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I have to say that without Kenyon's professional strategy, Abramovich, who is just a layman, still has a big gap with Florentino in running a football club. Compared with Real Madrid's purchase of Owen, Lazio's two additions, although the players are also famous, are much worse in terms of influence. Many fans glance at the news of Davis and Gyuli joining the Blue Hawks when browsing the news, and then turn their heads to pay attention to Irving, who makes Irving much more famous and exposed than Davis?

So, although the superstar strategy seems very simple in the eyes of fans, it is enough to keep acquiring some big-name stars. But in reality, it is not easy to play this strategy well - you don't see how much Kragnotti spent money in the transfer market at the turn of the century, but he was always pressed by Real Madrid in terms of influence, and this is the reason.

Soon, though, the actions of other Serie A teams in the summer transfer market managed to take the eyes off Real Madrid. After all, in any case, Real Madrid only introduced Owen alone this summer, and in the face of the combined impact of the Serie A powers, it is natural that two fists will be difficult to defeat with four hands.

Let's talk about Juventus first, after a failed 03-04 season, the old foxes are determined to make a major change in the team this summer. As a result, Lippi, who entered the palace in Juventus II, fell under Moggi's butcher's knife, and his successor was very different from Zhuang Mingge's previous life: at Moggie's invitation, Trapattoni, who had just led Italy to win the European Cup, picked up the coaching whip of the Bianconeri for the fourth time and became the new coach of Juventus!

It should be added here that after leading Italy to successfully defend the Delaunay Cup, Trapattoni chose to retire rather than continue to lead Italy to the World Cup in Germany two years later. Although with the current team, Italy is still one of the biggest favorites to win the 06 World Cup, but Trapattoni, who knows the truth of accepting it when he sees it, still submitted his resignation to the Italian Football Federation after the European Championship and resigned as the coach of the Italian national team.

After Trapattoni's resignation, the Italian Football Federation immediately convened representatives of major clubs to start a new round of negotiations on the selection of the national team coach, and finally decided to hire Roma coach Fabio Capello as the new coach of the Italian national team!

At this time, Capello was already very dissatisfied with the reduction of the investment of the Roma club in the transfer market, believing that he was restrained by the old Sensi's approach to display his talents. Therefore, when the Italian Football Federation extended an invitation to Capello, the gold medal coach immediately nodded in agreement, without taking into account Roma's feelings.

And so, history changed. Trapattoni's resignation made Capello the new manager of the Italian national team, while Juventus, who sacked Lippi, set their sights on Trapattoni, an old acquaintance. The only unfortunate one is Lippi, the Silver Fox, who should have been the coach of the Azzurri in history, is facing the dilemma of being at home at this time - almost all the strong teams in Serie A have either just ushered in a new manager or are very satisfied with the team's existing manager, and it is naturally not easy for Lippi to find a satisfactory job.

The main reason for this situation is that Juventus' performance last season was too sluggish. Under the pressure of Fiorentina, Milan and Roma, the Bianconeri, whose squad is seriously aged, did not even get a Champions League place at the end of the season. The result had a serious impact on the Bianconeri's managerial process, with many high-profile managers turning down Moggi's offer on the grounds that the team would not have a Champions League next season, and Capello was one of them - Capello had no interest in coaching a team that couldn't even play the Champions League, even if the club was called Juventus.

You know, when choosing a club, the current situation of the team, whether they can participate in European competitions and their own say in the affairs of the team are often the most important things for the manager, and they don't want to accidentally jump into a fire pit and ruin the prestige and signature that they have worked so hard to accumulate for many years.

That is, Trapattoni, who has a lot of feelings for Juventus and has achieved fame, dares to take over this hot potato at this time, and someone else really doesn't necessarily have the guts.

Immediately after taking office, Trapattoni embarked on a radical reform at Juventus. With Moggi's financial support, the coach used his connections in Italian football to bring a lot of reinforcements to the Bianconeri, such as Roma's two big players Emerson and Zebina, and Lazio's main midfielder Gianni Keda, etc., all of which became Juventus' trophies this summer.

AC Milan have also made a big move this summer, first poaching Dutch international Stam from Fiorentina for a transfer fee of 15 million euros, and then eye-to-eye with two Czech internationals, Galasek and Jankulovski. Obviously, Galliani wants to strengthen the team's competitiveness in Serie A as soon as possible by introducing instant power, so that AC Milan can return to the ranks of the top giants.

As for Inter Milan, after finalizing the deal between John Terry and Carvalho, Fachetti set his sights on Ronaldo, who shone at the just-concluded European Championship in Portugal, and made an offer of 18 million euros for him!

Although Parma and Roma are often poached in the transfer market due to the club's limited financial resources, that doesn't mean they can't make some transfer deals that attract the attention of fans. For example, Parma has just officially announced that Tevez and Mascherano have officially become part of the Milk Army; Roma have also poached midfield star Mattuzalen from Brescia to make up for the midfield vacuum left by Emerson's departure.

Terry, Carvalho, Davies, Gyuli, Emerson, Robben, Tevez, Mascherano ...... The names of these stars are stacked on top of each other, and even Irving's aura is no match for it. As a result, under a series of combinations from the Serie A team, the attention of fans was quickly drawn to the Apennine Peninsula, which is constantly making big news, and no longer continued to pay attention to Owen's move to Real Madrid.

In this way, in the increasingly fierce arms race of Serie A clubs, Florentino's superstar strategy has suffered a major blow in its fourth year of implementation!