Super Marshal

On the third day after Gao Han returned to Manchester from Madrid, Chinatown once again officially announced on various platforms at the same time that the team had introduced 24-year-old midfielder Miguel Miguel from Celta Vigo of the Spanish Second Division for a price of one million euros. Chu.

The reason why it is so cheap is mainly because there is only one year left in the contract between Michu and Celta Vigo, and so far, Chinatown is the only team interested in Michu, with a million For a Spanish second division team like Celta Vigo that doesn't have to worry about being relegated but is difficult to upgrade, the euro is like a pie from the sky. Who would say no?

Of course, Armando Marcos's excellent negotiation was also crucial.

This is the first signing announced by Chinatown this summer. Many fans who care about Chinatown and La Liga are particularly curious. What is the origin of this Michu?

But on the same day that the team announced the introduction of Michu, Chinatown once again officially announced that the main forward Diego Costa successfully transferred to Real Madrid for a sky-high price of 50 million euros. This is also the European transfer market this summer. With the highest sky-high price so far, Diego Costa has also become the king of summer transfer bids.

No one expected that Real Madrid, which had always been associated with Dzeko, would suddenly turn around and acquire Diego Costa. This caught everyone in the world off guard, and it also caught the little boy from Wolfsburg off guard. Hoeness was greatly shocked, but in order to save face, he said in an interview with the media that night that the club had never thought of selling Dzeko.

But the most painful thing is Dzeko. The Bosnia and Herzegovina international even denounced the management in the media for causing harm to him.

As for Real Madrid spending 50 million euros to introduce Diego Costa, everyone thinks it is exaggerated, but it is understandable.

Diego Costa has performed very well in the past two seasons, especially in La Liga last season. Although he did not score many goals, his tactical role was very obvious. He has made rapid progress and is young. In addition, The aura of Gao Han's hand-picked decision made everyone very optimistic about the Brazilian striker.

Real Madrid was forced to use the release fee to buy Diego Costa after multiple attempts to find a shot were unsuccessful and there was not much transfer time left. Although the price was high, it was understandable.

Of course, there are also some Real Madrid fans and media people who are dissatisfied and confused about this transfer, because they all believe that although Diego Costa has potential and good strength, he does not have the capital to establish himself in Real Madrid, so they all Worried about Diego Costa's prospects, he is afraid of repeating Adebayor's mistakes.

The happiest person is Mourinho, the head coach of Real Madrid.

At the press conference when Diego Costa joined Real Madrid, the Portuguese stated in a high profile that the joining of the Brazilian forward had filled the last shortcoming in Real Madrid's lineup. He firmly believed that Diego Costa was extraordinary and would be able to play in Real Madrid. Madrid showed amazing strength.

Regarding the appreciation from the new coach, Diego Costa also expressed excitement that he will go all out and hopes to help Real Madrid achieve more and better results.

Judging from Real Madrid's signings this season, although they spent a lot of money, they did not introduce a superstar. This change also attracted media attention, but Real Madrid Chairman Florentino denied that the club had given up. The superstar strategy.

"In fact, we have been working hard to bring in the world's top stars."

After Diego Costa moved to Real Madrid, Chinatown coach Pochettino also announced that he had closed the transfer door.

Throughout the summer, Chinatown sent away two main players, Diego Costa and Mkhitaryan, and only introduced two players, Michu and Varane. Only Michu announced it to the public, while Varane continued to be on loan. In French Ligue 1, Lens is only a relegation team in French Ligue 1, so it does not attract attention.

However, Diego Costa's transfer did not attract much attention, because Spain and even European football were quickly shocked by another thing, that is, the Spanish Football Association issued an official statement on the official website.

In this statement, the Spanish Football Federation stated that due to the failure of negotiations with professional leagues and the government to achieve satisfactory results in the past period, the Spanish Football Federation has decided to suspend domestic football competitions at all levels and events in the new season. , that is to say, strike.

But this statement also stated that it will not affect domestic teams from participating in European competitions.

In the statement, the Spanish Football Federation accused the professional leagues and the government of bypassing the Football Association and formulating a plan for the comprehensive implementation of La Liga broadcast rights reforms starting in 2013, which seriously violated the obligations of the Spanish Football Federation, UEFA and FIFA. Relevant regulations disregard the rights and interests of 600,000 football players at all levels, 30,000 managers and 15,000 football organizations.

After the Football Association's efforts and consultations with many parties, the government and professional leagues were arrogant, resulting in the problem that seriously affected the football match being unable to be effectively resolved. Therefore, the Football Association held an internal meeting, and the referee committee, coaching committee and players union all It was unanimously agreed that the competition would not continue and that a suspension of the league was inevitable.

But at the end of the statement, the Spanish Football Association still expressed the hope that the government and professional leagues can continue to maintain effective communication with the Spanish Football Association on relevant issues and strive to promote the orderly progress of the new season of La Liga.

Once this statement from the Spanish Football Federation was made public, it immediately caused an uproar around the world.

Just at the beginning of August, the La Liga Professional League organized a negotiation between 20 La Liga teams and 22 La Liga teams. The 42 teams unanimously agreed to formally promote the reform of broadcasting rights sharing in 2013 and agreed. The government also quickly agreed to the reform plan submitted by the professional league.

Only the Spanish Football Federation not only refused to send representatives to attend the meeting, but also immediately opposed the reform plan after it was released and questioned the legality of the reform plan. The key point emphasized was that it bypassed the management of the Football Association, and even some Senior officials of the Spanish Football Federation anonymously announced in the media that if there is no effective communication with the Football Association on the plan, La Liga may face a strike.

In fact, half a month has passed and rumors of La Liga's suspension and strike have been heard, but now, the Spanish Football Association has finally brought the acute issue to the forefront.

Especially since the Spanish Football Association issued a joint statement this time with the referee committee, coaching committee and players union, the situation is obviously on the verge of breaking out.

However, shortly after the Spanish Football Federation issued a strike statement, Risavicchi, chairman of the Spanish Supreme Sports Council and Secretary of State for Sports, responded quickly, saying that the strike was a betrayal of the rights of all professional football practitioners.

"The Football Association is simply unreasonable! Do they think this can attract the attention of the government? Do they want to rely on trouble to solve this problem? This is so ignorant! What they do is an insult to the democracy and legal system of our country."

Risavsky also implicitly pointed the finger directly at Bilal, "Some people are too self-righteous. They regard professional football as a taboo and all they talk about are the rights of players, referees and fans. But look at what they have done in the past few years, are they really as righteous as they claim to be?"

The Spanish Sports Secretary also said that the Spanish broadcasting rights reform plan has been unanimously approved by 20 La Liga teams and 22 La Liga teams, and its legality has been affirmed by the government. It will definitely be implemented in 2013. Implement.

"Here, I also appeal to certain people not to go further down the path of selfishness."

Soon, the Spanish Professional League also quickly followed up and issued a statement stating that the unilateral decision of the Spanish Football Federation was invalid.

“According to Spanish domestic sports laws, it is the power of sports leagues to organize events and set schedules. In other words, the power belongs to professional leagues and not to the Spanish Football Federation. This has been very clear since the establishment of the professional league. We With the management and operation rights of La Liga and La Liga, the Spanish Football Federation is only responsible for the national teams and other leagues at all levels.”

"I don't know why the Spanish Football Federation issued such a statement this time, but what I want to say is that this approach is based on ignorance and a failure to understand even the most basic legal provisions."

Javier Tebas, vice president of the Professional League, said in an interview with the media that he would start discussions with the referee committee, players union and coaching committee as soon as possible.

"The three major organizations all arranged for representatives to attend the meeting in early August. They all knew that the reform plan we made was not only to protect the rights and interests of all La Liga and La Liga teams, but also to protect all referees and players. and the rights of coaches, this will have great significance for the development of Spanish professional football now and in the future."

Javier Tebas even expressed sarcasm at the Football Association's suggestion that the government and professional leagues take the initiative to consult with them. He believed that this was blind arrogance and that he dared to be so blatant after doing something that violated the law.

The three parties openly opened fire in the media, which immediately shocked the world.

There is only about half a month left before the start of La Liga. The Spanish Football Association has started the war at this time, obviously to put the professional league and the government on the fire. And almost all media believe that the reason why the Football Association did this is precisely Dissatisfied with the share of the Spanish Football Federation given to the new broadcast rights distribution plan.

"Don't sound too righteous. They just want to get a larger share of the share. But ask yourself, do these gentlemen sitting in the office really deserve so much?" De La Morena of Radio Ser. Public bombardment.

The Spanish media also took turns to interpret this Three Kingdoms match. They all believed that the Spanish Football Association's actions violated the law, and the purpose was only to gain more benefits for themselves, not for others.

As FIFA's long-time vice president, Bilal's connections quickly came into play.

FIFA President Blatter soon accepted an interview with the media and publicly supported the Spanish Football Association's actions. He also warned the Spanish government that if it intervenes in professional football through legal means, it will be regarded as an act of political interference, and Spain will be banned from participating in international competitions. Football Confederation and UEFA competitions, whether for national teams or clubs.

However, on this issue, UEFA President Platini chose to remain silent, saying that UEFA was studying the specific situation and called on all parties to remain calm and rational and restart negotiation and dialogue.

If the Spanish Football Association's previous statements had received a lot of support and sympathy points, then with the high-pressure statements of Blatter and FIFA, public opinion in the entire Spanish and even European football world suddenly reversed.

In a poll by Marca, 96.5% of the participants did not agree with the strike. Most people believed that the Spanish Football Federation was sacrificing the interests of fans, clubs and players by organizing a strike for the sake of game. .

"If the league is suspended, what will happen to the commercial interests behind the clubs and stars? Can the Spanish Football Federation bear this responsibility?"

The players union also quickly issued a statement, calling on all parties to negotiate calmly and clarifying the players union's attitude. Participating in the strike is not a threat or taking sides, but just to protect the rights of the players from infringement.

"We have always maintained effective communication and contact with the government and professional leagues."

The Referee Committee and Coaching Committee also quickly issued relevant statements clarifying their attitudes, and did not even rule out the possibility of canceling the strike after receiving effective commitments.

This undoubtedly further isolates the Spanish Football Federation.