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Now Inter Milan's backline is full of injuries, and Momo's role is repeated with too many players, but selling three or four strikers is not worth selling Momo, and if Momo is sold, at least, Inter Milan will not have any problems with bench depth in the frontcourt.

So to Chelsea or Real Madrid?

Every transfer always has to be noisy for a long time, it is likely that the news says which team to go to, but in the end it does not go, it is very likely that the news says that it is going to leave, and finally chooses to stay, all of this is actually an iterative process, containing all kinds of factors.

Mino has recently reduced his contact with Chelsea and Real Madrid are clearly more of Mino's favourite, but is Real Madrid really a good place to go? Momo didn't know.

Real Madrid Football Club, home to many of the world's stars. On December 11, 2000, it was voted the greatest team of the 20th century by the Fédération Internationale de Football Association (FIFA), which was unthinkable in the era of Italian league dominance, but Real Madrid was also a great team.

In the Champions League, he was able to occupy a place and has proven his strength (Champions League semi-finals, Juventus, Milan duo, Real Madrid. At that time, Ronaldo went from Inter Milan to Real Madrid, David Beckham went from Manchester United to Real Madrid, and Real Madrid had countless top stars in the team.

Since 1986, Dutchman Ben Hack has been the head coach of Real Madrid. Putragno, Michel, Sanchez, Vazquez and Padessa have been hailed as the "five pearls in the crown of Real Madrid". Although they experienced some twists and turns, with their joint efforts, Real Madrid won the La Liga championship for 5 consecutive seasons from 1986~1990, achieving the second "five consecutive championships" in the club's history (the first time was 1960~1964).

In 1986~1990, Real Madrid won the league championship five times in a row, setting a record in the history of Spanish football, but it never missed the European Champions Cup. After winning La Liga in 1990, it was heavily in debt due to poor management. At the same time, Barcelona's resurgence after a brief slump has dealt a big blow to the team.

In 1989, the Welshman Toshak became the new coach of Real Madrid, and under his leadership, Real Madrid scored 107 goals in 38 La Liga games that season, and "Ant" Hugo Sanchez also became one of the most efficient goalscorers in Real Madrid's history, but with the end of the "Five Eagles" era, Real Madrid once again fell into a small low ebb.

Throughout the first half of the 90s of the 20th century, La Liga was dominated by Cruyff's Barcelona "Dream Team", until 1994, Baldano, who returned to Real Madrid, promoted the young Raul, poached the Danish talent star Laudrup from Barcelona, and on January 7, 1995, Zamorano's hat trick helped Real Madrid defeat Barcelona 5-0, and the La Liga championship that had been lost for four years finally returned to the Bernabeu.

In 1995, he defeated Barcelona by five goals at the Bernabeu of Real Madrid and finally won the league championship again, but only a year later, he only finished sixth in the league, slipping to the lowest point in more than ten years.

In 1996, Capello took over the handicap, leading this luxury division to the league championship. And in 1996, after a season of nothing, Italian Capello arrived at Real Madrid, and the tough manager helped the team defeat Ronaldo Barcelona to regain the La Liga title.

In 1997~2002, Real Madrid won the European Champions Cup three times, plus the previous two Champions Leagues, Real Madrid was named "the best team of the 20th century" by FIFA.

German Heynckes was one of the shortest coaches in Real Madrid's history, but he helped the club regain the UEFA Champions League after 32 years, and with the attacking line of Suker, Mijatovic and Raul, Real Madrid met the Italian giant Juventus in the 1997/1998 Champions League final, and finally Mijatovic's goal helped Real Madrid win, and the team lifted the Big Ears Cup for the seventh time in their history. Guus Hiddink, who came next, helped Real Madrid lift the Santiago Bernabeu Cup and the Toyota Cup.

After entering 2000, Real Madrid, under the leadership of President Florentino Perez, pursued a "superstar policy" and was committed to building a luxurious "Galaxy Battleship", with Figo, Zidane, Ronaldo, Beckham, and Owen superstars joining Real Madrid one after another. The departure of midfielders such as Hierro, Makelele, McManaman, and Cambiasso has caused Real Madrid's midfield to be weak. Queiroz, Camacho, Raymond, Carlo, Luxemberg, Capello and other coaches changed frequently, and the locker room was full of contradictions, which eventually led to Florentino's abdication.

In 2000, Bosque, who had spent almost his entire life at Real Madrid, became the manager of Real Madrid. Although they lost to Laco in the league competition, they defeated Manchester United and Bayern Munich in the European arena. In the Champions Cup final at the end of the season, Real Madrid easily won the first "final derby" in history 3-0, defeating Valencia, also from Spain, to win the Champions Cup for the eighth time. In the same year, construction tycoon Florentino won the presidential re-election with the support of his predecessor Mendoza Mendoza, defeating his predecessor Sanz to become the 14th president in Real Madrid's history.

Florentino advocates a superstar policy and claims that the club will implement a "superstar a year" transfer strategy under his leadership. Since then, Real Madrid has entered a new period in its history, and Florentino's team has been dubbed the "Galaxy Battleship" by critics.

At the beginning of the election, Florentino's first important signing as president was the signing of Portuguese star Luis Figo, and at the end of that year, Mr. Golden Ball became the first foreign player in the era of Real Madrid's "Galaxy Battleship" with a world record value of 56.1 million US dollars, and formed a strong squad together with Raul, Carlos and Hierro. The arrival of the Portuguese helped Real Madrid win the La Liga title in 2001.

In 2001, the Frenchman Zidane became Florentino's second "prey", and the transfer fee of up to 76 million euros broke Figo's record, and Real Madrid has since had "the two most expensive players in the world", after a long adaptation period,

The French legend dominated the Santiago Bernabeu after the winter break, and Real Madrid won the Champions League for the ninth time. In that season, the club's centenary celebration, Real Madrid completed the perfect end of the great club's centenary with two Super Cups, a Champions Cup and a Toyota Cup.

Every summer since 2000, Florentino has bought in a superstar, turning a team that already dominates Europe into the most luxurious galactic battleship in history. When the club celebrated its centenary in 2002, they played a friendly match against World Stars United at the Bernabeu.

In the summer of 2003, David Beckham boarded the Battleship Galaxy. Less than a month after he joined, they came to China for a friendly match.

In the days that followed, Real Madrid would replace Manchester United as the richest club, but then what? It is the road of Real Madrid's downturn, the departure of many superstars, the collapse of the Galaxy battleship, and the era of Inter Milan's dominance is coming.

So, do you want to go to the already overwhelmed galactic battleship now? Do you have a place for yourself?

Take a look at Moratti's options! Momo said secretly in his heart, look at Moratti's choice. (To be continued.) )