In this short video, you can see a compilation of some of the great players of our century (and their incredible goals)… Ronaldinho, Neymar, Bale, Messi, Ronaldo, Zlatan, Roberto Carlos, and many more… definitely worth watching, if you have a few minutes!

Do you have any favourite “unforgettable” goals? Post your YouTube links in the comments below!

Check out this compilation of the Top 20 Famous Free Kicks, performed by all-time legends such as Roberto Carlos, Ronaldinho, Cristiano Ronaldo, Lionel Messi, David Beckham, Juninho, Mikael Nilsson, Oleksandr Aliyev, Dimitri Payet, Keisuke Honda, Teófilo Cubillas, Álvaro Recoba, Hugo Almeida, Mohd Faiz Subri and Dwayne de Rosario, with the ball sometimes reaching top speed up to 200 kilometers per hour!
This is a truly amazing collection of football mastery!

You must certainly know of any other famous free kicks in football history – which ones are they?

Check out this video of the “15 Most Creative Penalty Goals In Football”.

A hint: Number 13 is hilarious!

Which one was YOUR personal favourite?

After the Top 35 Unrepeatable Goals, let’s have a look at these unforgettable goals that would be impossible to repeat.

Which one of them is YOUR favorite?

The goals in this video are impossible to repeat. No figure of speech. Literally impossible. They must have been a result of random occurrences meeting in the same place, at the same time: chance, luck, coincidence, an “Act of God”?

Top 35 Unreapeatable Goals

If you watched till the end: Which one of these “unrepeatable” goals do you like most?

An oldie but goodie… Ronaldinho’s crossbar tricks are simply impressive.

Could any player actually repeat this, in your opinion?

If you liked the funny video of this dada and her amazing soccer tricks, you will like this one, too – it’s great to watch when famous football players fool the crowd. After all: “appearance is everything” – or is it not?

Do you know of any funny videos similar to this one? Please let us know!

If you haven’t read the autobiography of Zlatan Ibrahimovic, you should! Even if you are not into reading books normally, this one could be the exception you were looking for. It’s a very inspiring book – one that makes you think, one that may change your view on life.

In summary, Zlatan tells us plenty of stories, mentioning all turning points of his life and career, starting with his childhood, finishing at the present day (when the book was published).

Zlatan’s football career proves that coming from a poor neighbourhood doesn’t prevent you from becoming the Number One at what you do, if you keep working hard every single day of your life.

Obviously, circumstances and luck are also an important part of every success story, but focusing on your own professional development and training hard is what makes an above-the-average football player.

Just to get a feeling for the book’s first-person narrative tone, watch this BBC interview with Zlatan:

… and in case you are interested in reading Zlatan’s book, you should get a copy, it may be available for order in Tanzanian book stores, too.

Watch this short but insightful documentary about the French Football Academy system, and learn more about “Why France produces the most World Cup players”. It takes only 6 minutes.

Do you personally agree with sports education being the “French secret”?

During a speech honouring Nelson Mandela in Johannesburg, South Africa, in 2018, former US President Barack Obama spoke about looking past race to embrace our common humanity. “Just ask the French football team”, he said. “Not all of those folks looked like Gauls to me. But they’re French!”

(Disclosure: this post does not intend to endorse any political views)

What’s your take on Obama’s view?