Every Game Need A Game Changer

A single touch to make a difference and win the match. Like Zinedine Zidane in the 1998 World Cup Finals, or his legendary volley in the 2002 Champions League final for Real Madrid. Three touches, three impossible goals.Whether passing, scoring or setting up the match winner, a single masterly stroke can change the rhythm and break the deadlock.Through blazing speed and unparalleled quickness, a game changer possesses a six sense to set himself up and light up the game.

Taken from adidas.com/football

Every Team Needs A Finale

"A finale is there for teams to measure the greatness against. A tool that enables them to identify their place amongst the greatest teams to have stormed the pitch. To measure their physical and mental toughess, individually and collectively. There is no formula for winning the Champions League or the World Cup. History shows that experienced teams reach finals, but only the strongest 11 earn the honour of raising the cup above their heads."

Taken from adidas.com/football

Every Teams Needs To Play As One

"11 talented players coming together on a pitch. The great individual players like Zidane win more than just Golden Balls; they win Champions League and World Cup trophies.

They know that even though they can single-handedly dictate the course of the game, The Game is never won by a single player. There are 10 others there to back them up. Great teams like Real Madrid strike fear into the hearts of their opponents because, collectively, they are capable of magic on the pitch. Great teams play as one."

Taken from www.adidas.com

Playing as a team is the core of playing beautiful football. We seen teams who depends on certain individuals for it to perform and it does work for them. However it may not last that long as the team being too depending on certain individuals they tend to play badly when the player is unavailable due to injury, etc.