Federico Chiesa, Caspar Schmeichel, Marcus Thuram, one after another, played in the European Cup, and some of them can be described as a tiger father without a dog. Players with a family reputation can be overwhelmed by unnecessary pressure; they may also be motivated to take it to the next level, now let's look at the 4 families that have appeared in the European Championship.
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Known as the "natural leader" and the strongest defensive player in modern times, Maldini is a traditional Italian football family, from grandfather Cesare Maldini to father Paul Maldini to son Daniel Maldini are ac Milan players. Although César Maldini only played 14 games for the Italian national team, he won the 1992, 1994 and 1996 Euro 21 Championships as manager and was known for coaching defence. Paulo Maldini, the longest-serving italian athlete, failed to win the title and lost to France in the 2000 Euro 2000 final. As for Daniel Maldini, who is only playing for the U18 and U19 teams for the time being, he is still waiting for the opportunity to shine at the age of 19.
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Marcos Alonso's three generations are all named Marcos Alonso, grandfather Marcos Alonso Imaz, father Marcos Alonso Peña, and most familiarly Known Marcos Alonso Mendoza, all of whom played for Real Madrid. Unfortunately, the competition in the Spanish team was too great, and his son and grandfather Marcos Alonso Imaz only played a few games for the country and did not play in the European Cup. Only his father, Marcos Alonso Peña, was listed as a substitute at Euro 1984, but did not play, and Spain finished second at that European Championship.
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This year's Danish final four, good results, but also reminiscent of the 1992 Danish fairy tale, when Michel Laudru popularized Brian Laudrup is a Danish front general. However, it turned out that Brian Laudrup had a disagreement with the coach in the qualifiers and withdrew, until Yugoslavia was suspended from the Denmark due to the civil war, he was re-selected, and finally defeated Germany in the final, and he also became the Danish Footballer of the Year. Their father, Finn Laudrup, was also a Danish star in the 1960s and played 19 games for the national team.
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The Weiss family is an important family in Slovak football, and both father and son are known as Vladimír Weiss. His father, Vladimír Weiss, was a famous player for the domestic team Inter Bratislava, who also represented Czechoslovakia at the 1990 World Cup and later for Slovakia. He also served as head coach of the Slovak national team from 2008 to 2012, only to resign after failing to lead Slovakia to Euro 2012. As for son Vladimír Weiss, who debuted at Manchester City, he played for Bolton Wanderers, Glasgow Wanderers, Real Espanyol and now plays for Qatari side AlGaraf. He scored the winning goal against Russia at Euro 2016 to win the team's first victory. He was also named in the squad for this European Championship, but only as a substitute.