52 years ago today, August 9, 1973 (July 11, 1973 in the lunar calendar), Italian football star Philippe Inzaghi was born. Philip Inzaghi (also translated as Philip Enshaki, born on August 9, 1973) is the most offensive efficient striker in Italy in the past two decades. He does not have the skills of former star Baggio, nor does he have the same strong body as his good friend Vieri, nor does he have the lightning speed of Ronaldo or Henry. He has become a world-class striker solely by relying on his ability to seize opportunities in front of goal and his diligence and love for football. Inzaghi represented Italy in three World Cups in 1998, 2002 and 2006, and was a member of the Italian team that won the 2006 World Cup championship. FIFA commented on Inzaghi: "He has a crazy passion for any game, but he can maintain a simple football style." Inzaghi, who is now at the end of his career, is still a key figure in AC Milan's winning games. He showed his tenacious and unyielding fighting spirit despite repeated injuries. Inzaghi, who had been resting for almost a year in the spring of 2006, was like a tiger who came out of the cage, scoring crazily in the Italian league and the Champions League, including important games against Bayern Munich and Lyon. He finally caught the last train to Germany for the World Cup. In the 2007 Champions League final, Inzaghi scored two goals from Milan and helped the team defeat England's powerhouse Liverpool 2 - 1. In the next European Super Cup final, Inzaghi made contributions again. In the World Club Cup final held in Japan at the end of the year, Inzaghi scored two goals again, allowing Milan to defeat Argentina's Boca Juniors 4 - 2. On the eve of the 2008 European Championship, Inzaghi scored 10 goals in six games, showing people the myth of his everlasting unbeaten life with ironclad facts. Comment: The ability to capture opportunities in the restricted area is superb, and the vitality of football lasts forever!