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Update time:2013-05-20

The European League has just come to an end in May, and the World Cup in Korea and Japan has begun again in June.

This is the first time in history that the World Cup is jointly hosted by two countries. It is also the first time that the World Cup has been held outside Europe and the Americas. It is also the first time that the World Cup has been held in Asia. Therefore, there are also two host teams in this tournament.

The defending champion team directly participates in the finals. From this World Cup onwards, the defending champion needs to participate in the qualifiers to enter the World Cup finals.

As a result of eliminating the two major enemies of South Korea and Japan, the Chinese national team, led by head coach Bora Milutinovic, entered the World Cup finals for the first time in history. The whole country was jubilant and everyone was looking forward to the Chinese team.

To be able to achieve a zero-goal breakthrough in the World Cup, some media even proposed the goal of defeating Costa Rica, tying with Turkey, and narrowly losing to Brazil to qualify by four points.

However, when "The Football News" interviewed Jiang Mu, Jiang Mu admitted that the Chinese team had no hope of winning and would probably not even score a single goal, and he was optimistic that the Brazilian team, with his two generals, would win the championship.

At this moment, the Chinese people are so enthusiastic that they dismiss Jiang Mu's statement. Some reporters and Football Association officials believe that Jiang Mu is jealous that Milutinovic's reputation in China has surpassed him, so he belittled the Chinese team.

But facts soon proved Jiang Mu's foresight. In the end, in this football feast, the Chinese team lost all three games, conceding nine goals and failing to score a single goal, becoming the team with the worst performance.

Although the Chinese team played very embarrassingly, their level did not arouse the surprise of the world football world. As the favorites to win the championship, the French team unexpectedly finished at the bottom of the group after three games, one draw and two losses, which shocked fans all over the world.

The Brazilian team, which staggered and almost failed to qualify from the South American qualifiers, performed bravely. Under the leadership of Ronaldinho, Ronaldo and Rivaldo, the Brazilian team went all the way and finally defeated the German team 2:0 to win.

won his fifth World Cup title.

Ronaldo, who won the top scorer of the World Cup with 8 goals, specifically mentioned Jiang Mu after the game. He believed that without Jiang Mu's encouragement and guidance, he would not have been able to recover so quickly and score so many goals in the World Cup.

He hopes to help Inter Milan defend the Champions League title in the coming season.

Ronaldinho, an important contributor to the Brazilian team's victory in the World Cup, also expressed his gratitude to Jiang Mu after the game, believing that Jiang Mu would be fully capable of winning the World Cup if he coached the national team.

The spectacular World Cup has passed, and the entire hot month of July seems to have become a vacuum period for football, and the transfer market has once again become the focus of the media.

As the saying goes, before the war starts, food and grass must go first. Before the start of major European leagues, a vigorous round of "big purchases" of soldiers will be conducted every year. However, compared with the large number of clubs in previous years who made bold moves and spent money like water, this year's European transfer market seems very...

Weak. Except for a few Premier League clubs such as Manchester United who are a little more unrestrained, other clubs have become stingy.

After a century of rapid development, the economic bubble formed in football transfers over the years has finally burst, and its sequelae have begun to sweep across the European continent after the World Cup. Now, the managing directors, presidents and head coaches of each club must consider this before taking action.

The club's ever-expanding debts also require unscrupulous means to accumulate capital.

Under the severe football economic crisis, Premier League clubs have no choice but to tighten their belts and live a hard life. In the past, the wealthy clubs could freely spend hundreds of millions of dollars, but now they are hesitant to buy tens of millions of dollars for a big-name star, not to mention those who are short of money. The most expensive transfer transaction this year is temporarily held by Manchester United in the Premier League: they spent 30 million pounds to buy Ferdinand from Leeds United. However, this year’s highest transfer price is higher than last year’s Zinedine Zidane transfer. The highest price of 48 million pounds was nearly 20 million pounds less. Moreover, Manchester United said that after completing this transaction, it would no longer conduct transfer transactions this year.

Chelsea, a club in the Premier League that earned the title of "Multinational Force" for purchasing many foreign players, now has to face its growing financial deficit. They even put their star striker Hassel Baink on the market. Chelsea's Italian coach Ranieri acted very rationally about the impending loss of his love. He said: "The future of the club needs to be frugal. In the future, the club will not spend a lot of money like before. And I will no longer be on the bench. Put more than 5 key players on."

Williams, a well-known Italian football economics analyst, wrote an article on the official website of the Italian Football Association: "European clubs have spent too much on all aspects in the past few seasons, resulting in serious financial burdens now; according to statistics, Serie A last season The deficit is 702 million euros, of which Lazio Club has a deficit of 60 million euros and Roma Club has a deficit of 42 million euros. Under the current financial situation, banks are unwilling to lend money to fund club acquisitions of players. Because in the past four years, the salary of Italian players has been It has nearly doubled before, but the club's revenue has barely increased at all. In addition, clubs have hoarded a large number of players. Major banks believe that it is only a matter of time before the football economic crisis breaks out."

According to statistics, the salary of Serie A players in the 2000-2001 season increased by 32% compared with the previous season. There is nothing wrong with the value of a player being directly proportional to the player's treatment; however, with transfer fees expanding at a snowballing rate, The income of football players has also begun to increase abnormally. In addition, due to the continuous decline in television broadcast fees, the total source of funds for the league has become smaller. Under this situation, clubs have to control expenditures. Broadcast fees are very important to those who are already lacking in "blood supply". It can be regarded as a major source of income for small and medium-sized clubs. The stalemate in this aspect will directly affect the expenses and survival of these clubs.

The Bundesliga transfer market is relatively generous among the five major leagues. This summer transfer, the Bundesliga spent 96.52 million euros on 99 transfer players, but it was still 35% lower than last summer's record spending of 147.25 million euros.

The Italian Football Association recently introduced a policy prohibiting non-EU players from joining Serie A. The original intention of this policy is to require clubs to cultivate local players. This will not only give Italian young players more training opportunities, but also reduce the loss of foreign exchange to a certain extent and avoid Big clubs are in unnecessary internal friction in competing for foreign aid, thereby controlling the intensification of the football economic crisis. However, this policy will reduce the opportunities for Italian football to integrate with outside football, and will also affect the development of the Serie A broadcast market in non-EU countries. .

With the influence of this policy, the major Serie A teams are more cautious in signing players. The major Serie A clubs are keen on exchanging players for player movement, and rarely use cash to purchase.

However, for the three giants Juventus, Inter Milan and AC Milan, funds are not a big problem. However, Inter Milan, which likes to burn money the most, adheres to the principle that the winner does not make trouble after winning the championship and is unwilling to recruit any more recruits.

Juventus has undergone a major overhaul last season, and the only player with hope of burning money is AC Milan.

AC Milan did indeed take the first step in the arms race. They took the lead in grabbing Lazio international Nesta for 30 million euros, and then spent 20 million euros to poach the Dutch midfielder who was unhappy with Inter Milan.

Seedorf.

Juventus responded slightly, and the shrewd Moggi spent 42 million euros to buy midfielder Camoranesi, forwards Di Vayo and Miccoli, further improving their strength. It was later proved that his deal

The price/performance ratio is very high.

Inter Milan did not react much. They just bought Adriano from Alkmaar for 27 million euros and seemed to be ready to cope with the changes by staying the same.

However, at the end of the transfer period, "Gazzetta dello Sport" suddenly broke a piece of scandalous news, claiming that Inter Milan's midfield star Clarence Seedorf was having an affair with Ronaldo's wife Milani, and also attached a blurry photo.

photo.

Immediately, the scandal about Seedorf cuckolding Ronaldo spread throughout Italy and European football. The matter was talked about in major newspapers and tabloids, and even among the players.

As the rumors escalated, the media broke the news that Ronaldo and his wife Milani were not getting along and were planning to divorce. Combined with Milan's pursuit of Seedorf, it seemed that the affair between Seedorf and Milani was more confirmed.

Faced with the affair scandal between Seedorf and Milani, even Jiang Mu and the Inter Milan club have no good solution. The only solution now is to allow Seedorf to leave Inter Milan, lest there be no relationship between him and Ronaldo.

get along with each other, which in turn affects the unity of Inter Milan's locker room.

However, the affair of his wife was a huge blow to the alien Ronaldo. Shortly after Seedorf's transfer, he announced his divorce from Milani. At this time, Real Madrid offered Inter Milan 50 million to buy Ronaldo. Of course, Inter Milan did not

He would give up being the top scorer in the World Cup and Serie A, directly expressing his rejection.

However, Ronaldo became frustrated in Italy because the Italian media publicized his wife's affair. Under Real Madrid's persistent attack, he expressed to Inter Milan that he wanted to change his living environment.

50 million euros is a lot of money during the economic crisis, and the current environment in Italy is indeed not suitable for Ronaldo to continue playing. Of course, the most important thing is that Inter Milan now has a strong force and the rise of Adriano. Even if he loses

Ronaldo would not cause too much damage to Inter Milan's strength, so after Jiang Mu communicated with Moratti, they decided to let Ronaldo leave Inter Milan.

So on the evening of August 31, 2002, just before the European transfer market closed, the two clubs Real Madrid and Inter Milan formally reached an agreement. Ronaldo moved to Madrid for a four-year contract with a transfer fee of 54.5 million euros.