Which players often experience the phenomenon of opening high and walking low?

There are many players in world football who often perform ups and downs in the game, sometimes performing well and sometimes in a low state. This phenomenon is called "opening high and going low". Some of the reasons are due to technical ability and mentality problems, and some are due to physical condition and team environment. Here are some of the players who often experience the phenomenon of opening high and walking low.

Carroll is a typical player who opens high and walks low. His performance at Chelsea and West Ham United was amazing, but then he often went into a trough. This is related to his mentality problem. He was over-excited when he was successful and could not maintain a stable state. In addition, injuries are also one of the reasons for his downturn.

Oscar is also a player who is prone to opening high and walking low. When he played for Chelsea, his life off the field was unstable, and some negative news frequently appeared, which directly affected his training and game status. His talent is undoubtedly, but he needs to manage his life better in order to unleash his full strength.

In addition, Bell is a controversial player. He performed well at Tottenham, but never lived up to expectations at Real Madrid. Injury has become one of his biggest obstacles, but in addition, Bell's own attitude and adaptability also need to be improved.

Similarly, Bernardo Silva is also a player prone to opening high and walking low. He performed well in Ligue 1 at Paris Saint-Germain, but was often in low form at Manchester City. To a large extent, this is due to his insufficient understanding of Manchester City's team tactics and play style, and he needs more time to adapt to the new environment.

Opening high and walking low is a problem that some players often face. These players may have excellent skills and talents, but factors such as mentality, physical condition, and team environment will have an important impact on their performance. They need to further adjust and improve themselves to avoid this phenomenon.