The 18th G-EXPO World Football Summit was held in Bengbu, Anhui province from 6 to 7, and world football stars such as Beckham, Ancelotti, Del Piero, Gullit and Costacurta were present to talk about the 2018 Russian World Cup and their past World Cup stories.

On the same day, soccer star David Beckham attended the G-EXPO World Football Summit held in Bengbu, Anhui Province.

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Beckham said the World Cup is sure to surprise people with new stars. In addition to very talented players such as Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo, new players will bring their style to the game, such as England's Kane is worth looking forward to.

Del Piero said that the World Cup will show us many of the best players, and hopefully this World Cup will be Messi's World Cup.

Ancelotti said that Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo have starred in the past few years, and Neymar may have a good performance in this World Cup, but he is injured. Expect France's players to deliver some surprises at the World Cup in Russia.

Gullit believes that as a new star, France's Mbappe has the potential to become a very important figure.

For Costacurta, Messi and C Ronaldo will not be surprised no matter how well they perform. He believes Kane, Mbappe, Neymar and De Browne will be "very potential stars" at the World Cup in Russia.

Speaking about his World Cup experience and story, Beckham said that any World Cup is unique.

He was sent off at the 1998 World Cup in France, which was his most memorable tournament.

"I really remember that moment. So I always look back on that World Cup."

Talking about the free-kicks and penalties they experienced as players, they admitted that the pressure was high.

"Games are unpredictable," Beckham said. "Sometimes a penalty can make the difference between your team going through and being eliminated. It's a lot of pressure."

This is something that can't be felt in daily training and can't be prepared for.

Del Piero said that depending on the goalkeeper's dynamics and stance, he usually decides where to kick the ball at the last second.

But as Beckham pointed out, no matter how much you prepare during training, the actual game situation is very different.

Italy's World Cup victory in Germany in 2006 was "a very amazing feeling" for him.

Gullit said that when the team is in a very bad position, you need to have a player who can open up the situation, and in the World Cup there was certainly the same situation, the decisive moment to turn the tide was unforgettable.