The Bundesliga's Most Underrated Player
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 พ.ค. 2021
- Most footballers don’t play for 25 seasons, let alone score a goal in each and every single one of them. However, Claudio Pizarro isn’t like most footballers. A legend at both Bayern Munich and Werder Bremen, his illustrious Bundesliga career includes innumerable records.
He is Werder Bremen's all time record goal scorer with 151 out of 301 matches. The Bundesliga's oldest goal scorer at 40 years and 135 days. Pizarro scored in 20 consecutive Bundesliga seasons. But most importantly, Pizarro is loved by supporters at both Werder Bremen and Bayern Munich, despite the two clubs having quite a strong rivalry. The stuff of legends!
#Bundesliga #WerderBremen #BayernMunich
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What a likeable chap. More footballers should be like that.
Absolute legend. Not many footballers nowadays have this type of appreciation and love for a club.
Werder legend, the Pizza man always deliver 🍕
Love this man.
Unreal footballer, what an inspiration.
Fabulous player and man...loved by all the clubs he played for!
Theres not one person in Bremen that doesnt love this man. One of the nicest, modest and best footballers ever. Shot so many important goals I cant even count them all
Owned a racing horse with Joey Barton - weird fact of the day
We're here for this kind of knowledge. 🐴
@@copa90 if useless facts were a subject when I went to school I'd have graduated 🤣
Die eine Sache auf die sich Bayern und Werder Fans einigen können - Piza Love!
Klose ist auch ganz ok😉
@@pramez8846 Oh, Klose aber (leider) ganz ganz heikles Thema bei vielen Werder-Fans :/
@@isalabells das stimmt leider wohl
inspiracion para todos los peruanos que aman el futbol, dale crack 🇵🇪
Didn't expect him to speak in English. Because everytime I watched videos about him, he either speaks in Spanish or German (Yes I know he played for Chelsea back in 2007, but still)
Guys, this kufaku band is legendary band. You should listen to their song. It will make your day
And better than German!
It’s truly a tragedy that so many people think he didn’t give it his all with the national team. In my eyes the greatest footballer in Peruvian. Opened doors for the likes of Paolo Guerrero and Farfan
How old are u? Because i remember correctly when claudio would miss a bunch of peruvian games because he would "injure himself" all the time right before a game. Or when he would go to peru he would always get caught drinking the night before at clubs. Always, and he would bring the young players with him to drink late nights. But he didnt do that in germany cuz he made the big bucks there.
@@0piero01 come on man accusing players of faking injuries? Was his performance the same as when he played in Germany, no. Unfortunately in my opinion, Pizarro played the worst position an elite player can play when surrounded by below average players. Pizarro is a true striker, he’s not gonna build the play and finish it himself. Lewandowski has the same issue internationally so he tries to play more of an attacking mid and is not nearly as impressive.
@@0piero01 as for the partying, the whole team partied. Including the coaches lol. They party to this day. It seems that people only cared when Pizarro partied. We have players that have pretty much thrown careers away from too much partying and we choose the one player that has succeed and choose him as an example? Sounds backwards
He was in Bundesliga ever since I started watching football in 98-99
PIIIZARROO, OOOHOO!!! Love this man, always will!
Crack!
Embajador ⚽️ peruano en el mundo 🌎 Una vez cuando estuve en Köln no sabía como llegar a mi siguiente destino y le pregunté a un alemán, cuando le dije que era de Perú, me dijo "ah Pizago" y todo fue más fácil.
#Legend #CP14
Proper underrated... Especially at his first spell in Bayern ... Chelsea ruined him and was amazing how he came back after the Chelsea's move
He would have accomplished a lot more if he was from a traditional football powerhouse like Brazil or Argentina. Both on the club and national team fronts. One of the best pure strikers in the 2000-2010s
What a player.
Werder Bremen definitely need to organise a testamonial vs Bayern once fans are back.
The game is going to be in about a month. Pizarro will be the first player allowed to play in weserstadium not just in a Werder dress but also in a Munich jersey. Greetings from Germany
Pizarro, Ailton, Frings . . . when Bremen was actually a good team
the 2000s were good years. Micoud, Diego, Mertesacker, Naldo, Borowski, Frings, Ailton, Klose, Pizarro, Özil... 2 German cups, 1 German league title and the Euroleague Final 2009. 2010 is when it all started to fall apart and 2021 was when we relegated the first time in 40 years and also the second time ever in the Bundesliga
In this and other worlds,legendary footballer Claudio Pizarro sir is one of the greatest footballers and human beings to ever be inspired in the world of football not just in Germany and Peru but almost throughout the world for us to be motivated to be successful daily in our respective lives forever and every generations that we would be born,good friends!!!All the very best to him daily in his studies,career and rest of his life forever and every generations that we would be born too,good friends!!!:-D
I still remember almost 20 years on the champions league games he scored in and the crowd chanting his name. "Claudio.... Pizarro!!!!!!"
In germany he isn't underated at all... everyone here knows him and everyone loves him
Most foreign players are mercenarys (no offence) but pizarro loved the clubs he played he played with heart and he loved the fans as much as they loved him.
Even to this day Claudio Pizarro and Giovanne Elber are by far the most respected non-german players which ever played in the bundesliga they just don't have any haters here.
Even i love them and i'm a wolfsburger and both of them scored tons of goals against us. :)
This
I saw him alive against Hanover,good player
Legend!
Legend
He’s a Saint in Germany, comparable to Jesus, but loved more. He’s the best striker to ever play the game. Period.
I love Pizarro
We love him in Bremen!!!!!!!!!! The Piza Express is always comes to you!
Alianza is the 2nd most successful club in Perú btw. Most successful club is Universitario de Deportes
SC más títulos nacionales q esos par de payasos, solo tienen más hinchada :v
True
From my country, Peru.
The best pizarro
Pizarro ooooohhhoohhhhh! 💚🤍
Express Pizza Delivery! My favourite player.
The streets will not forget 🙏
And now we will have the Farewell match, with people!!
The real peruvian crack❤️
Just for future references, Alianza is not Peru’s most successful club.
Is this a re upload?
Seems as if German football is somewhere in the back of everyone involved in football in England - especially at Copa90. Adding to the Ailton clip, the Grafite-Dzeko clip (where you somehow forgot to value the role of Misimovic appropriately?!?!?) and the "Wow, the DfB Pokal is actually a great competition, how come we never knew this???" surprise, this is the next instance of, well, false expectations due to being misinformed but suffering from the "thinking to be an expert in EVERYTHING football related"-version of the ever-present Dunning-Kruger Effect...
In the Bundesliga and among its followers, Claudio "Pizza" Pizarro is certainly a legend, a hero, a role model and one of its best know players, and that counts over the now 58 years of Bundesliga competition. And he has that status for many reasons: his playing ability to start with, but also his seeming ability to play world class football at the two most opposite clubs of the league as well as his unbelivable ability to "play one more year, since the team is short on strikers" and then even scoring multiple goals at age 40+ all the while being one of those players that everybody likes or loves and nobody hates or dislikes (unless he scores against you, but even then...).
The title of this video only makes sense to someone who does not know the Bundesliga but only sees Bayern, BVB or the odd other team in Champions League games.
Come one Copa90 - is that you self-set standard or are you slowly but surely turning to yellow-press tactics and start to slowly disown the actual competency you have in bringing football knowledge, football fandom and solid journalism together to create an interesting yet meaningful product and service?
Emperador
1:55 I’m a Peruvian but I’m not agree with this, most successful club in Peru is Universitario they have more leagues than Alianza Lima, and are the Peruvian club with the most titles. They are the only Peruvian club in the world that has been never relegated, and they together with Sporting Cristal are the only ones in Peru to reach a Copa Libertadores final
hope his testimonial match will be filled with fans
Look at the players Werder Bremen had a decade ago and before compared to the crap nowadays which has got them relegated 😳
They had loads of dope players. Fringz, Diego til before Juventus, young Arnautovic, Wiese, De Bruyne in 2012/13 when they scooped the 12th place finish, young Ozil before Madrid, Marko Marin, Sokratis, and old man Thomas Schaaf in charge when they were in the champions league
@@evolvedcopper2205 it shows how incompetent those behind the scenes are. Hopefully they'll find competent people to take this wonderful club back to where they belong, same with their fierce rivals HSV.
@@aidygooner agreed. As a lover of football in general more than i love my club i cant stand seeing the eternal clubs suffer. Hamburg and Bremen are two of Germany's mightiest and where they are now in stature is hard to look at. I had Bundesliga broadcasted on my local tv for 5 years and the commentary teams always mentioned Hamburg as the dinosaurs of the league because then they never been relegated. Werder were always a team i respected when i was a neutral to bundesliga, still do respect them. I heard Schalke dropped this year and part of me cant help but feel bad for them
1:50 Alianza Lima it is not the most successful club in the country. Although it is one of the most popular if not the most popular. But when it comes to titles is Universitario de Deportes.
Success (the opposite of failure) is the status of having achieved and accomplished an aim or objective. Being successful means the achievement of desired visions and planned goals. ... The dictionary describes success as the following: “attaining wealth, prosperity and/or fame”. Personally i think and strongly believe that if any winning does not go along with the impact on people that winning itself does not equals to success. Therefore, the guy in this video is correct.
@@raulvalverde6979 bro when we talk about success in football the money doesn’t care, cares the titles, the good matches but Alianza Lima hasn’t any of that on titles is overcome by Universitario, Universitario has never been relegated, but alianza yes, good matches all clubs have but Alianza has the worst streak in Copa Libertadores . 30 matches without winning , 10 years. So if we talk about success in football the least that comes to mind is MONEY, Money doesn’t give you success just take a look to PSG or Manchester City
Deportivo what!?
Pesquero
Likes his racehorses...
yes underrated cause he was peruvian :(
Deportivo what 😂😂
Pesquero
His club history is Amazing but the way he play for his country was horrible
Prefiero mil veces ganar una champions incluso jugando de suplente muchos partidos a clasificar gracias al Var y con las justas a un mundial.
First
Bundesliga is the best league
Oh yeah definitely with Bayern winning it every season..
BBB How does that affect the excitement of the league in any way?
@@silbermund4253 because we know who is going to win the league... every season
sorry but is PL
@@ivailobumbovski4286 Generic league without passion.
This is about Pizarro’s story but nothing to do with Peru at all.
No, which is sad. It is unbelievable how a person could be adored outside and not on his own country. A man who won a champions instead of classified for a world cup thanks to the VAR. I guess people in Perú prefer a drug addict instead a real player.
Haha ofc he would always score against guerreros team
Underrated? Not dat much really, if you watched football in 2000's and if u played football manager 😆
Underrated? Really?
Outside of germany, yes
Underrated? Lol for sure not in Germany....