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Photo: W. Punt / Anefo, 3 April 1972, Nationaal Archief, CC0, resized from the original · Black-and-white press photograph of Eusébio on the arrival of the Benfica team at Schiphol airport, Netherlands, 3 April 1972, by W. Punt for Anefo; Nationaal Archief (Dutch National Archives), Fotocollectie Anefo, file number 925-5025, titled 'Aankomst Benfica op Schiphol, Eusebio' (permanent link hdl.handle.net/10648/abe5ba56-d0b4-102d-bcf8-003048976d84). Rights review: the live Nationaal Archief record (opened 2026-11-01) gives the photographer as Punt, W. / Anefo, the date 1972-04-03, the person keyword 'Eusebio' and the rights holder as 'Nationaal Archief, CC0', and the image served by the archive's own file service is this photograph; no conflicting notice was found. Identity rests on the archive's title and person keyword and agrees with other archive photographs of him taken in 1963. The lead image (an uploader's scan of a 1973 sticker) was not used; a separate Commons file of a 1963 Anefo frame was rejected because the live archive record for that file number shows a different, head-less frame marked as a failed shot, so the Commons image could not be tied to the archive record. Original 2450 x 3691 pixels, downscaled to 797 x 1200 (no cropping, never upscaled). · CC0 1.0 (public domain dedication by the Nationaal Archief)
핵심 특성
주요 업적
벤피카의 공격수로 15시즌 동안 리그 우승 11회와 포르투갈컵 우승 5회를 이루었고, 10년 연속 리그 득점왕에 올랐으며 1962년 유러피언컵 결승 레알 마드리드전에서 두 골을 넣었다. 1965년에는 유럽 올해의 선수에 선정되었다.
1966년 월드컵에서 북한전 0-3 열세를 네 골로 뒤집어 5-3 승리를 이끌었고, 아홉 골로 대회 득점왕에 올라 포르투갈의 3위에 기여했다.
1968년과 1973년 유러피언 골든슈를 받았고, 한 신문 부고에 따르면 1998년 FIFA 전문가 위원회가 선정한 축구 역대 10대 선수에 이름을 올렸으며, 세 번째 수상자로 UEFA 회장상을 받았다.
삶의 장면들
1966년 월드컵 북한전에서 포르투갈이 0-3으로 뒤진 뒤 네 골을 넣어 경기를 뒤집었고, 준결승에서 잉글랜드에 패한 뒤에는 눈물을 흘리며 경기장을 떠났다.
이는 승리에 대한 강한 의지와 뒤처진 상황을 받아들이지 않는 태도와 부합하지만, 주로 부고 기사에 서술된 한 대회의 일화이다. 경쟁 성향
전 동료 누누 고메스는 자신이 벤피카에 왔을 때 에우제비우가 조언을 해 주고 골을 넣도록 도우려 했다고 회고한다.
이는 동료를 돕는 태도와 부합하지만, 사망 직후에 나온 한 동료의 추모 발언에 근거한다. 협업 성향
전환점
1960년 12월 18세의 나이로 모잠비크를 떠나 벤피카와 계약했고, 등록 분쟁이 정리된 뒤 1962년 유러피언컵 결승에서 두 골을 넣어 우승을 이끌었다.
이는 더 강한 클럽으로 옮긴 뒤 빠르게 정상급 무대로 올라선 것과 부합한다. 경쟁 성향
비슷한 인물
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출처
- Eusébio (Q162043), verified live via the Wikidata API (2026-11-01): label 'Eusébio', description 'Portuguese footballer (1942-2014)', born 1942-01-25, died 2014-01-05, Korean label 에우제비우. Orientation only; not used as support for any row.
- UEFA.com, 'Eusébio da Silva Ferreira: 1942-2014' (obituary, January 2014; read in full, about 600 words). CANONICAL SIGNIFICANCE SOURCE: one of the most prolific goalscorers in the history of football, who won 11 league titles in 15 seasons at Benfica plus five Portuguese Cups and was league top scorer ten years running; the 1965 Ballon d'Or and European Golden Shoes in 1968 and 1973; the UEFA President's Award, only the third man to receive it after Alfredo Di Stefano and Sir Bobby Charlton; his sportsmanship in the 1968 European Cup final and national mourning on his death.
- UEFA.com, 'UEFA President's Award: Eusébio's memories' (interview feature; read in full, about 450 words). His own account of the 1962 European Cup final in Amsterdam, where he scored twice in a 5-3 win over Real Madrid, of asking to meet his idol Di Stefano and keeping his shirt, and of Benfica as a family that wanted to win and to play attractive football. Self-report and an award body's own feature, so used with caution.
- SL Benfica, 'Eternal Eusébio' (club news page on the ceremony for his entry to the National Pantheon; read in full, about 500 words). Club account with tribute remarks by his former teammate Antonio Simoes; notes that he spent 15 seasons at the club, was three times top scorer of the European Champions Clubs' Cup and won two Golden Boots and a Golden Ball. Club tribute, so admiring; political remarks in it were read but not used.
- 'Eusebio, 71, dignified presence for Portuguese soccer teams', obituary distributed from New York and printed in The Boston Globe, 6 January 2014 (read in full, about 800 words). Independent newspaper obituary: the 1966 World Cup comeback against North Korea, the Ballon d'Or and Golden Boots, 679 goals in 678 official games by FIFA's count, his reported stance toward the injured Pele, his later years in the North American league and his role as a paid football ambassador. The article's own authorship line was not shown on the page.
- John Brewin, 'Eusebio: Portuguese pioneer', ESPN.com FIFA World Cup legends series (7 May 2010), as reposted on a Nigerian commentary site on 6 January 2014 (read in full, about 1,200 words). Independent football writer's career profile: signing for Benfica, the 1966 World Cup, his sportsmanship toward Charlton and the Manchester United goalkeeper, a continuing resentment about the venue change for the 1966 semi-final, and a note that some have questioned his status as an African pioneer given his lack of public interest in African football. The repost, not the ESPN original, was opened.
- Manuela Lanza and news agencies, 'Eusebio was Portugal's greatest: Gomes', Al Jazeera (8 January 2014; read in full, about 700 words). Interviews with two former Benfica teammates, Nuno Gomes and Antonio Simoes, giving first-hand descriptions of his conduct with younger players and on the pitch, a table of his Portugal appearances and goals (64 caps, 41 goals), and a summary of his club honours. Teammates' tributes soon after his death, so admiring.
- FourFourTwo, 'Eusebio: Factfile' (5 January 2014; read in full, about 700 words). Dated career timeline: Benfica debut in 1961, two goals in the 1962 European Cup final, defeats in the finals of 1963, 1965 and 1968, nine goals at the 1966 World Cup, his applause for the opposing goalkeeper in 1968 and the later North American spells; some totals (733 goals in 745 matches) differ from other sources and were not used.
- Wikipedia, 'Eusébio' (read; orientation only, never counted as a source and not used as support for any row). It was read to cross-check dates and honours; its passages on his dealings with the Portuguese regime and on his injuries were not used.