Why do many players and team names have various ways to write them?

In fact, it is very knowledgeable about the players and team names, and there are many knowledge points covered behind it. Not only does the fans need to have a deep understanding of football, but they also need to have a certain cultural background.

Take Yorke, which has been popular recently, for example. He usually has two names in the media now, one is Dzekelish and the other is Yorketh.

Why is his name so special?

The reason is that his name Viktor Gyökeres is very complicated. By blood, he is Hungarian, and in Hungarian he is called Dzekelish.

However, Yorkeus grew up in Sweden and grew up here. When he grew up, he also played for the Swedish national team.

According to the pronunciation of Swedish, it will be called "Yorcres".

Therefore, it is true that everyone can see the names of Yorke and Zhekelais in the media. No matter which statement is, it depends on how everyone is more accustomed to calling them.

If we look at more rigorous nationality, player choice and willingness, Yorke will be the mainstream and standardized writing style, because they have chosen to play for the Swedish national team, and most media will first choose this title when publishing news.

But it’s okay to write or write. Everyone has their own special habits. It’s enough for everyone to understand that Zhekelais and Yorkeus are the same person. There is no need to say that it is necessary to correct whether the writing method is right or wrong.

For teams, Arsenal is called the "Gullers" and Leverkusen is called the "pharmaceutical factory", and there are also great concerns here.

The title Arsenal called Gunner also has its origins. In 1886, a group of gun-making workers formed a team, originally named "DialSquare", which was later renamed Arsenal.

Looking at the team logo, everyone knows that Arsenal has a cannon design, which echoes the identity of military factories and workers before.

Later, famous coaches such as Wenger coached Arsenal. The style of the game was gorgeous and pleasing to the eye. Fans spontaneously linked the team's history and culture with the current football style, and it would be appropriate to describe it as "Guller".

Arsenal's official nickname is "Gunners". Their mascot is Gunnersaurus, a green dinosaur. I believe that fans who often watch Arsenal will definitely know this history.

In addition to the Gunners, fans also like to call Arsenal "arsen", which is also closely related to the history and culture of their team.

Leverkusen's pharmaceutical factory writing mainly involves their Bayer company. Leverkusen Football Club Bayer is a giant in the German pharmaceutical industry and one of the largest pharmaceutical companies in the world. Therefore, Leverkusen has the title of pharmaceutical factory in the publicity of fans, and this also comes from the team's history and culture.

From this we can see that the team's nickname and writing style are still very particular, and it is definitely not a mess of screaming.

Like Parma in Italy, it was once called the "Cow Legion". Many people don't understand why they call cows? The reason is that Parmalat, the sponsor of this team, is an Italian family-owned conglomerate, the largest dairy giant in Italy, producing milk products.

When you see this Parmalat costume, you can think of the glory of the team Parma in the 1990s.

Finally, let’s talk about the various miscellaneous names of players and teams. For example, Pirlo, some people may say that he is "sleeping skin" because his style of playing football is relatively elegant, and his melancholy little eyes are sleepy, giving people a feeling of "not waking up but being able to play well", which is quite comfortable.

So everyone would laugh at him as the title of "Sleeping Skin".

and Ibrahimovic, many fans will call him "Fengxian", mainly because his character and domineering nature of playing football are too similar to Lu Bu of the Three Kingdoms. He is brave and brave, giving people an image of being brave.

So everyone would also tease Ibrahimovic, saying that he was Lu Fengxian, and praised his skills through such a nickname.

I think this statement is also good. It neither sarcasm nor belittles it. Instead, it describes the players' playing characteristics more interestingly, which can make people more impressed. I like this writing style very much.

If a fan commented on Ibrahimovic, he would say he was Da Fengxian, and I would also be very satisfied. This means that this would be a real fan. At least he had watched a lot of football, otherwise he would not have known Ibrahimovic's special nickname.

For the team, Chelsea calls a car, which comes from the Cantonese "Chelus". The name of Cantonese is very different from that of Chinese, and is more special in the domestic football circle.

Arsenal is called Axiannu and Chelsea is called Talushi. These are all pronunciations from Cantonese. On the players' side, Beckham is Bernard, Trezeguet is Chasgut, and Gerald is Sherat.

For example, these names are very different from Mandarin.

Due to the particularity of Cantonese football culture, many strange ways of writing players and teams will be born here. When everyone gets used to it, they will also expand these concepts.

Just like Chelsea now, when you call him a "car", many fans can know what it represents, and everyone is familiar with it.

Learn more about these cultures, it is quite interesting to watch football, which can make you love football more.