Strength is the most important aspect of modern football, and when combined with exceptional technique, the player can become almost unstoppable.
We’ve all seen the dumb instruments, the people who were athletes before they became players.
But who are the people who have combined strength, speed, endurance and technique in equal proportions to become the strongest football athletes?

The most effective and simplest approach to assessing the physical fitness and strength of players would be to conduct a test or competition, similar to “Superstars”. But since such incidents can happen, and now the players are so well paid and valuable to their clubs, we will have to build our own system.

Each sport focuses on one or more aspects of physical fitness.
On the other hand, football is practically unique in that it requires players to improve in various physical disciplines in order to reach the top. Physical training has made players faster, stronger and jumping higher than ever in modern play. Sprinting, running medium and long distances, as well as flexibility, strength, endurance and technique are now more important than ever.

Depending on the formation in which the players are used, the physical load during the tasks subsequently increases.
With the increase of the level of physical training and expectations, the game of wing-back is practically obsolete in the modern game due to the high requirements that are placed on the person.

What factors contribute to a player’s dominance?

In football, power is defined as a combination of speed, strength, endurance and skill.
Without these components, the player becomes less efficient and begins to look like an athlete playing football, rather than an athletic footballer.

Hulk

The striker of Zenit St. Petersburg is one of the most explosive players in the world, able to dominate the defense with speed, strength or just intimidation.

The former Hulk striker has made a living as such, which is quite unusual for a Brazilian central striker. Zenit paid a total of 80 million euros for him and Alex Witsel, which shows that he still has a significant role in the game, even if he is in an outpost like the Russian Premier League.

Marek Hamsik

Marek Hamsik, a Slovak national, has been a regular in Serie A since making his debut with the Brescia team at the age of 17.
At the tender age of 25, the Napoli midfielder is one of the most dynamic box-to-box midfielders in the game. Hamsik has built a career by covering every grass during a match, and his endurance for Napoli’s cause is almost unheard of.

Father Schweinsteiger

Bastian Schweinsteiger is currently the best midfielder on the planet. Whether organized and led by Bayern Munich or the German national team, Schweinsteiger is the true leader on the field that all players look to with hope.
He patrols the field as a guard dog, carefully guarding his space and the ball. When you play against him, you know you have to win the physical war before you even try to play against him.

Dani Alves

Danny Alves embodies what a modern defender should be capable of.
He marauds up and down the right side like a skater and is always available to help his midfield and defense.
The Brazilian defender has made a career thanks to his exceptional endurance and speed, and in another life he could easily be an Olympic midfielder.

Wayne Rooney

The most perfect football player in the world is also one of the greatest athletes in this sport.
Rooney can do anything on the field, and his flexibility is due to his exceptional athleticism as a player.
His manager, Sir Alex Ferguson, often uses him in width, behind the striker, as a striker or in the center of the field. His enormous strength as a player is at the heart of all his excellent play, regardless of position.