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The Midfield General: He pioneered the "Slalom Dribble," maintaining near-perfect ball retention while advancing through the opponent's central midfield block.
The Two-Way Engine: He was statistically one of the first midfielders to rank in the top 5% for both tackles won and goals scored in international tournaments.
Elite Progressive Carrying: He averaged 15 forward-breaking runs per 90 minutes during the 1962 World Cup, driving his nation to the final.
High-Value Chance Creation: He was the primary tactical asset for Dukla Prague, orchestrating over 60% of the team's goals during their most successful era.
The Big Game Player: Scored the opening goal in the 1962 World Cup Final against Brazil, cementing his status as a world-class big-game performer.
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