الجزيرة الرياضية
الجزيرة الرياضية
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ESPN Network clarifies that the physical superiority of American athletes, which is designed for strength- and bulk-based sports like basketball and American football, does not effectively translate into success in soccer. Data shows that American soccer players are characterized by height and muscular mass, but they lack the creative skills required in the game. Soccer demands different physical attributes, such as shorter stature, speed, and a low center of gravity. Additionally, elements like innovation and the ability to create scoring opportunities require players who are generally shorter, with an average height ranging between 170 and 180 centimeters. The report emphasizes that the American athlete development system, which emphasizes bulkiness, plays a major role in the shortage of creative talent and playmakers, thus hindering the United States’ ability to produce outstanding players in technical roles. The report concludes that success in soccer depends on producing the right player for the game, not just on body bulk or physical skills designed for American sports.
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