[Edit this paragraph] All played for the team.
Year and time: the number of goals scored by each team in the league +0993 to 1996, riverbed team 24 12 1996 to 2000, Parma team 62 17, Lazio team 39 9 2002 to 2003, Inter Milan 7 9 2. 03-2004 Chelsea 10 2 2004-2005 AC Milan 1 1 7 2005-2006 Chelsea 10 3 2006-2007 Inter Milan 14 5 2007-2008 International. Inter Milan 3-0 in 2009 (thanks to Portuguese) Genoa 5-2 20 10 in 2009.
[Edit this paragraph] A star's journey
1998 and the 2002 world cup, crespo played as a substitute for the then No.9 batistuta (although he was the top scorer in South America in the 2002 qualifiers). In 2006, he went to the World Cup for the third time, and the hero finally appeared. At that time, 365,438+0-year-old Crespo was the undisputed first striker in the eyes of current Argentine coach jose pekerman. In Argentina's national team with 1 1, Crespo recently became the top scorer in the team. 1995 February 14, Argentine led by Daniel Passaglia defeated Bulgaria 4- 1, and Crespo made his international debut. At the 1996 Atlanta Olympic Games, he became the top scorer of the event. The following season, Hernan Crespo took over the mantle of batistuta, performed well in the French World Cup qualifiers from 65438 to 0998, and became a key figure for the team to reach the final. He is called "Baldagni Toto" because his physical condition and characteristics are very similar to those of former Argentine international valdano. In the 2002 World Cup qualifiers, it was Crespo who helped the team to be shortlisted early with a large number of goals. Crespo scored 9 goals, ranking first in South America's top scorer list in the history of the World Cup. But in the World Cup, Crespo was greatly suppressed. In France from 65438 to 0998, he only played the last few minutes against England in the second stage and missed in the penalty shoot-out. Four years later, at the World Cup in Korea and Japan, he scored an equaliser in Sweden, but it was not enough for Argentina to qualify from the group. In any case, Crespo is full of fighting spirit for this World Cup. He is the third best striker in Argentine history after batistuta and Diego Diego Maradona. At the club, he played for the first time for riverbed 1993 in Argentine first division. During his career, he was a "phenomenal" shooter, scoring all kinds of goals you can imagine. He is good at many difficult and imaginative shots, such as upside-down gold hook and heel strike. He is an excellent striker. He became the league's top scorer in his first year in Riverbed, and then became the top scorer in Riverbed when 1996 won the Liberator Cup. Then he joined the Italian team Parma, where he won the UEFA Cup, the Italian Cup and the Italian Super Cup. Since then, he has frequently transferred to other schools. From 2000 to 2004, he played for Lazio, Inter Milan and Chelsea successively, and the total transfer fee has exceeded 654.38+0.26 million euros. In 2004, after a serious injury, Crespo was loaned to AC Milan, where he returned to his best condition. He quickly found the feeling of scoring goals in the Italian League and the Champions League, including the Champions League final. Although I lost to Liverpool, I still scored two goals. In the 2005-2006 season, Crespo returned to England, and under the guidance of Chelsea coach Jose Mourinho, he continued to play the role of the most troublesome opponent of each team. In July 2006, Crespo was loaned to Inter Milan by Chelsea for free, and continued to play an important role as a scorer at home, scoring 14 goals in the season, which made great contributions to Inter Milan's championship this season. In the 2007 Copa America group match, Crespo scored the 35th goal of the national team, surpassing diego maradona and becoming the second highest goal in Argentine history, second only to batistuta. In 2008, Mourinho entered Inter Milan, and Crespo was also an important pawn in Mourinho's hands. Although he didn't have many chances to play, he helped Ibrahimovic equalize the score at the crucial moment in 2009 1 October 10 behind Cagliari. Now he often has a chance to play. Crespo said that it was a very touching scene to give the ball to her daughter who had been waiting in front of the TV. On May 27th, 2009, Crespo's contract with Inter Milan will expire soon, and he will transfer to Genoa for two years, with an annual salary of 654.38+ 0.5 million euros after tax! Crespo made a final effort for the 20 10 World Cup and hoped that Crespo could catch up with the World Cup. During the winter transfer period of 09- 10 season, Crespo unexpectedly returned to his old club Parma, and Apennine's dream began here. ...
[Edit this paragraph] Personal honor
1993/94: Argentine Spring League Champion 1994/95: Argentine Spring League Champion 1995/96: South American Libertadores Cup Champion (scored 2 goals in the final and defeated CaliAmerica 2-0) Hernan Crespo 1998/99. Italian Cup Champion (Final 1 Goal, 3:3 Florence) 1999/00: Italian Super Cup Champion (Goal 1 Beat AC Milan 2: 1) 2000/0 1: Italian Super Cup Champion (International Charity Shield Cup Champion (equivalent to Italian Super Cup, 2: 1 Arsenal) 2006/07: Italian Super Cup Champion (scored 1 ball, 4:3 Rome) 2007/08: Italian First Division Champion 2008/09: Italian Super Cup Champion, Italian First Division Champion/kloc- The player who scored the most goals (80 goals) in the history of Parma in 2000 was the top scorer in Europe with 200 1. Crespo scored 50 goals in 56 games in all official competitions. After the Copa America, which ended in July 2007, the number of goals ranked second temporarily. (Diego Diego Maradona scored 34 goals; Batty scored 56 goals) Hernan Crespo Crespo is the highest-paid star in the world football (the total transfer fee exceeds1260,000 euros). Crespo has a hat-trick for every Serie A team, which was staged in the 4-3 goal war between Inter Milan and Lazio, in the 5-2 match between AC Milan and Lecce on June 7, 2005, and more in Lazio, twice in the 200 1/02 season, against Verona and Brescia. When playing for Parma, he scored a hat trick against Vicenza 1997 and Juventus 1999 respectively. From professional competition in Crespo to July 2009 1, the total number of goals in official competition was 302.