I'm Kaka Kaka

Chapter 141 hit him

November 2002, 11, Turin, Italy, Stadium del Alpi.

Owned by the Turin Municipal Government, this stadium was specially built for the 1990 World Cup in Italy, but it is not a dedicated football field. There is a runway between the stadium and the stands, which seriously affects the atmosphere of watching the game.

In addition, the population of Turin itself is only about 120W, so even for a giant team like Juventus, the stadium is often full of seats.

But today, the [-] seats are packed.

AC Milan visits the Old Lady.

The third in the league VS the first in the league.

Young coach Ancelotti VS old coach Lippi.

Philippe Inzaghi VS Del Piero.

Kaka VS Nedved.

The duel between the top three in northern Italy has always been the focus of Serie A, but unlike the Milan derby, which is always full of smoke and controversy, the current relationship between AC Milan and Juventus is still okay.

Everything stems from the former "Holy Alliance".

The friendship alliance formed by Berlusconi, Galliani, Moggi, Giraudo and others at that time reached a series of tacit understandings in the transfer market, football politics, and business operations, and joined forces with the outside world.

Baggio and Inzaghi joined Milan from Juventus in 1995 and 2001 respectively, proving that this alliance is not just a shell. The two sides do have close cooperation in player transfers and championship competition, and they are still in the honeymoon period.

Of course, football is a business. When the interests of both sides are the same, it is of course hello, me, hello, everyone, but when interests conflict, it is only a blink of an eye to turn against each other.

Now, with the love-hate relationship between Inzaghi and Del Piero, and Moggi's cynicism towards Kaka, the game between the allies began to take on a pungent smell of gunpowder.

Players from both sides enter the field.

It was Nesta who returned to his hometown last time, and this time it was Inzaghi who played against his old club. It's just that compared to the love-hate relationship between Lazio fans for Nesta, the story between Inzaghi and Juventus fans seems much duller.

Many fans applauded Inzaghi, and Inzaghi also raised his hands and applauded in response.

AC Milan is still in the 4321 Christmas tree formation today. Costacurta replaced Simic and formed a defense line with Nesta, Maldini and Karadze.

Of course, the chatter from the outside world is unlikely to have any impact on Ancelotti. The media likes to make a fuss about Kaka's recent goals and assists, but they deliberately ignore Kaka's breakthrough times and breakthrough success rate, and never mention the number of times Kaka passed threatening balls.

Some people in the outside world say that Kaka is mediocre, but everyone in AC Milan knows that the opposite is true, Kaka has been improving.

"Juventus has a 4312 formation, goalkeeper Buffon, defenders Thuram, Ferrara, Iuliano, Bilindelli, midfielders Camoranesi, Tacchinardi, Nedved, forwards Piero, Divaio."

The photographer was a bit too busy to capture the expressions of Del Piero and Inzaghi, to compare the performances of Ancelotti and Lippi, and to point the camera at Kaka on the field and Moggi in the stands.

Moggi and Gallidoni sat together, and the two most shrewd profiteers in Serie A had a good chat, and they didn't know which unlucky guy they were trying to catch.

It was Moggi who had a grievance with Kaka, but Nedved was the target on the court. When the two sides shook hands, the Czech iron man patted Kaka on the shoulder, obviously looking forward to this matchup.

Kaka was a little excited.

It is said that the small World Cup is a small World Cup, but he has been in Italy for three months, and now he sees the shadow of the small World Cup in this team.

The old lady in front of Callgate does have a group of outstanding players that make every coach in world football covet.

The game started and AC Milan served first.

Kaka originally wanted to give Buffon a goal that fell from the sky, but unfortunately the opponent's position was very reasonable and his concentration was very concentrated. Kaka really couldn't find any room for a sneak attack. After receiving a pass from Inzaghi, he had to pass it back to Rui Costa.

Pieroma immediately rushed to Rui Costa.

Rui Costa faked a back pass, but when he touched the ball with his right foot, he pulled it lightly, evaded Piero, and passed the ball back to Kaka.

Kaka faced Nedved immediately after taking the ball. Nedved took a step back deliberately and stared at Kaka cautiously.

Kaka didn't play any tricks. After a quick change of direction, he flicked the ball, and the striding meteor immediately threw it out.

Nedved didn't keep up with the first step, and was thrown away by Kaka in an instant, and immediately turned around and chased after him.

Davis also rushed over at this time, flanking Kaka back and forth with Nedved.

Seedorf quickly stepped forward and responded on the right. Kaka looked up and pretended to pass the ball, but in fact he stabbed the ball lightly through Davis' crotch.

Davis and Nedved almost crashed. Fortunately, the two reacted quickly and ran away alternately, but it was impossible to chase Kaka again.

Kaka's crotch piercing move was a bit big this time. The football was about to roll to Camoranesi's feet, but he caught up in two or three steps, reaching for the ball almost at the same time as Camoranesi.

Camoranesi touched the ball first, but before he could kick it away, Kaka's foot also stepped on the top of the football.

He did not choose to block the ball, but gently pulled it in the direction Kamo kicked, and completed the turn while pulling the ball from his right foot to his left foot.

A Marseille maneuver that Juventus fans will never forget.

After passing Camoranesi, Kaka did not take the ball forward, but knocked the ball with his left heel and passed the ball to Rui Costa.

Whether it is a Marseille roundabout or a heel pass are relatively common technical movements, but there are really not many that can connect these two movements so naturally and smoothly.

The AC Milan fans who accompanied the team immediately applauded Kaka.

No matter how blind they are, in their eyes, Kaka is the best gift from heaven.

Juventus fans are a little envious, but thinking of Moggi's remarks in the media, and knowing that this player may not be able to join the Bianconeri in his life, he can't help feeling a little regretful for a while.

Costa directly picked a pass from the penalty area.

Inzaghi stopped the ball with his chest. He was about to bounce the football and then volleyed. Thuram had already rushed over and kicked the ball hard out of the boundary.

Only then did everyone's tense nerves relax.

The expression of the Juventus generals looking at Kaka has completely changed.

They have paid enough attention to Kaka, and Lippi even ranked Kaka's threat above Rui Costa and Inzaghi, but now it seems that they still underestimated the young Brazilian.

Based on their experience and experience, they have only seen this kind of heaven-defying sense of the ball and delicate to the extreme ball control in only two or three people.

"Kaka surpassed Juventus' three major midfielders! Nedved, Davies and Camoranesi failed to grab his ball together. This just-right Marseille maneuver reminds us of Zidane. Kaka broke through Camoranesi's defense with the iconic move of the Juventus front banner..."

Kaka ran to the sidelines, ready to serve the boundary ball.

It is very close to the penalty area of ​​Juventus. If the sideline ball is thrown well, it can still create a threat. Peel and Ambrosini all ran to Juventus' half.

Davis quickly ran over to block Kaka to prevent him from serving the ball quickly. At the same time, he turned around and waved his teammates to follow the other Milan players.

But just as he turned around, something hit his back.

Davis was stunned, thinking he was being attacked by a fan, but the exclamation of his teammates made him quickly realize what had just happened.

When he turned his head, Kaka had already run into the field and cut into Juventus' penalty area with the ball.

There is no doubt that he was hit by Kaka with the ball.

The AC Milan fans and neutral fans who witnessed the whole process were overjoyed, while the Juventus fans couldn't bear to look directly at it and couldn't help laughing.

Even Ancelotti couldn't help shaking his head.

Why does this kid have so many tricks, walking under the foot of the wall when kicking a free kick, and hitting the opponent's player with the ball when sending a boundary kick?

Is this what people do?

And it was Davis who smashed it. Is this guy easy to mess with?

While everyone was still wondering how big Davis' psychological shadow area was, Kaka had already dribbled the ball into the penalty area close to Juventus.

Thuram was the first to greet him.

His first reaction was to shovel hard immediately, trying to prevent the kid from making any moves at all costs, but Kaka's feet had already crossed the penalty area line, so he could only stop this tempting thought.

When everyone was still wondering what method Kaka would use to break through Thuram, Kaka suddenly flicked the ball horizontally, followed by a step to the right, and hit the goal directly with his right foot.

Ten thousand draft horses galloped past Thuram, who was waiting to be passed.

Aren't you the king of Serie A?Come to me!The door that shoots wool?Can't afford it?

Only Buffon reacted in the audience.

In fact, he didn't keep up with his brain, but his body immediately made a movement the moment Kaka shot the goal, and threw himself horizontally to the left.

This reaction speed is good enough, but still can't touch the ball.

As if the trajectory had been set long ago, the football bypassed Buffon's palm, turned back when it was about to fly out of the goal frame, and precisely entered the upper left corner of the goal.

"GOAL!!! Kaka! I can't describe it! We imagined all the beginnings, but we never dreamed that this game would unfold like this! Kaka's shot was so sudden, no one expected him to shoot at this time and position, and the Juventus defenders didn't react at all."

"Look at this shot. After Kaka scored the zero-degree goal in Germany, many people said it was luck, but now seeing such a shot, I just want to say that the so-called dribbling is also based on a strong enough foundation."

The moment Kaka shot, various versions of "Fuck" from all over the world blurted out.

Lippi had just put his cigar in his mouth, and immediately took it off after seeing the goal, staring at Kaka closely.

Now he wished he could trample Moji's pig to death.

(End of this chapter)