How a Striker with No Pace or Skills outscored Everyone

If Strikers are discussed, most are either strong physically or have great skills. Inzaghi though, managed to outscore other strikers using his instincts. He played in one of the toughest eras for attackers in Serie a, where he played against defenders like Maldini, Nesta, and Cannavaro and he still managed to score big time goals in serie a and Champions league winning multiple champions league trophies and even an world cup

[@gavancorrigan8813]

He celebrated every goal like it was the cup final winner

[@WinterMasterPocket]

thats why i always as a kid waited for him to score and see that passion haha loved him as a kid with my mates,we had his t shirts

[@harithdanial141]

​@@WinterMasterPocketHis last goal for Milan in his last game for Milan is the most emotional one

[@tomi_brian]

He is the ORIGINAL Haaland. Trash footballer, brilliant goalscorer

[@tyranmoses5521]

Remember he won the world cup.

[@rashdan1994]

Screamer

[@siberianTiger639]

His technique gets very underrated and overlooked. He doesn't look aesthetic and elegant as some other strikers, but his first touch and control in the box before the finish are immaculate. He was actually very skilled inside the box, just didn't do any flashy dribbles and runs and people think he wasn't skilled.

[@imwindigo5991]

only striker like him in this gen is harry kane and giroud, they arent flashy or fast but they knows what to do in the box and they can shot and finish at a top level

[@Carson-pv4hr]

You can't take the ball past the calibre of defenders he had marking him.. and the level of goalkeeper's in seria A and score 20 plus goals a season if your first touch and technique to put the ball in the back of the net.. how many strikers skillful have wee seen go to teams can do all the tricks but finishing is shocking 😲 he missed from there you could have the skill of robinho but all they tricks and flicks get in the box no end product.. denilson he could do 5 step overs beat 5 men then get a goal kick 🙄 or you could have inzagi no tricks or flicks but control the ball strike it clean and you have a goal id rather have a goalscorer than a guy that can do lots of tricks but can't hit the target one on one you no he's going to miss wee have had a few of them at my team

[@MegaMarco313]

No. As someone who saw him since the early/mid 90's. no, his technique was well below average. stop it, forget highlights. I watched this infuriating player for long enough. I'm 42, he was awkward. his off the ball movement and one on one finishing and getting infront of a defender sixth sense was superb.

[@DracoYahinAlchedius]

​@@MegaMarco313 similar to Thomas Muller.

[@harderway8568]

Yes, and he would never panic.

[@Iron-Bridge]

This guy dumped most of his stats into Intelligence and finishing. Barely enough into technique and speed. A sprinkle into aerial ability and strength.

[@baloccobruno2247]

people watch games on tv and they think they understand football. To understand Inzaghi, you had to see him at the stadium. Everytime his midfielders had possession, he would sprint. Once a game, a defender failed to follow him, and he scored. He was at the highest levels of conditioning. People say he would only eat Bresaola )a very lean cured beef meat) and Parmigiano. He was on keto 25 years ago! Always training, he had a lot of big injuries and always came back. Peack professionalism

[@eazymepeazyme3907]

​@@baloccobruno2247One Serie A defender (can't remember who) mentioned that Inzaghi is the toughest to mark because he is always prepared and ready, never giving him time to relax. Even if the play is nowhere close to him. This also reminds me of a quote by Gary Lineker, another great poacher. 'The big thing is, everybody says it's being in the right place at the right time. But it's more than that, it's being in the right place all the time. Because if I make 20 runs to the near post and each time I lose my defender, and 19 times the ball goes over my head or behind me - then one time I'm three yards out, the ball comes to the right place and I tap it in - then people say, right place, right time. And I was there *all* the time.'

[@johnsonsmortgage]

@@eazymepeazyme3907amazing take

[@l96ai]

You typed "luck" wrong there, mate.

[@VictorDiaz-rt3ve]

@@baloccobruno2247 He wasn't slow and and had a good number 9 technic

[@karussoul]

"He can play with 10 if he wants, but if he plays Inzaghi it will be tougher." Jose Mourinho in 2010 when Real Madrid were about to face Milan. He didn't care if they played with 10 strikers, he only feared a 37yo Inzaghi.

[@antoniocapaldo3426]

And he was right cause when Inzaghi comes he scored 2 goals

[@vruscel]

I remember the shock after seeing Inzaghi play live at the stadium for the first time instead of on television. You can’t imagine the quality and quantity of his off-the-ball movements throughout the entire match. After 15 minutes, you could feel how stressed the opposing defensive line was, as if they had played a full 90 minutes of a regular game. Believe me, it was an enlightening experience!

[@JovanZJovic]

Bro had the greatest skill - he could score. Unlike 90% of british “strikers” pf new generation.

[@aliujoseph]

Truth

[@micheleduritto]

No lie was told

[@kohikappu]

Well, one of 10% of these strikers must be Harry Kane, lmao. It's a shame that a traditional 10 hardly exists anymore.

[@JovanZJovic]

@@kohikappu it does, it is just no longer cool to have one. They do not feed the stat sheets for the metrics…

[@vendetta4640]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂That's what football is about. A whole club, everything they do is to create a team that can score more goals than the opponent. Inzaghi cuts all bullshit about tactics. He scores.

[@paulorei8024]

No pace and no skill? Don't agree. Pace, to run and dash from the offside lines to the goal, from top defenders. Skill, to dribble top goal keepers at the time. In head goals, he was deadly. As a striker, with over 90% in shots on target per match. That's why Inzaghi played for those top clubs, winning CL finals and,,,World Champion in 2006. Modern football really, its only played for social media. Inzaghi was the king of non ball playing, between the lines of defense Always on the spot to score goals. To finish games. To win. That's why the respect from all players.

[@kohikappu]

As in no juggling technique or these "flashy" ones football players usually have. He used to have some pace, his acceleration was insane but I preferred his older phase when he truly embraced the "no pace" label.

[@windchimesilo9623]

Positioning and having vision for open space are key for a true striker, and inzaghi had it. There's no need for flashy skills as a striker. I agree with everything you said. If you can create windows and finish, you're worth more than gold in football. All these skills from today's players, yet their finishing is absolutely abysmal. Intelligent mind, positioning and vision are the top intangible skills every successful striker has. If they have other ones, the better. Let's face it, strikers today don't look that great compared to the era of inzaghi, Henry, cantona, shearer, Owen, totti, R9, etc etc. these guys can not only score in the box, but were lethal outside of it too.

[@CYB3R2K]

His pace was just "good" dude, history won't remember just "good" in the land of Kaka, Bale, CR7, young Ronaldo and Messi. Pippo was about tapping in and finishing in awkward positions. That's his legacy.

[@toffeechad8413]

i remember him on championship manager back in the day and he had 19-20 pace and acceleration, you could see when you watched him play that he was like an annoying hornet.old school strikers like him and ian rush get forgot about their pressing and just being a general nuisance.he used more energy celebrating than man united do in 90 minutes.

[@tommasomassari5053]

I'm an Internazionale fan since birth, lemme tell u that this man was feared more than Sheva, he didn't play football he played to score goals and nothing more

[@matteoinvernazzi4331]

i am too an inter fan and i agree totally. Sheva was stronger but every time Inzaghi had the ball it was a nightmare

[@marknieuweboer8099]

Compare other quotes. When Cruyff says something like "he can't play football, he's just always in the right position" it's a huge compliment. For Cruyff being in the right position at the right moment was the essence of football.

[@riccardoalcaro8483]

yes I also think Cruyff was actually paying him a compliment

[@pandaman1331]

Bs. Cruyff was the grandfather of Tiki Taka. To him fast and precise passing was the essence of football. He meant it as he said it.

[@nicoladc89]

this reminds me Arrigo Sacchi who said "a bycicle kick goal isn't a great goal, only a bad position".

[@francescozappi8747]

This goes for midfielders. But for a striker, to Crujiff nothing was more important than being in the right place at the right time.

[@MrCesko964]

And Cruyff sucked as manager

[@MetalMike87]

As a Milan fan, I watched Inzaghi's whole career at the team. What went unnoticed at the time, was his ability to stretch the field. As Sir Alex said, he was born offside: teams had to adapt to him constantly trying to beat the offside trap, which most oftenly resulted in team lowering their defensive line providing Kakà (and Seedorf) for a much appreciated space between the lines. To this day, his ability as a striker to read opponent's positiong is (to me) unmatched. And to be honest, he missed way more goals than he scored due to his lack of technical skill. Still, I would love to have him in the team today. He was 101% focused on football. There are plenty of jokes by his old team-mates about his insane diet, and how strictly he stick to it. He never give up, and his dedication did pay off: he retired in San Siro, scoring his last goal under the "Curva Sud". His one and only goal in the season. Truly one of a kind. Love you Pippo ♥🖤

[@andjelkozlotvor]

Nice words, bro. 🟥⬛

[@midhungopan9270]

Combined with his co striker like shevchenko the defenders are in real pain

[@sebastianpacurar8350]

Pipo Inzaghi, un jucător legendar,avea abilitatea fantastică de a marca goluri în situații limită fundașii echipelor adverse tremurau în fața acestui atacant de temut, AC Milan ar trebui să îi facă statuie pentru randamentul avut la club

[@footballgodismessilouis5889]

if analyze players’ brain thermal image, inzaghi definitely the most active kind of all.

[@DancinJim]

All players miss more shots than they score. Inzaghi scored important chances in big games. That's what make him one of the greatest of all time.

[@harderway8568]

Inzaghi's instinct, positioning, moving off the ball and finishing were all pure 10. He was such a menace to all the defenders at that time, would punish pretty much any mistake and not to mention that he was able to score out of some completely stupid and ridiculous situations. Pipo was a rare gem.

[@stkaronte991]

he doesn’t have the dribbling skills but he master all the other skills. Timing and Positioning, that means he is really smart. Scoring so much in a championship that had some of the greatest defensive school it’s not a just luck

[@luchoc602]

not only he played with one of the best defending era in italy... he also played and shinned against the best offensive times in italy. Baggio, Totti, Del Piero, Batistuta, Ronaldo, Vieri, Salas, Ravanelli, Montella, etc etc

[@LibioSevero-s7b]

And Trezeguet, Bierhoff, Shevchenko, Weah, Crespo, Chiesa, etc. etc.

[@kohikappu]

It's crazy that most of people already forgot Montella, Del Pierro, or even Vieri while we still remember Pippo...

[@trulaila8560]

@@kohikappu Nobody forgot about Del Piero, dude

[@kohikappu]

@@trulaila8560 I did ask some few people nowadays and they didn't remember.

[@farhadfatakia]

Younger football fans and viewers will probably never see a player like him again. The guy was a ghost. You'd never see him, then you would and it was too late. The number of games he would be silent and then burst into the box and score was absolutely unreal. No one can teach that kind of talent, it's a gift you have at a young age and only you can know it's true limits because no one else can understand or coach it. Milan fan for life here. I still have his jersey. I'll never forget him. Never, ever. His revenge on Liverpool at that age personified what he was. Straight up gangster.

[@MrSchallundrauch]

Nice summary, man. For me, as a fan of Bayern Munich, I always remember him as an unexplainable beast, that strikes all of a sudden deep inside your heart. Absolute reckless striker with skills crucial to any striker but not many strikers have these days.

[@liviodinaj6105]

he was, and still is my football idol. while Kaka was the offensive star of that Milan and a legend, Maldini a stalwart, Seedorf a beast, it was always Inzaghi who would manage to find the net no matter how. his rapaciousness, his instinct for the kill, his sense of positioning inside the box, this guy was the Poacher personified. I always picked Inzaghi when we picked footballers to be in the Mundialito games (all vs all with one goalkeeper). the older kids would laugh, but I saw nothing ironic: he was the most decisive player I had ever seen still doubt me? Filippo Inzaghi has the highest amount of goals and assists out of all the players Ancelotti has coached. He surpasses Cristiano Ronaldo's goal and assist tally

[@zxmoore1]

I coached a girl in college who was not technical, had no pace, and little to no athleticism. The two things she did have, was an incredible understanding of spacial awareness and an eye for the back of the net. She won the D2 Academic All-America Player of the Year and is still the school’s all-time leading scorer.

[@davidgervreau4976]

Super Pippo! The job of a striker is to score, by any means necessary. He made the job and he won trophies with Italia, Juve and AC Milan. So haters gonna hate...

[@aleger620]

I HATED HIM with all my heart.. in friendship ofc 😂😂.. 🙄🙄😢 Some unfortunate LIKE ME played FANTACALCIO (aka Italian version of Fantasy Premier League) with or against him always at the wrong moment, know only a fragment of the SORROW AND PAIN one may experienced at that time 😢

[@kohikappu]

He also scored 71 goals in UCL IIRC. CMIIW though.

[@ShpirtSvensson-rm1gr]

He was my favorite player growing up. He was a real poacher. That takes talent.

[@renoking336]

I always loved Inzaghi, he was pragmatic and very efficient …….what can be done with few dribbles and speed,can be done with one touch of the ball with the right positioning.

[@cathaldowdall7467]

Man utd fan here . I love him for those two goals v Liverpool on 07 final

[@LorolinAstori]

The most consistent thing about his career was how much his opponents underestimated him. Extremely underrated

[@kennethumeadi8205]

Inzaghi was an assasin. Respect!!

[@youarenotspecial17]

°Inzaghi doesn't love the goal, the goal loves Inzaghi" cit. Ancellotti

[@midhungopan9270]

Fox in the box, a real poacher....he had the skill which most of the english strikers don't have, the goal scoring skill, his headers are super accurate too with his comparatively short height, and just like Nistelrooy his short accuracy inside the box was outstanding ❤

[@ConstantineJoseph]

Inzaghi is an extraordinary finisher. When he was playing since mid 90s to the 2000s, he was considered a top rate striker that has impeccable judgment of where is to be, how he times his runs and he connects with the ball so well for a one touch finish. That is a top rate striker who reads the game so well, moves so intelligently and has the finishing touch that of a midas touch. Everything he does in the penalty box turns to gold, I mean, turns to goal.

[@maahitomatsumoto1708]

'He was born offside' funniest shit i have ever heard in football 😂😂😂

[@pcozzy]

Ferguson must of been pissed when he said that

[@kohikappu]

He literally was, lmao.

[@Blue07894]

Bro became the inspiration for Isagi of blueLock dam❤❤❤

[@MrJermson]

Inzaghi is not slow. In fact, he is very fast especially in the first 20 metres. He doesn't appear fast but he is fast. He is also very strong. I remembered watching him playing against Jaap stamp and the way he shielded the ball to score the goal is a sight to behold. This is Jaap stam at its peak and bullying all strikers he played against.

[@CostasAn]

After the game where he scored that shoulder goal, he said jokingly "we worked this in training" 😄

[@spasshky]

They did. He scored 3-4 such goals . Theres even a youtube video showing it.

[@wuxinyang1797]

His first touch is world class. And creative in all body parts to score. And positioning is world class.

[@peterlim153]

Inzaghi, ah how time flies by!! He's absurd by today standard but he's a legend after all along Del Pierro and countless monters from that era!! Lets toast to them, because scorer like him are a feast to our eyes!

[@JuanCarlosHasan]

The job of a striker is to score goals. Even if it looks awkward. Even if it's look clumsy or downright lucky. Doesn't even matter if those goals are not "flashy" or "beautiful" or "spectacular", a goal is a goal. Gosh, i love him. Grew up watching him play is such a blessing.

[@milosstefanovic6603]

At first I didnt like Inzaghi, but then I started not to watch the game but just look what Inzaghi is doing. He is always on the off side line, always running and moving and he had very good feeling where to be. At the end I really liked him as a player

[@Hijikata-T7]

best poacher of all time, to be at the right place at the right time with good finishing is all you need, very underated striker. just remember he play at serie A where defense is king.

[@DidYaServe]

I wouldn't say Inzaghi was slow. He was quick over the first few yards in a race to the ball. He was kind of an earlier version of Thomas Muller but in a more central position.

[@BOZ_11]

yep. Acceleration was 90, pace was 50 🤣🤣

[@lontongstroong]

Mueller with much more forward position but worse first touch, passing, upper body strength, and obviously playmaking. They were totally different players apart from the footballing IQ.

[@kohikappu]

@@BOZ_11 Nah, more like top speed 70, acceleration 90 - me back to PES playing him was like this.

[@kohikappu]

@@lontongstroong Mueller as a poacher, or just a prehistoric Vardy.

[@BOZ_11]

@@kohikappu your initial number was 75 pace 🤣🤣 60 tops; he was slow, just not over the first 15 yards, where he could beat most defenders.

[@brookesenfrance3852]

One of the best strikers ever. In big games he would score. He is what I call a "pure striker" because quite often times, when he would score, he was already celebrating before ANYONE ELSE in the stadium knew the ball was in the net. He consistently over many many seasons found the back of the net regularly. Salute Pippo

[@VismayJ001]

Now bro is the main character inspiration in a very famous show called "BLUE LOCK"

[@andrewden1699]

Dude is and was a legend. Different styles. I’d put him on my team any day of the week

[@themlk]

Inzaghi studied his opponents. a lot. he watched hours of video footage of his opponents, especially defenders. he knew the weakness of each defender.

[@djcomplain]

If the VAR are in use on Inzaghi era , Inzaghi will have more goals than officially ruled out. The reputation dont help him much lineman's just assumed his offside

[@goodputin4324]

*he's, not his

[@laszlobandi6456]

his brother was way worse :) shevchenko before sold to chelsea, never was offside and had some 5-10 meter calls against. like literally 10m behind the defensive line but he ran so far they didn't believe it.

[@nottestellata5201]

It's about skill. In the Var era he would have been in the right position to score. Offside position is still skill.

[@riccardomallardo7779]

I remember AC milan losing the 2009 uefa cup semifinal vs werder bremen, Inzaghi scored but the referee saw a non existent offside. The uefa cup/europa league is the only trophy AC milan never managed to win, the VAR would hace changed an entire club's history

[@roadstar2504]

Tbh, it's the opposite. He played for those clubs involved in that system of robberies called "calciopoli".

[@marangozi102]

This guy has scored with all parts of his body. The most iconic shoulder on champions final and whith nose against Oliver Kahn of Bayern Munich

[@lzzluca]

Thank you it was a beautiful watch. When I was a kid I was following the AC Milan performances and you captured the important bits of those times.

[@thonyarriecheg]

He was a freaking shooting star. Others hardly ever see it coming! And he could score back to back goals almost everytime, a true hotshot

[@SwatchfanatiC]

Inzaghi is one of my favorite strikers since I watched UEFA Champions League on cable TV

[@UmidHasanov]

He picked his spots immaculately. Just like Thomas Muller. Their intelligence made them beasts. Ball.always found them

[@GhulamMustafa-bl2em]

He is the definition of Silent Assasin..won’t see him do anything the whole game yet he’l be on the scoresheet. Could do with these strikers in today’s football

[@kaisalkaissy9508]

Inzaghi truly look like a survivor from those hardcore survivors movies who would do anythings to surviv and even the luck work will for him.

[@dominiclhouvum8231]

People consider Halland now as an animal and he does look the part, but man Inzaghi, even though i am a United fan. He was an animal. Always out of sync but it scared the hell out of a young me whenever i watched or rethink about that night at san siro second leg, 3-0!!!!! Seriously

[@michaelbooth2890]

I loved this guy. Always got him on Champ Manager.

[@tomislavoreskovic3158]

The king!!! Loved Inzaghi growing up in the 90's and 2000's. Smart and sharp player who was tough as nails!

[@inchaoswetrust]

I always admired him…he wasn’t a footballer, he was purely a goal scorer. And that’s a compliment right there.

[@bokehintheussr5033]

I've seen Inzaghi in the flesh when my team Portsmouth drew AC Milan at home in the group stages of the Europa league in 2008. It was like watching the T-1000 from Terminator 2. He was the scariest player Milan had on the pitch because he just had the most efficient and single-minded approach towards the objective of scoring goals. It always looked like he was eventually going to score, and he did score to draw the game late on. He was hellbent on scoring goals. extremely underrated striker.

[@94jmbottaro]

Inzaghi had decent pace and pretty good skill. He just used his skill when strictly necessary. Perfect ball control, and never failed a dribbling the few times he tried. Even some complecated ones

[@Mohammad_E89]

Man, So many memories! Euro 2000 was my first tornument as a 11 year old kid! That era of football was magical! Miss those times so much.

[@lucasfreire2095]

Inzaghi is the kind of player that you hate to love and love to hate, but the godamn dude always delivered when needed most.

[@jeremyowen_]

Inzaghi, Muller and Giroud. Underrated, big game player.

[@LoveMUSIC-p7e]

Inzaghi was 1000 times better than Giroud

[@leigh7507]

Great video. Also worth noting he was rarely a first team starter and often played when Shevchenko was injured, suspended, or needed a rest (and sometimes playing up front with him). He probably started only 20 games per season on average a year for milan but managed to bag 15 goals on average

[@moortaalaarammbooj4259]

He often gets the opposing défenderesse tired and irritated by his runs (mostly offside) then eventually scores his goal. A smart striker

[@ianrusso8790]

that was a really good tribute video for inzaghi, who was a talented player, just like you are at making a wonderful and entrateing documentary. great job! You've earned my sub. can't wait to see more

[@adnan4688]

Inzaghi actually did have a lot of technique, and he had a great pass. Problem is, at times he would look clumsy, because he played next to very gods of football,like Del Piero and Zidane. His biggest problem was selfishness and not passing the ball to Del Piero, and this is why he got replaced by Trezeguet. Milan bought him and he won them a champions league.

[@kohikappu]

And strangely reminded me of Jamie Vardy, lmao. These two had some good skills, it just went unnoticed. Vardy's pass was underrated for the same reason they had Kante, Mahrez, and then Maddison at Leicester.

[@perseus31]

Now I see where Isagi Yoichi is inspired from. Appearing out of nowhere before the goal, reading the game like no other person, and a DIRECT SHOT ? Thats him

[@P1losa]

The best video about Inzaghi hands down 🙇 Sir you are INCREDIBLE Only thing that's missing is goal highlights and his numerous hattricks footage in UCL

[@EastBayNorCal]

He was a striker a number 9 and his job is to get that ball on the net at any costs fancy or sloppy get it in Inzaghi is a legend and had longevity a respected striker

[@tsukai1276]

Inzaghi is one of best strikers in football history. He was just not flashy player, but he done his job perfectly.

[@wolfpackpete6408]

If Inzaghi's goals in the 99 semi-final had been enough to reach the final... it would've been 4 finals in a row for the Old Lady

[@tariklyacoubi8197]

Inzaghi is a Legend alon with Sevchenko they just had different ways of scoring. I wish we had a Striker like that nowadays.

[@roadstar2504]

One of the heroes of calciopoli era.

[@kohikappu]

Honestly, he was the beginning of what people finally realized on being a striker - it's not about their type of goal, their playing style, or the way they scored a goal, it's just about the goal as a result. And he truly modernized this perception and I would argue he was one of the first strikers who pioneered the modern poacher position whereas they were given a freedom to roam and score goals from any place as a striker, which is a striking resemblance to Jamie Vardy, also a notable poacher like him.

[@EowynGeorgia]

Inzaghi and miroslav kloze killer instincts, always in right position to score

[@nickyyves2678]

Le renard des surfaces. I love this player ever since I saw him play with Shevchenko at AC Milan

[@brunoserra1531]

I remember his volley against Barça in a friendly. It was late in his career and the whole Camp Nou stood up and gave him an ovation, it felt like they celebrated his whole career. Great moment as a Milan fan.

[@Souffdogg]

This guy had mad skill!!!

[@johnyg1982]

Respect!!! The guy just knew how to score if he had speed he would be in the top 5 of all time...... His instict of goal was the best....

[@PrinceFlames]

I don’t wanna say it, but…HE IS A STRIKER DA

[@Watka-Pro]

Inzaghi is a legend.

[@andreasbianconeri879]

Once in a lifetime..he is one of a kind.. always nick of time his position was

[@delbroox]

While talking about Inzaghi with Del Piero, Vieri described how Inzaghi talked about the feeling of a goal and of an assist. Del Piero's reply was along the lines of: "How does Pippo (Inzaghi) even know how an assist feels?" He was joking of course, they're good friends now, but he was famous for never passing the ball if he had a chance to score.

[@islamalobeidi313]

I remember him in the 2003 Champions League Final. All Juve fans held their breath every time we was making a shot against goal.

[@roronoazoro-136]

His ball control is very underrated and so is his base technique. People are confusing technique with skills

[@SM_Football17]

Looking back to the final of the CL penalties were like almost never scored because of the keepers coming of the line a meter or so. Glad they changed the rules.

[@ONE4ALL929]

He took chance very well , definition just kick the ball without scoring a beautiful goals.

[@hakirtiya]

The man was a genius on the pitch! PIPPO!!

[@zSilverGuardian]

the king of offside, if there is an award for it inzaghi will claim this easily

[@petervescera3758]

Excellent job with this video. Inzaghi is very underrated. I agree he didn't have much finesse but he did have a large appetite for scoring goals and his celebrations were classic. Super Pippo!!!

[@AlirezaAzrailJafari]

the first talented learner, those who know, knows. But on a serious note, Inzahgi was insane for his time. Personally I didn't watch him alot cause I was born in 2000 but the matches I remember and have went back to I would say this guy is literaly insane for doing what he did. He is simply a player that had love for goal scoring and wasn't as athletic as his colleges.

[@kirapoodle]

Finishing, heading, positioning and intelligence are all skills.

[@yangerjamir0906]

Inzaghi is a living example of how football IQ is more important than being a 6 foot plus giant and a speed merchant.

[@EliasRoy]

Is this a dig towards Haaland?

[@AtlasMirre]

Inzaghi was consistent threat to all defense. A classic example of lone attacker with deadly eye for goal and tremendous kick off speed and stamina. Good luck marking that kinda player. Van nistelrooy was like that as well but had speed, strength and technique. Those kind of players live in the box.

[@ferentdorian]

I still remember that Liverpool 3-3 final. I was on the AC Milan fan and my brother was a Liverpool fan.

[@gooshnpupp]

AHH the striker who was renowned for throwing himself on the ball to score with his spleen if needed. I remember INZAGHI❤

[@Moribax85]

What I love about Inzaghi is his uncanny ability to be at the right place at the right time: he put the entire defensive line, goalkeeper included, under immense pressure, because they knew that even the slightest mistake would mean Inzaghi was there with fire in his eyes and the ball at his feet.

[@kfcintheocean]

inzhagi hes the inspiration at isagi

[@Iselfff]

SUPER PIPPO, best positioning player ever.

[@FrozenGG-v6w]

For a striker positioning is a very important attribute and he has it with extraordinary finishing ability. Great player.

[@sljs.trequartista]

Pippo, nistelrooy, they are the epitome of brains over brawn strikers. They’re smart, accurate finishing, sprinkle in headers and explosivity aswell.

[@ROCKSTAR3291]

Nistelrooy was actually quite strong (188 cm tall) , fast enough and decently skillful. Inzaghi was actually quite rare among strikers. Chicharito was similar too, like a mini Inzaghi.

[@sljs.trequartista]

@@ROCKSTAR3291 I forgot javi hernandez thank you for reminding me

[@blaster5800]

In Italy, we usually say Inzaghi was not even a player, he was a scorer.

[@LOBOTOMINIZER]

being right place at the right time is a skill.

[@andreiboros10]

He was lethal inside the box, one of the greatest finishers in an era with the greatest defenders.

[@tomiokagiyu7544]

Bro had the best off the ball movement, not to mention his finishing and intelligence, they were top notch