Renowned South Korean musician Zico gained recognition for his crossover skills with the Korean hip hop scene while maintaining an underground reputation along with mainstream appeal as a Korean idol. The artist will reportedly be holding a solo concert in Tokyo.<h2>Zico issues statement about his return to Tokyo</h2>As per the report of The Chosun Biz, a day before his solo concert, Zico issued a statement through his agency, KOZ Entertainment Co.: "I'm really nervous to be doing a concert in Japan after a long time. I've made every preparation so that the audience will feel they want to see me as soon as possible. You can look forward to it."&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/blackpink-s-lisa-to-make-her-hollywood-debut-with-a-romantic-comedy-film-here-s-what-we-know-1770362761777">BLACKPINK's Lisa to make her Hollywood debut with a romantic-comedy film? Here's what we know</a>&nbsp;For the unversed, Zico is grabbing attention for his song Yin and Yang (FANXY CHILD Version), (feat. DEAN, PENOMECO), released at 6 pm on February 4. The song is the remix of the original released by Zico and Crush with DEAN and PENOMECO joining in.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/bollywood/ghooskhor-pandat-controversy-director-neeraj-pandey-issues-statement-netflix-removes-promotional-content-from-social-media-1770353434966">Ghooskhor Pandat controversy: Director Neeraj Pandey issues statement</a><h2>All about Zico</h2>Zico is a South Korean rapper, record producer and singer-songwriter. He made her debut as the leader of the boy band Block B in 2011 and made his first solo release in 2014. He is part of the crew Fanxy Child, which he formed in 2016.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/photos/nora-fatehi-s-net-worth-how-rich-the-artist-is-1770274266246">Nora Fatehi's net worth- How rich is the artist?</a>&nbsp;In 2019, he released his first full-length solo album, Thinking. Zico's 2020 single "Any Song" spent seven weeks atop the Circle Digital Chart, becoming the longest-running number-one song in history at the time.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/bollywood/naseeruddin-shah-claims-mumbai-university-disinvited-him-from-an-event-without-warning-1770348044908">"Naseeruddin Shah claims Mumbai University snubbed him without warning</a>&nbsp;In 2024, he achieved his first number-one hit on the US Billboard World Digital Song Sales chart and his first top-ten entry on the Billboard Global Excl. U.S. chart with the single "Spot!" featuring Jennie.

Renowned musician Zico will reportedly be making his return to Tokyo after eight years for a solo concert. Read to know more details about the upcoming event. 

Renowned South Korean musician Zico gained recognition for his crossover skills with the Korean hip hop scene while maintaining an underground reputation along with mainstream appeal as a Korean idol. The artist will reportedly be holding a solo concert in Tokyo. Zico issues statement about his return to Tokyo As per the report of The Chosun Biz, a day before his solo concert, Zico issued a statement through his agency, KOZ Entertainment Co.: "I'm really nervous to be doing a concert in Japan after a long time. I've made every preparation so that the audience will feel they want to see me as soon as possible. You can look forward to it." Also Read: BLACKPINK's Lisa to make her Hollywood debut with a romantic-comedy film? Here's what we know For the unversed, Zico is grabbing attention for his song Yin and Yang (FANXY CHILD Version), (feat. DEAN, PENOMECO), released at 6 pm on February 4. The song is the remix of the original released by Zico and Crush with DEAN and PENOMECO joining in. Also Read: Ghooskhor Pandat controversy: Director Neeraj Pandey issues statement All about Zico Zico is a South Korean rapper, record producer and singer-songwriter. He made her debut as the leader of the boy band Block B in 2011 and made his first solo release in 2014. He is part of the crew Fanxy Child, which he formed in 2016. Also Read: Nora Fatehi's net worth- How rich is the artist? In 2019, he released his first full-length solo album, Thinking. Zico's 2020 single "Any Song" spent seven weeks atop the Circle Digital Chart, becoming the longest-running number-one song in history at the time. Also Read: "Naseeruddin Shah claims Mumbai University snubbed him without warning In 2024, he achieved his first number-one hit on the US Billboard World Digital Song Sales chart and his first top-ten entry on the Billboard Global Excl. U.S. chart with the single "Spot!" featuring Jennie.

Renowned musician Zico will reportedly be making his return to Tokyo after eight years for a solo concert. Read to know more details about the upcoming event.&nbsp;

South Korean rapper Zico to make his return to Tokyo for solo concert after eight years

Brazil star Neymar said he suffered a lot during a three-month injury lay-off after making a goalscoring comeback in his side's 2-0 win over Croatia at Anfield on Sunday (June 3).

The PSG forward came on at Anfield as a second-half substitute and made a swift impression with a superbly taken opener in the 69th minute as the five-time World Cup winners warmed-up for this month's tournament in Russia in style.

Liverpool's Roberto Firmino wrapped up the win in stoppage time.

Neymar, the world's most expensive player, has been sidelined since February 25, when he fractured a metatarsal and sprained his ankle playing for the French champions in a Ligue 1 match against Marseille.

"I have a lot of respect for Romario, Zico, Ronaldo, Pele because they are my idols. The statistics are just numbers. I'm happy to help the team, scoring goals for the national team. I don't want to be better than them, everyone has their own story, everybody knows how important they were for the national team, for now I'm just really happy for the goals," said Neymar Jr.

Wearing the number 10 shirt, made famous by Pele, Neymar's popularity soared after he led Brazil to their first Olympic gold medal win in Rio in 2014.

He became the world's most expensive footballer when he signed for PSG from Barcelona for 222 million euros ($264 million) last August.

The Selecao play their final warm-up match against Austria in Vienna on June 10, before heading to Russia.

Brazil are in World Cup Group E with Switzerland, Serbia and Costa Rica and kick off their campaign against the Swiss on June 17.

Brazil star Neymar said he suffered a lot during a three-month injury lay-off after making a goalscoring comeback in his side's 2-0 win over Croatia

Brazil star Neymar said he suffered a lot during a three-month injury lay-off after making a goalscoring comeback in his side's 2-0 win over Croatia at Anfield on Sunday (June 3). The PSG forward came on at Anfield as a second-half substitute and made a swift impression with a superbly taken opener in the 69th minute as the five-time World Cup winners warmed-up for this month's tournament in Russia in style. Liverpool's Roberto Firmino wrapped up the win in stoppage time. Neymar, the world's most expensive player, has been sidelined since February 25, when he fractured a metatarsal and sprained his ankle playing for the French champions in a Ligue 1 match against Marseille. "I have a lot of respect for Romario, Zico, Ronaldo, Pele because they are my idols. The statistics are just numbers. I'm happy to help the team, scoring goals for the national team. I don't want to be better than them, everyone has their own story, everybody knows how important they were for the national team, for now I'm just really happy for the goals," said Neymar Jr. Wearing the number 10 shirt, made famous by Pele, Neymar's popularity soared after he led Brazil to their first Olympic gold medal win in Rio in 2014. He became the world's most expensive footballer when he signed for PSG from Barcelona for 222 million euros ($264 million) last August. The Selecao play their final warm-up match against Austria in Vienna on June 10, before heading to Russia. Brazil are in World Cup Group E with Switzerland, Serbia and Costa Rica and kick off their campaign against the Swiss on June 17.

Watch: Don't want to be better than Zico, Pele, says Brazil's Neymar

The tradition of numbering players has gone on to become one of the most symbolic things in the world of football.&nbsp

Whenever a new signing is announced by the club, fans look forward to the jersey number that is given to him.&nbsp

Whatever may be the role, the footballing world has seen the best players ever to grace the field don the number 10 jersey for either their club or country or both.&nbsp

The No. 7 was often associated with a fast, pacy winger or the No. 9 was a number reserved for a goalscorer, the No. 10 is associated with the best, most influential player of the team.

So, let's look at the all-time greats to have donned the number 10 jersey

1. Lionel Messi: The Argentine forward might not have played in a traditional number 10 position in his career but he embodies the fundamental idea of having the number 10 on his back. It is said that the best player in a team usually wears the coveted 10 and who else is better than "La Pulga". However, many critics have said that Messi cannot be termed 'the best of all-time' without a World Cup to his name.&nbsp

2. Diego Maradona: The retired Argentine footballer was a saviour to his country, and to his clubs, Napoli and Boca Juniors. Maradona was a one-man army and he succeeded in becoming one of the best ever to grace the world. Sporting the number 10 jersey, he scored many magical goals which included the 'goal of the century' against England in 1986. The Argentinian legend was a classic number 10, a perfect player whose dribbling was second to none.&nbsp

3. Pele: The Brazilian footballer who played as a forward was the first superstar of world football and captured the imagination with his brilliant goal scoring feats and amazing trickery. He donned the number 10 jersey for Brazil for whom he won a record three World Cups. Brazil with Pele in the side is often termed as the best team of all-time, and the attacking quality in that team is still unmatched by any team since then. Pele was called the 'King of Football' for his sublime goal tally coupled with his trophy cabinet

4. Zinedine Zidane: The Frenchman was as elegant a footballer as one ever saw and was one of the best-attacking midfielders of his generation. His goal for Real Madrid in the Champions League final against Bayer Leverkusen in 2002 still remains one of the best goals ever. Late legend Alfredo Di Stefano once described the former Real Madrid great: "He makes it worthwhile going into the stadium." Such was the aura and elegance of the man who sadly ended his career with a sending off in the 2006 World Cup final against Italy.&nbsp

5. Zico: He was one of the best playmakers to ever play football. His vision coupled with his brilliant finishing made him Brazil's talisman in the late 1970s and early 1980s. During this period, he was considered the best player in the world by football fans and critics. The Brazil team of the 70s and 80s put on quite a show with their flair and class, and Zico was at the helm of the side playing as a number 10. Zico played in a number 10 position for Brazil but remains one of the best players to have never won the World Cup.&nbsp

6. Ronaldinho: He donned many jersey numbers throughout his career but his standout years came at Barcelona where he sported number 10. The silky, flashy playmaker was an idol to an entire generation and also brought out a change in fortunes for the Catalans. He was FIFA's Player of the Year in 2004 and 2005 and also won the World Cup with Brazil in 2002. Ronaldinho did not score 30 goals a season or brilliant work rate in his career, but he was everyone's favourite whenever he entered the ground.&nbsp

7. Michel Platini: His prolific goalscoring made him one of the best footballers of his generation. Playing in the number 10 role, Platini achieved great heights at Saint-Etienne and Juventus while also playing a major role in France's 1984 Euro win. The Frenchman won three consecutive Ballon d’Ors from 19083-85 and was also adjudged French Player of the Century in 1999.&nbsp

With 10 more days to go, here is the significance of jersey number ten

The tradition of numbering players has gone on to become one of the most symbolic things in the world of football. Whenever a new signing is announced by the club, fans look forward to the jersey number that is given to him. Whatever may be the role, the footballing world has seen the best players ever to grace the field don the number 10 jersey for either their club or country or both. The No. 7 was often associated with a fast, pacy winger or the No. 9 was a number reserved for a goalscorer, the No. 10 is associated with the best, most influential player of the team. So, let's look at the all-time greats to have donned the number 10 jersey 1. Lionel Messi: The Argentine forward might not have played in a traditional number 10 position in his career but he embodies the fundamental idea of having the number 10 on his back. It is said that the best player in a team usually wears the coveted 10 and who else is better than "La Pulga". However, many critics have said that Messi cannot be termed 'the best of all-time' without a World Cup to his name. 2. Diego Maradona: The retired Argentine footballer was a saviour to his country, and to his clubs, Napoli and Boca Juniors. Maradona was a one-man army and he succeeded in becoming one of the best ever to grace the world. Sporting the number 10 jersey, he scored many magical goals which included the 'goal of the century' against England in 1986. The Argentinian legend was a classic number 10, a perfect player whose dribbling was second to none. 3. Pele: The Brazilian footballer who played as a forward was the first superstar of world football and captured the imagination with his brilliant goal scoring feats and amazing trickery. He donned the number 10 jersey for Brazil for whom he won a record three World Cups. Brazil with Pele in the side is often termed as the best team of all-time, and the attacking quality in that team is still unmatched by any team since then. Pele was called the 'King of Football' for his sublime goal tally coupled with his trophy cabinet 4. Zinedine Zidane: The Frenchman was as elegant a footballer as one ever saw and was one of the best-attacking midfielders of his generation. His goal for Real Madrid in the Champions League final against Bayer Leverkusen in 2002 still remains one of the best goals ever. Late legend Alfredo Di Stefano once described the former Real Madrid great: "He makes it worthwhile going into the stadium." Such was the aura and elegance of the man who sadly ended his career with a sending off in the 2006 World Cup final against Italy. 5. Zico: He was one of the best playmakers to ever play football. His vision coupled with his brilliant finishing made him Brazil's talisman in the late 1970s and early 1980s. During this period, he was considered the best player in the world by football fans and critics. The Brazil team of the 70s and 80s put on quite a show with their flair and class, and Zico was at the helm of the side playing as a number 10. Zico played in a number 10 position for Brazil but remains one of the best players to have never won the World Cup. 6. Ronaldinho: He donned many jersey numbers throughout his career but his standout years came at Barcelona where he sported number 10. The silky, flashy playmaker was an idol to an entire generation and also brought out a change in fortunes for the Catalans. He was FIFA's Player of the Year in 2004 and 2005 and also won the World Cup with Brazil in 2002. Ronaldinho did not score 30 goals a season or brilliant work rate in his career, but he was everyone's favourite whenever he entered the ground. 7. Michel Platini: His prolific goalscoring made him one of the best footballers of his generation. Playing in the number 10 role, Platini achieved great heights at Saint-Etienne and Juventus while also playing a major role in France's 1984 Euro win. The Frenchman won three consecutive Ballon d’Ors from 19083-85 and was also adjudged French Player of the Century in 1999.

Football and the significance of Jersey #10

Former England's professional footballer, David Beckham has turned 43 today and wishes have poured in from family and friends.

Beckham is one of the most iconic sportspersons of the United Kingdom not only by his dribbling skills but also by his stunning looks.

Throughout his career, he played for some very elite clubs like Manchester United, Preston North End, Real Madrid, Milan, LA Galaxy and Paris Saint-Germain.

He announced his retirement in May 2013 after a 20-year long career, during which he won 19 major trophies.

Recently, after a four-year wait, he launched a &nbsp;Major League Soccer franchise in Miami after.&nbsp;

On his 43rd birthday, let's Rewind to the time in the 70s, 80s and 90s dominated by Juninho Pernambucano, Michel Platini, Gheorghe Hagi, Ronaldinho and Alessandro Del Piero who were exponents of the free-kick.

Also, decode David Beckham's famous free-kick.

Watch the video:

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David Beckham in the late 90s and early 2000s is colossus of the free-kick, a player whose dynamic ‘curve’ stunned opponents and mathematicians alike.

Beckham's free-kick against Greece in the 93rd minute at Old Trafford took England to the World Cup 2002, it confirmed Beckham’s status as a master craftsman of the free-kick. 
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The Superman-like stunt was definitely a new theory postulated by Beckham. But, was he a mathematician? Guess not, but some physics students have derived a formula to simplify the most famous free kick.

The mathematical formula is:

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The mathematical formula to 'bend it like Beckham'. (Others)
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Four physics students found that the distance a ball bends as a result of the 'Magnus effect'.&nbsp; 
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In this scenario the air travels faster on the left-hand side of the ball because it is travelling in the same direction as the ball spins – it is dragged along by the ball. On the right-hand side, the ball is spinning against the direction of air flow and so the air travels slower over that part of the ball. 
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If the velocity of a fluid increases then a drop in pressure results. This means, air pressure drops on the left-hand side of the ball and increases on the right. The pressure difference creates a force acting away from the area of high pressure than the ball moves to the left. 
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This phenomenon is responsible for the spinning of the ball and its curving arc as it travels through the air. 
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That phenomenon is depended on the above-mentioned formula. Where in the formula, R= Radius of the ball, ρ= Density of the air, &nbsp;ω= Ball's angular velocity, v= Velocity through the air, m= mass and x= The distance travelled by the ball in the direction it was kicked. 
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Beckham, of course, had no clue about the ‘formula’ – that is for scientist’s job to decode, he was just practicing his trade. 
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So every time you watch the ball hitting the cross-bar or simply curving inside, remember there’s a science to it but don’t tell the players this because they are just displaying their natural gift, a god gifted talent meant to impress the crowd.

David Beckham in the late 90's and early 2000's was a colossus of the free kick, a player whose dynamic curve stunned opponents and mathematicians alike

Former England's professional footballer, David Beckham has turned 43 today and wishes have poured in from family and friends. Beckham is one of the most iconic sportspersons of the United Kingdom not only by his dribbling skills but also by his stunning looks. Throughout his career, he played for some very elite clubs like Manchester United, Preston North End, Real Madrid, Milan, LA Galaxy and Paris Saint-Germain. He announced his retirement in May 2013 after a 20-year long career, during which he won 19 major trophies. Recently, after a four-year wait, he launched a Major League Soccer franchise in Miami after. On his 43rd birthday, let's Rewind to the time in the 70s, 80s and 90s dominated by Juninho Pernambucano, Michel Platini, Gheorghe Hagi, Ronaldinho and Alessandro Del Piero who were exponents of the free-kick. Also, decode David Beckham's famous free-kick. Watch the video: David Beckham in the late 90s and early 2000s is colossus of the free-kick, a player whose dynamic ‘curve’ stunned opponents and mathematicians alike. Beckham's free-kick against Greece in the 93rd minute at Old Trafford took England to the World Cup 2002, it confirmed Beckham’s status as a master craftsman of the free-kick. The Superman-like stunt was definitely a new theory postulated by Beckham. But, was he a mathematician? Guess not, but some physics students have derived a formula to simplify the most famous free kick. The mathematical formula is: The mathematical formula to 'bend it like Beckham'. (Others) Four physics students found that the distance a ball bends as a result of the 'Magnus effect'. In this scenario the air travels faster on the left-hand side of the ball because it is travelling in the same direction as the ball spins – it is dragged along by the ball. On the right-hand side, the ball is spinning against the direction of air flow and so the air travels slower over that part of the ball. If the velocity of a fluid increases then a drop in pressure results. This means, air pressure drops on the left-hand side of the ball and increases on the right. The pressure difference creates a force acting away from the area of high pressure than the ball moves to the left. This phenomenon is responsible for the spinning of the ball and its curving arc as it travels through the air. That phenomenon is depended on the above-mentioned formula. Where in the formula, R= Radius of the ball, ρ= Density of the air, ω= Ball's angular velocity, v= Velocity through the air, m= mass and x= The distance travelled by the ball in the direction it was kicked. Beckham, of course, had no clue about the ‘formula’ – that is for scientist’s job to decode, he was just practicing his trade. So every time you watch the ball hitting the cross-bar or simply curving inside, remember there’s a science to it but don’t tell the players this because they are just displaying their natural gift, a god gifted talent meant to impress the crowd.

Decoding David Beckham's famous free kick on his 43rd birthday

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