穆斯莱拉，穆斯莱拉进球

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费尔南多·穆斯莱拉（Fernando Muslera，1986年6月16日－）是一位乌拉圭足球运动员。在场上司职守门员。目前效力于土耳其足球超级联赛的加拉塔萨雷足球俱乐部。2007年8月，穆斯莱拉以300万欧元转会至拉齐奥。在2009年下半赛季，穆斯莱拉成为拉齐奥的主力门将。在2009年的意大利杯决赛中，穆斯莱拉扑出了两个点球，协助拉齐奥最终夺冠。 　　费尔南多·穆斯莱拉出生于乌拉圭首都蒙得维的亚，现效力于意大利拉齐奥队。目前他也是乌拉圭国家队的正选门将。 　　 身高1米90的费尔南多·穆斯莱拉成名很早，在乌拉圭民族队效力了半个赛季之后就被欧洲众多豪门看中，这其中包括意大利拉齐奥队、尤文图斯、英格兰阿森纳队以及葡萄牙的本菲卡队。 费尔南多·穆斯莱拉的职业生涯起步于蒙特维迪奥流浪者足球俱乐部，2007年租借到乌拉圭联赛巨擘民族队，在当年的解放者杯中大放异彩。2007年8月，穆斯莱拉以300万欧元转会至拉齐奥。 穆斯莱拉登陆意甲的处子赛季是灾难性的，由于卡里佐转会搁浅，穆斯莱拉作为联赛主力登场。穆斯莱拉代表球队出战了同亚特兰大、卡利亚里以及雷吉纳的比赛，表现中规中矩。在联赛第四轮主场迎战AC米兰的比赛中初出茅庐的穆斯莱拉显得极其不适应，低级失误层出不穷，更是被吊射、送点球、穿裆连番羞辱，最终拉齐奥队也在主场1-5惨败给了AC米兰队。主帅罗西将穆斯莱拉基本打入冷宫，只是让穆斯莱拉在杯赛中担任首发，而穆斯莱拉也没有放弃，依旧努力的训练，等待着机会。直到拉齐奥在终于对卡里佐的糟糕状态失去了耐性，穆斯莱拉用一个美妙的下半赛季迅速上位，并且在意大利杯决赛中两度封出点球为拉齐奥赢得了前往北京的机票。 如今穆斯莱拉已经坐稳了拉齐奥队的主力位置，这个赛季的出色表现也为他迎来了一份年薪更高的新合同，在拉齐奥今年糟糕的环境中，穆斯莱拉已经是少数能够让球迷感到满意的球员了。 穆斯莱拉有着标准的门将身材，1米90的身高还有着惊人的弹速和反应，不仅像所有的南美门将一样有着出色的门内技术，穆斯莱拉对于高空球的控制也相当不错。不过穆斯莱拉的扑救手型有点小问题，所以他也会因此出现一些不该有的失误，如何让自己变得更加稳定是穆斯莱拉如今需要面临的课题。

费尔南多·穆斯莱拉的国家队生涯

费尔南多·穆斯莱拉很早就入选了乌拉圭国家队，不过他始终担任替补从未获得出场机会。2009年10月，世界杯预选赛关键时期，穆斯莱拉临危受命在乌拉圭队的最后四场世预赛中担任主力，他也用稳定的发挥回报了主教练的信任，帮助球队获得世界杯参赛权。在世界杯1/4决赛乌拉圭对阵加纳的比赛中，加时赛最后时刻苏亚雷斯用手挡出了加纳队的头球，被主裁判以极刑，红牌罚下苏亚雷斯并给了加纳队一个点球。吉安主罚点球却打中了横梁，乌拉圭幸运的躲过了一截，把比赛拖入了点球大战。前两轮，两队战成2：2平；第三轮，穆斯莱拉扑出了约翰·蒙萨绵软无力的点球，乌拉圭3：2领先。第四轮，乌拉圭先是将球罚丢，随后穆斯莱拉再一次扑出了点球，这一次是小将阿迪亚主罚。第五轮，乌拉圭队没有错过赢得比赛的好机会。齐达内灵魂附体，阿布鲁的勺子点球奠定了乌拉圭的胜局。他们挺进了半决赛，虽然接下来乌拉圭以两个2:3不敌荷兰、德国只得获得第四名，但这也创造了乌拉圭40年来在世界杯上的最好成绩，表现优异的穆斯莱拉功不可没。2011年美洲杯，乌拉圭门神出色的表现最终同队友一起夺得冠军。四分之一决赛对阵阿根廷，少打一人的乌拉圭正是穆斯莱拉一次次瓦解了世界最强攻击线：梅西，伊瓜因，阿奎罗等一次次的射门。把比赛拖进了加时赛与点球大战。点球大战中，穆斯莱拉几乎判断对了阿根廷每位射手的方向，并扑出了特维斯的点球。带领球队杀进四强。决赛中又用指尖把巴拉圭的必进球托上了横梁。赛后他与队友调侃滑稽的亲吻也让球迷为之感慨欢庆。

穆斯莱拉，介绍下

费尔南多·穆斯莱拉

出生：1986年6月16日 蒙罗维迪亚

此人身高1．90米，据说是近几年来南美大陆上最有潜力的门将之一，曾是阿森纳,尤文图斯队和国际米兰追逐的目标！

上赛季他出色的表现帮助民族队晋级解放者杯的1/4决赛。穆斯莱拉是民族队中最好的球员!

穆斯莱拉的守门技术如何？

稳定性不足，曾经在意甲首秀被米兰灌进5个球，不过现在是乌拉圭国家队的主力门将，在拉齐奥也基本坐稳主力

乌拉圭的门将叫什么名字，在哪个俱乐部踢球？

乌拉圭门将：费尔南多·穆斯莱拉

外文名：Fernando Muslera

国籍：乌拉圭

所属运动队：加拉塔萨雷足球俱乐部

出生地：蒙得维的亚

出生日期：1986年6月16日

身高：190cm

体重：74kg

场上位置：门将

惯用脚：右脚

拉齐奥门将穆斯莱拉的英文介绍

　　This name uses Spanish naming customs. The first or paternal family name is "Muslera" and the second or maternal family name is "Micol". 　　Fernando Néstor Muslera Micol (Spanish pronunciation: [feɾˈnando muzˈleɾa]; born 16 June 1986 in Buenos Aires, Argentina) is a Uruguayan footballer who plays as a goalkeeper for Italian Serie A club Lazio and the Uruguayan national team, where he is first-team goalkeeper. Muslera currently resides in Rome, Italy. 　　Uruguay 　　Muslera started his professional football career with Montevideo Wanderers in 2004, having come through the club's youth system. After impressive performances for Wanderers, giants Nacional opted to take him on loan in 2006. 　　Despite only playing at Nacional for a short time, Muslera's performances saw him linked with some of Europe's biggest clubs such as Benfica, Juventus, Lazio and Arsenal. 　　Lazio 　　Muslera joined Lazio at the close of the 2007 summer transfer window for €3 million as a replacement for the retired Angelo Peruzzi and after plans to sign Juan Pablo Carrizo were delayed due to the non-EU status of the Argentine. Muslera was signed by the Roman side to become the new first choice goalkeeper ahead of veteran Marco Ballotta. 　　Muslera made his debut for Lazio in a 3–1 home win against Cagliari on 16 September 2007, and made four more consecutive starts, the last which was a disastrous performance in Lazio's 1–5 home loss to Milan on 7 October, a match in which he was at fault on four of the five goals Lazio conceded. That result saw him benched in favour of 44-year-old Marco Ballotta. Muslera remained as the second choice for the remainder of the season, making only four more league appearances and none in the UEFA Champions League. He did however play all of Lazio's remaining Coppa Italia matches, putting in good performances. 　　Muslera started as second-choice keeper for the 2008–09 season behind new signing Juan Pablo Carrizo but regained the starting spot in January 2009 following a run of poor form by Carrizo, coupled with conflicts with team management. Muslera's first starting appearance in the league this season saw him make several saves in a 3–1 loss to Sampdoria, including blocking an Antonio Cassano penalty. Further impressive performances in away wins over Napoli and Genoa, as well as in his first ever Derby della Capitale, saw Muslera regain a considerable amount of faith he had lost the previous season. 　　Known to the Lazio fans as castorino, or the "little beaver", Muslera was also an integral part of the club's successful Coppa Italia campaign, making decisive saves against Milan and Juventus as Lazio reached the final for the first time in five seasons. In the final on May 13, 2009, Muslera saved two penalties as Lazio emerged victorious 6–5 in the shootout after the match ended 1–1 in extra time.[2] 　　The Uruguayan's impressive season saw him cement his position as the Roman club's first choice in the 2009–10 season, despite the arrival of Argentine keeper Albano Bizzarri on a free transfer. Muslera played in goal as Lazio opened the season with a 2–1 win over Inter in the 2009 Supercoppa Italiana, played in Beijing. 　　International career 　　Muslera had been called up for the Uruguayan national team on numerous occasions, but did not earn his first cap until October 10, 2009, when he started in Uruguay's 2–1 away win over Ecuador. The match was Uruguay's penultimate qualifier for the 2010 FIFA World Cup in South Africa. He made his FIFA World Cup debut against France on June 11th, 2010, Uruguay's opening game of the tournament and the second game on the opening day of the 2010 FIFA World Cup. He kept a clean sheet during all 3 of Uruguay's group matches (0–0 against France, 3–0 against South Africa, and 1–0 against Mexico). Muslera was decisive in the quarterfinal match against Ghana, when he saved two penalties at the penalty shootout. 　　On August 11, 2010 he played in a friendly match against Angola in Lisbon, Portugal. Uruguay won 2-0. 　　Honours 　　S.S. Lazio 　　Coppa Italia: 2009 　　Supercoppa Italiana: 2009 　　Uruguay 　　FIFA World Cup 2010: 4º Place