Which player plays the most?

In football games, some players tend to appear unknown on the field and are rarely noticed. They are not the core players of the team, nor do they have much offensive and defensive performance, as if they are just playing soy sauce on the court. So among the many players, which player can truly bear the title of "soy sauce"?

We need to make a clear concept. The so-called "soy sauce" refers to having an average performance in a game without many outstanding performances or goals. In this sense, one player is often impressive and that is Henry Onekaru, a former international from Nigeria.

Onekaru's skills in making soy sauce can be described as first-class, and his performance in the World Cup is the best proof. From 2002 to 2014, Onekaru played in four World Cups but scored only once. Although he is a striker, his number of goals is negligible, making him nicknamed the "King of the World Cup".

There is another player who is also very good at making soy sauce, and that is South Korea's Park Ji-sung. As a striker for Paris Saint-Germain, Park's performance in the Asian Cup was impressive. His performance in many games was limited to running on the court, but he rarely scored goals. This made him the king of soy sauce in the eyes of fans.

What we cannot ignore is Barcelona's midfield core Xavi. Although Harvey is one of the representative figures in football's passing and control skills, his performance on the offensive end is relatively flat. He rarely has the opportunity to shoot or assist, but more passes and organizes offense. This made him often jokingly known as a representative of "soy sauce".

The above-mentioned players have all become representatives of "making soy sauce" in their own unique ways. They silently contributed during the game and received little attention, but they undoubtedly played an important role in the overall performance of the team. After all, in a game, not only do you need excellent offense and defense, but you also need the tacit cooperation of the team. These players who are "playing soy sauce" are also indispensable.