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"Tsk, I think it's good that Rijkaard can't say it directly, I have to do so many vain things for the sake of the so-called face." Looking at the president of the Dutch Football Association with a sad expression on the TV screen, Zhuang Mingge said with some disdain.

Regarding the official remarks made by the Dutch Football Association on Rijkaard's resignation, Zhuang Mingge naturally scoffed at it in private. You must know that in the two years he has coached the Dutch national team, Rijkaard has only won 8 wins, 12 draws and 2 losses in 22 national team games, that is to say, under the leadership of the black swan, the Orange Jersey has won just over 36% of the games in the past two years!

Don't forget, the current Netherlands is not the orange team that retired Cruyff and other famous players one after another twenty years ago, but a top team with a large number of world-class stars such as Kluivert, Davis, and Kocu!

It can be said that if it weren't for the Netherlands' excellent performance in this year's European Championship, not only winning all three games in the group stage, but even slaughtering Yugoslavia 6-1 in the quarterfinals, saving a lot of prestige for Rijkaard, I'm afraid that the Black Swan would have been out of class with the foaming stars of the Dutch fans!

Therefore, in the eyes of professionals such as Zhuang Mingge, Rijkaard's announcement of his resignation after the penalty loss to Italy in the semifinals is just a step for himself who lacks coaching ability. This can be seen from the fact that neither the Dutch Football Association nor the fans have expressed the slightest intention to retain the decision of the black swan.

With the Netherlands knocked out of the semi-finals by Italy, the 20-day-long European Championship finally entered the final stage, and fans and media focused on the summit clash between France and Italy, and there was a heated discussion about the chances of both sides winning the tournament.

Although for fans and the media, the quadrennial European Championship is naturally the most focused topic for them; But for many European clubs, especially the big clubs with title aspirations, the European Championship is just a platform for them to examine the form and ability of their target players.

So, now that the Euros' Championship has come to an end and most of the participating teams have gone home, these teams finally can't hold back and start brandishing their checkbooks to attack their favorite players!

For example, the Red Devils Manchester United and this season's Champions League runners-up Valencia have their sights on Zahovic, with Ferguson and Cooper agreeing that the Slovenian star, who is both playmaker and scoring prowess, can bring more variety. Nuno Gomez and his compatriot Conceicao, who shone at the European Championships, have also become the target of many teams, with Arsenal considering adding new blood to the attacking line and Sampdoria returning to Serie A with the support of Berezovski's ruble have expressed very strong interest in them!

In addition, players such as Spain international Mendieta and Yugoslav striker Slobodan Milosevic have also become the sweethearts of the transfer market with their wonderful performances in the European Championships, and countless club managers are staring at Valencia and Zaragoza with green eyes, looking for opportunities to poach.

By the way, the most sought-after local players in Serie A are Udinese star Stefano Fiore and Toldo, who put on a show in the just-concluded semi-finals!

Needless to say, Fiore's situation is needless to say, everyone knows that Udinese, who run small and make a living by reselling players, will never get along with money, so it is only a matter of time before Fiore leaves the black chicken and moves to a more competitive club.

And the situation of Toldo is not easy to say, after the semi-finals, the Florentine door god openly expressed his desire to change to a new environment in an interview with reporters! What's even more interesting is that Florence did not respond immediately to Toldo's remarks, but chose to remain silent!

Fiorentina's silent attitude has given many people room for reverie, and many people are speculating whether it was before the start of the European Championship that Toldo and the Fiorentina club had some unknown shackles, and the goalkeeper had the idea of leaving the purple lily!

However, for all teams who are struggling with the goalkeeper position, Fiorentina's attitude does not matter, and now that the Boseman Act has been in place for many years, the player's own opinion is the key to the success of the transfer. Therefore, in the eyes of these clubs who are interested in Toldo, since Toldo expressed his intention to play in a different environment in the interview, it means that he has already planned to leave Fiorentina! All they have to do is to do their best to let Thordo continue along this path, and never give the other party a chance to turn back!

It is conceivable that whether it is to fight against competitors or to strengthen themselves, these clubs will be engaged in a fierce battle for Toldo in the upcoming summer transfer market!

"Giacento, we must act now!" After watching the semi-final between the Netherlands and Italy on television, Massimo Moratti was looking to Fachetti for advice, "If we don't do it, then Toldo will probably be the first to be taken by other teams who are interested in him!" ”

As the president of Inter Milan, Facchetti certainly knows that the team currently has Peruzzi in the goalkeeper position who is not much inferior to Toldo in terms of ability, but Toldo, who has a wealth of experience in winning championships, can obviously bring more help and confidence to the Nerazzurri who are inexperienced in this area, which Peruzzi does not have in his career. Therefore, Facchetti also acquiesced in the idea of bringing in Toldo from Florence.

"Well, Massimo, I don't think you need to be in such a hurry." Thinking of this, Facchetti couldn't help but persuade on the side, "You know, although many clubs in European football now want to bring in an excellent goalkeeper, such as Manchester United and Liverpool, they are all interested in Toldo, but the news of Toldo's decision to leave Fiorentina is only circulating among our clubs that are close to Fiorentina, and it is impossible for others to get definite news!" So I think we have a lot of time to plan for this. ”

"Then I'll leave it to you, Giacento!" After suffering so many losses in the transfer market, Moratti finally learned a little lesson and began to hand over the specific negotiations to professionals like Fachetti, "Although the outside world is still in the stage of speculation about Toldo's transfer, we have to be one step ahead of other potential competitors, but we must not be careless because of this, if there is a financial difficulty, just come to me!" ”