bigabreads Chapter 228 Parting Summer
Chapter 228 Parting Summer
Chapter 228 Parting Summer
On June 6, a week has passed since Ajax won the Champions League.
Amid the uproar and amazement, the club officially held a press conference to announce the peaceful termination of the contract with the meritorious coach Marco Van Basten. dissatisfaction, and then lead to intense conflicts of doubts.
In order to prove that the relationship between the two parties has not broken down, he also accepted the position of technical consultant offered by John Jack, and he can receive a moderate amount of financial income from the club every month.
In addition to the head coach, their personality captain Luis Suarez also bid farewell to the fans. This summer is destined to be a season of parting.
Although the transfer window will not officially open until July, Long Shute already knows the whereabouts of many teammates, and those players who have a clear destination will also greet him in advance.
Holland's main goalkeeper Stegrunberg transferred to the veteran Serie A team Roma for 700 million euros, and the right midfielder De Zeuu went to the Russian Super League for almost the same price.
South Korean teenager Shi Xuanjun still failed to conquer the club after a season of loan, and finally chose to leave freely.
The main defender Oleg chose to retire at the age of 31. He has reached the pinnacle with Barcelona and Ajax. He may want to enjoy life just like Van Basten. He has become a registered economist. Like-minded friends started a new energy company and became executives. Such a strange transformation surprised everyone...
In just ten days, Ajax, who had just won the Champions League, left four absolute main players (not including Long Shute himself for the time being), plus Emmanuel Sen who switched to Milan during the winter break, Dragon There are fewer and fewer comrades around Shute.
Like many dark polo teams that have suddenly risen, this Ajax team is about to be dismembered by other league clubs, and their championship lineup has fallen apart...
Some old people have left, and new ones will naturally join in. Ajax soon officially announced the signing of No.2, Luke De Jong, the best player in the Eredivisie League last season, and many young people who performed well in the league. , According to the ideas of Cruyff and De Boer, he began to rebuild the team.
Obviously, Long Shute is no longer in their team building concept, and now the only question they consider is... Which club has a higher offer.
2011 is not a big year in the traditional sense, there is no high-profile World Cup and European Cup, the Asian Cup has ended as early as the Chinese New Year, the African Cup and the Olympic Games are next year, so in this summer, there is only the Copa America football event will play out.
Since there is no major competition that will have a great impact on the player's worth, even though the transfer window has not yet fully opened, the executives and coaches of various clubs have already started their respective signings, and every day they hear countless true and false Rumors and news, fans frequently go up and down the tree, in the surprise of buying big names and the anger of their thighs leaving the team, their network traffic is consumed like flying...
Long Shute, who is recovering from his injuries in the Netherlands, has been in contact with the staff of no less than 50 clubs in the past few days. Except for some obviously insincere small teams, he almost refuses all comers.
He didn't even force the club to qualify for the Champions League next season-if it's not possible, the Europa League qualification is also possible.
Including Chelsea, Manchester City, Manchester United, Arsenal, Bayern, Real Madrid, Barcelona, Inter Milan, Juventus, Paris Saint-Germain, Lyon, Marseille, Malaga, Sevilla, Schalke, Bayer Leverkusen, Borussia Dortmund The other teams have expressed varying degrees of interest in him, and they are all top-ranked teams in major leagues.
Of course, it's common for a club to express interest in quality players, and that doesn't mean they'll necessarily opt for an offer.
But even so, Longshut also has many options. He is now the same as the club, just waiting for those buyers to make an official offer after careful consideration.
First offers coming soon.
"Arsenal is officially seeking to buy Ajax captain Long Shute! The transfer fee is about 1000 million pounds (about 1180 million euros)!"
The domestic Arsenal fans were naturally rejoiced, and began to imagine that the Chinese captain would lead his arsenal to China in a month and meet the fans in the East, but Long Shute was a little dumbfounded.
Not even 1200 million euros... Do you really think of Ajax executives as beggars?
Even if Bergkamp has a close relationship with you, it's impossible to lower the price so much?
Ajax chairman John Jacker directly tore up the fax sent by Wenger and said in an interview with the media:
"Ajax is by no means a supermarket where European giants can buy whatever they want, and Ajax's meritorious players are by no means simple food that is about to expire."
Van Basten, who was on vacation, unceremoniously criticized Arsenal for disrespecting Ajax and the players:
"In my eyes, Longchute is better than Cesc Fabregas and Nasri combined. May I ask Mr. Wenger, how much are these two players worth?"
The newly appointed head coach De Boer also put on a show:
"Dragon and the club's new contract has only been fulfilled for one year. He is only 21 years old and his career has just begun. Ajax is the most suitable place for him to grow and improve. He is also not for sale at the club."
Ajax has never had any "not for sale". What these people mean is that the other party's bid is too low...
Is Wenger's bid too low?
The player he wants to pursue is not only Ajax's vice-captain, Eredivisie MVP, Golden Boot assists king, but also the best player in the Champions League final and the best 11 players in the Champions League. 1000 million pounds is tantamount to sending beggars... …
Just as Arsenal's offer was ridiculed by the world, other competitors made moves one after another.
The enemies of Liverpool and Manchester United agreed to offer 1500 million pounds (approximately 1800 million euros) together, and Liverpool also played the friend card of Suarez to lure Long Shute.
And Chelsea and Manchester City, the two big local tyrants, threw out a check of 2000 million at the same time, but the unit of the old local tycoon is the euro, while the new local tyrant uses the British pound-the gap between the two is about 370 million euros.
Arsenal gritted their teeth and raised their offer: from 1200 million a few days ago to 2020 million pounds, equivalent to about 2400 million euros, 30 more than Manchester City...
This offer has far exceeded the signing record that Wenger has insisted on in recent years. Arsenal's insisted offer has made the fans even more rejoicing. They think they have seen the club's ambition to compete for the championship.
Then two pieces of news suddenly came out...
Their core attacker, one of the four little swans in France, and the legendary successor of Zidane - Nasri was poached by Manchester City in pursuit of a higher salary...
Their captain Cesc Fabregas is even more torn apart with the club, even if he pays out of his own pocket, he will transfer to Barcelona!
Their ambitions are all gone at this moment!
I originally thought that these giants would continue to bid, but what I didn't expect was that neither Chelsea nor Manchester City had any voice at this time.
So tabloids from all walks of life began to dig deep into the reasons.
Why are the bosses in the Middle East and Russia not very optimistic about Chinese players...
The Japanese and Korean players in the team showed their cards to the head coach: there is me without him...
Why does a European sponsor not like Chinese players, thinking that this will make customers feel that their products are inferior products...
They even dug out which players and coaches publicly ridiculed China's black history...
After reading these reports, Long Shute even felt a sense of crisis:
If it's true that no one pays to buy yourself, isn't it very embarrassing?
(End of this chapter)