No bragging or black, just talking about football skills, no matter how good he looks, what level does Beckham belong to in the football world

Do not brag or black. In terms of football skills alone, Beckham is at the level of "historical special master + top midfield puzzle" in the history of football - his long pass and set-piece skills are the top level in history, but there are obvious shortcomings in the comprehensive technical capabilities (such as dribbling breakthroughs), and they are not an all-round core. The specific can be disassembled as follows:

top special technology in history (the world's most powerful rank)

long pass dispatch ("Full Moon Scimitar"):

Accuracy and arc: Beckham's long pass (especially 45-degree oblique pass and side pass) has millimeter-level landing accuracy, weird arcs and just right ball speed. He can use his non-non-use foot (left foot) to adjust a step while running at high speed, and instantly use his right foot to rub a deadly arc ball across the half and bypass the defensive player, and directly find the top of his teammate's head or under his feet.

Tactical Value: This technology makes him a top counterattack initiator and a breakout in positional warfare, and he can tear open the defense line with just one kick. In the open system of Manchester United's "92-class" rapid conversion and Real Madrid's "Galaxy Battleship", this unique skill is the core weapon.

Setting ball (free kick/corner):

"Bai's arc" is unique: His free kick is famous for his rapid drop (leaf-falling ball) and large-angle arc, with a range covering 25-35 meters, both strength and beauty. He has played free kicks many times in his career and directly saviors (such as revenge against Greece in the 2001 World Cup and revenge against Argentina in the 2002 World Cup).

Corner assist master: The corner kick has a tricky arc and accurate landing point, which is an important scoring method for the team (such as two corner kick assists in the 1999 Champions League final).

Running and crossing ability:

Wide crossing textbook: As a right forward, his lower-bottom crossing combines running endurance, ball-receiving adjustment speed and crossing quality, creating murderous intent without breaking through.

"Running Can't Dead" coverage ability: Average running more than 12 kilometers per game (often reaching 13 kilometers during peak periods), can continue to support the offense and defense of the right side and create space for teammates.

The obvious technical shortcomings (restricting it to be the "all-round core")

The ability to break through the dribble is mediocre:

There is a lack of small-scale change of direction and continuous outrageous explosive power. It rarely uses the dribble to tear the defense line, and relies more on one kick to play or pass and run. In the era of wingers that emphasize personal breakthroughs, this is a flaw.

Defensive contribution is limited: Although

actively returns to defense, its single defense ability and stealing skills are not top-notch, and it needs to be made up for it with a strong right back (such as Gary Neville).

Organization and dispatch rely on long passes:

As a midfielder, he is good at longitudinal long passes and wing lanes, but lacks the creativity of pushing balls in the middle and penetrating short passes, and cannot serve as the core front midfielder or metronome like Zidane and Pirlo.

Comprehensive Positioning: Historical Status of Historical Functional Superstars

Special abilities:

Long pass and free kick techniques can compete for the top three in history (with Koman, Mihailovic, Juninho, etc.). He is the pinnacle representative of the history of football that transforms "passing accuracy" into "direct lethality".

Tactical adaptability and team value:

In a system that emphasizes body running and fast conversion (Ferguson's Manchester United, Capello's Real Madrid), he is a priceless puzzle that can change the situation with one pass.

But if he is required to serve as the core ball holding point (such as England), the team's offense is likely to fall into rigidity and expose its shortcomings.

Honors and data prove strength:

Club Grand Slam (6 Premier League Championship + Champions League + La Liga, etc.), 2 runner-up for World Football (1999, 2001), 115 appearances in England (second in team history), and more than 150 career assists - these hard indicators confirm that he is by no means a "vase".

Conclusion:

is by no means a "parallel" or "Internet celebrity player" - the coaches of the top league (Ferguson, Capello, Ancelotti) and opponents (Zidane, Maldini) both praise their technical value.

The master of historical "long pass + set ball" - these two technologies are enough to be recorded in history and are textbook-like existences.

Functional top midfielder - Under a reasonable system (no need to hold the ball core), his special technology can directly determine the upper limit of the game, but his comprehensive ability is inferior to that of historical all-round midfielders such as Zidane and Xavi.

Simple summary: He is the most extreme "long pass turret" and "deadly arc" maker in football history. He used a pass to define the offensive aesthetics of an era, but he was not the team's brain that controls the overall situation.