‘After Son Heung-min, Hischarlisson?’ Acrobatic goal nominated for Puskas Prize
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The International Football Federation (FIFA) included Hischarlisson’s (Tottenham Hotspur) fantastic bicycle kick at the World Cup in Qatar as a candidate for the Puskas Award.
On the 13th (Korean time), FIFA announced the nominations for the ‘2022 The Best FIFA Football Awards’ Puskas Award. The Puskas Award is given to the best goal of the year.
The acrobatic goal that Son Heung-min’s colleague Hisharlisson scored at the 2022 World Cup in Qatar was also introduced. On November 24, in the first leg of the group stage against Serbia, Hischarlisson received a cross from Vinicius Junior and scored a goal with a bicycle kick. It was such a huge goal that all the spectators jumped up and went wild. After the World Cup in Qatar, Hischarlisson’s acrobatic goal took first place in a fan vote for the best goal by FIFA. 온라인카지노
If Hischarlisson wins the Puskas Award, only Tottenham will win the award for the third consecutive year. In 2020, Son Heung-min, who scored a goal after running 80 meters alone against Burnley in the English Premier League (EPL), won the award, and in 2021, Eric Lamela took the Puskas Award with a Rabona kick kicked with his legs crossed. Since the Puskas Award was created in 2009, it is the first time that a player from the same team has won the award for two consecutive years, and there is also the possibility of being discharged for three consecutive years.
Players competing for the Puskas Award include Hischarlisson, Mario Balotelli (FC Sion), Theo Hernández (AC Milan), Alou Quol (Stuttgart), Kylian Mbappe (Paris Saint-Germain), Dimitri Payet (Olain). Pic Marseille) and 11 others.
The International Football Federation (FIFA) included Hischarlisson’s (Tottenham Hotspur) fantastic bicycle kick at the World Cup in Qatar as a candidate for the Puskas Award. On the 13th (Korean time), FIFA announced the nominations for the ‘2022 The Best FIFA Football Awards’ Puskas Award. The Puskas Award is given to the best goal of the…