kaka and David Villa play against each other in 2015 when Orlando City and NYCFC played their first game. I was in Orlando visiting my dad for his birthday at the time. We saw the match in the stadium and the highlights on TV later that night. Can’t wait to move out there so I can spend more time with him and watch the games together.
Newest one is the Thiago Almada.
Kind of crazy how many of these players won the World Cup but never managed to get the coveted MLS Cup. Goes to show MLS Cup > World Cup. Okay just kidding obviously. Didn't Bastian win the World Cup for Chicago Fire?
I think the development of NYCFC is very symbolic of the way MLS has progressed. We used to bring all of these big names, Pirlo and Lampard, but now we sign young, talented guys from South America and it has clearly worked better. Taty is not the last one
We can add Thiago Almada technically to this list. We’ll see what he can do. Last season was a good start. He’s only 21 though.
I love the new editing and thumbnail style. Looking forward to your future videos!
Remember: "No Pirlo, No Party!" Pirlo's passes at NYCFC were mostly breathtakingly good. A lot of wasted chances at the end of those passes by the Sky Blue. Pirlo did not jog more in his days at NYCFC than he did in his last three years in Serie A. Kaka was the only reason to watch Orlando.
I like how RUclips essayists will go to great lengths to research minutia and barely known facts but will draw the line at learning how to pronounce people's names.
I got a B in English. Help me out here, what name did I butcher?
@@dannytradio ahah I see. Djorkaeff was the one that got me. You can hear his name here at the 20 second mark ruclips.net/video/bcYTdp3Vgio/видео.html
Kleberson makes a bit more sense in context - he was brought in as a swap deal because we needed to dump Adu, and Hackworth genuinely had no idea how to use him (not aided by injuries). But that goal cemented him as a cult hero for years.
Also re: Pirlo, if you'll remember (and you can tell it in his intro picture), Kreis didn't want him, he wanted someone younger.
Also ALSO re: Matuidi, Miami was actually technically playing with FIVE DPs, Reyes was also on DP money. Not really relevant, but makes their failure even more hilarious.
The Portuguese Football (soccer for americans) League is well-known for forming great players, the sad part is that no one came back to the league
we need DannyT on the MLS review show
Got the chance to meet Kaká at his final game as a pro footballer. It was a friendly match against Puerto Rico on November 2017. He made an assist and Orlando won 6-1 against my national team.
That 2022 world cup winner prediction aged well.
I’ve also met David Villa because I work as social media manager for Bayamón FC, a Puerto Rican soccer club that its academy is affiliated with David Villa’s DV7 program. I interviewed him on April this year. It’s on RUclips.
Schweinsteiger was the most disrespected player in the game at the time. He was always consistent and never declined in ability throughout his career but his teams after Bayern always disregarded his unique skillset.
He was either played out of position, or not played at all despite his competence.
in defense of lothar matheus, in his late 30 he switch his position from attacking position to libero (akin of paolo maldini) so expecting he scores a goal is kinda farfetched
I saw Pirlo’s final career match, I will never forget it
The thing is..playmakers suffer alot more if their teammates cannot process the ball he is delivering them.
I know he made the WC final in 02 (Thanks in part to his handball against the US) and didn't actually win it, but I had nearly forgotten that Torsten Frings played a couple seasons with Toronto before retiring.
Great vid as usual
2:15 Birthday made a cheeky appearance
So that’s what happened to matuidi
for some reason anything metrostars is lost media at this point 😭😭😂
Looks like you're right...if Inter Miami isn't cheating again to sign him.
And I'll believe NYCFC has a downtown stadium when they play in it.
But you know what, all the signing did help the league profile in some shape or form.
Some of them were transformational. Some of them did nothing to help the league.
Kleberson, for example, didn't really help the Philadelphia Union all that much as a player. Although he's been a very good assistant coach in MLS since retiring and did have a good run as a player in the US lower leagues with the Indy Eleven. In fairness to Kleberson, he only joined MLS in order to facilitate a move between Philadelphia Union and Brazilian club Bahia (Freddy Adu in exchange for Kleberson lol)
@@de132 Bro all the international signing the league profile, its about how league perceived global so when a foreign player come to MLS, ppl notice even if the player did preform as expected. cause look if no international player not come your league what that said about your league even if your are paid a tun a money to come play in your league. if the turn that down like ten time. then yeah league is wack, but in the MLS case I would saying that cause MLS clubs are signing a lot young international a decode ago you would see that those youth would of just go elsewhere .
Hey Danny,
If you have some wiggle room. Carlos Vela technically did win the world cup... The U-17 2005 world cup. But world cup none the less.
I'm surprised that you didn't mention that Pirlo's first game was against MLS "rivals" Orlando, and in typical Pirlo fashion, he would get the game winning assist for City to win a thrilling 5-4.
Messi next.
You missed Thiago Almada
Thiago Almada
My favorite is Bastian!!! Quality!
It's where players go for their last pay check. Even a old pirlo is better than any other player that they had in America at the time
The Brazilian left back is Allen branco, not bronco
How about a video about famous players that didn't win a World Cup championship that also played in the MLS. An example of someone that would be in that video is Carlos Valderrama.
Beckham, Higuain, Vela, Zlatan
So Miami having the ability to pay for 4 or 5 or 6 DP’s but only being given the slots for 3 helps the league how?
analytics will say that everyone fast forwarded to 0:20
Pele Carlos Alberto gerd muller and beckenbauer?
Fucking love you DannyT
holy shit
That these players come here at the end of their careers, and just go through the motions…. Makes the MLS look even crappier, as few of these players have any respect for it.
They all when they are done…close to or at 40 Father Time still undefeated
I’m like 99.9% sure that’s Luca Toni in that picture you used for Nesta kissing the trophy. I went on google and typed Nesta and saw where you got that picture , but I’m still sure that’s Luca Toni just saying 😳
Should be said that Kleberson was never healthy when he played for the union
matthaus was a cdm, they dont score much.
Higuin?
didn't win the World Cup
Why do I think you look like Ryan Fitzpatrick
Almada lol
Lmao the mls world cup
The mls is where good players go to die …
Why do you take the MLS so seriously it's a retirement league and without relegation will neve r be a competitive league.
Messi is next
You can't say anyone flopped in MLS as it is still a shit league, more like who arrived there to play and who just to collect a paycheck... Ok, I am perhaps too harsh when I call it a ''shit league'' but at least it is not like top 5 in Europe, so in the eyes of Premier league fans it would be farmers league although even Bundesliga or Ligue 1 is that to them :D :D
If you fail to meet expectations in a "shit league", you still flopped. You're expected to perform and if you don't, the team will transfer you because they need the designated player spot. You're supposed to be a professional.
For what it's worth, I don't think any MLS fan thinks MLS approaches Europe's big 5. MLS is like the 17th best league in the world and like 4th in the Americas (behind Argentine Primera Division, Brazil Serie A and Liga MX)
Branco and mario zagallo are lebanese
Wdym
Bro makes football vids and calls it soccer 💀💀💀
mls is a retirement league what superstar in their prime plays in that league?
They didn't care anymore, they just picked up a last and free paycheck