I'm Kaka Kaka

Chapter 526 Even though overcoming thorns and thorns, losing fresh clothes and angry horse
"The Sun": "Kaka was seriously injured in the Copa America final and was rumored to be amputating..."

"Daily Telegraph": "Kaka went to Germany for treatment, and it was rumored that he might spend the rest of his life in a wheelchair..."

"Gazzetta dello Sport": "According to Kaka's unnamed friends, Kaka may end his career early..."

"Daily Mail": "Chelsea: Kaka's injury has not been confirmed, all news are false reports..."

"The Times": "Inventory of the top ten non-confrontation injuries in football, Kaka Irving tops the list, Batty is on the list..."

"Corriere dello Sport": "Milan Laboratory: Kaka's body is as precise as a machine, I believe he will recover soon..."

"Reuters": "Chelsea condemns the Brazilian Football Association's employment system, Ancelotti angrily accuses Dunga of being a tyrant, Dunga refutes that the club's excessive employment is the main cause of Kaka's injury..."

The news of Kaka's serious injury completely overwhelmed Brazil's championship and became the hottest news in football.

If it was just an ordinary minor injury, of course it wouldn’t be possible to speculate, but the powerful Sun newspaper has all of Kaka’s whereabouts: the day after the Copa America final, he took a special plane to leave Venezuela and transferred to the Charity Medical School in Berlin.

The amputation is of course Xia Ji's nonsense, but this time the injury is indeed not small.

After synthesizing several opinions, Kaka decided to treat conservatively, that is, not to have surgery.

This will cause the least damage to the body, but the speed of recovery will undoubtedly be slow.

After nearly a week of news from all sides, the latest news about Kaka was finally announced on Chelsea's official website.

"We regret to tell the fans that we will lose Kaka for three to four months, which means that we will not be able to see Kaka on the court for at least half a season, but the doctor assured that he will definitely give us back a healthy king..."

Kaka also updated his Facebook immediately after the injury was brought under control.

This time, it is no longer a simple picture and text, but an advertisement by the way, using the newly developed video upload function.

In the video, Kaka is sitting on the hospital bed, but he is in a good state of mind. He holds several newspapers in his hand and complains one by one.

"This is The Sun, they say I will be amputated. This is the Daily Telegraph. They say I will spend the rest of my life in a wheelchair. This is Zero. They say I've hurt my groin. I may never play football again. This is... a French newspaper. They say I'm a fake injury? It's Ole. They say I've ruptured my Achilles tendon and a fractured left foot. Come on, the whole world knows I've injured my right foot..."

Kaka threw down the newspaper in his hand, "Injury is the most normal and painful thing for a player. To be honest, the moment I was injured, I really thought my foot was going to break, but the doctor told me that it was just a muscle strain, ligaments were also affected, and there were other problems, but all of them could be resolved. Of course, the actual situation should be more serious, because I will be away from football for a long time, but I don't know why these media made such unfounded reports..."

"There are many fans praying for me outside the hospital every day. I heard that there are many flowers and gifts from fans outside my home in Chelsea. I have read many people's messages. Thank you very much. This is not the first time I have been touched by the love of fans, and it will not be the last time.

After winning the seven championships, my family and I had a serious discussion about my career. For a moment, I really wanted to give up, because I had achieved so much on the court. Even if I retire now, I have no regrets in my football career. This injury brought this idea to my mind again, but now, I can tell you clearly: wait for me to come back. "

Kaka's words undoubtedly gave everyone a reassurance. The fans finally felt relieved. Only Chelsea was quietly tasting the bitter fruit of Kaka's injury.

Joe Cole and Van Persie chose to stay, but Sneijder couldn't resist the temptation of Real Madrid after all, and put on the Galacticos jersey; Falcao also left the Premier League and joined Bayern Munich; Gallas accepted Wenger's solicitation and switched to Arsenal...

With the addition of Figo who retired and Makelele who returned to Ligue [-], Chelsea's first team lost five players at once. Although the main frame was not affected, but without Kaka, the main lineup is likely to be reshuffled.

Of course, Chelsea is not only in and out.

The transfer window had just opened, and Abramovich signed his fellow countryman Branislav Ivanovic with a record transfer fee of 970 million pounds in the Russian Super League, once again showing everyone what it means to be rich is to be willful.

After that, Chelsea added two Brazilian defenders, Alex and Belletti, signed a 29-year contract with Pizarro, who is about to turn 4, and bought Wright Phillips, who has a registered permanent residence in England, and so on.

Although there are also entries and exits, none of them are what the fans are eagerly looking forward to. Compared with their status as seven-time champions and big dogs, such a transfer is simply low-key to grandma's house.

And Manchester United, which had been silent for two years, finally recovered and began to recruit heavily.

Ferguson splashed 5800 million pounds in the transfer market this summer, attracting strong support such as Hargreaves, Anderson, Nani and Carlos Tevez.

Among the four, Manchester United's pursuit of Hargreaves was the most difficult. It took almost half a year for the Red Devils to snatch him from the Bundesliga giants Bayern.As a defensive midfielder, the Englishman has excellent interception ability and can even be used as a full-back. It is no wonder that Manchester United spent 1700 million pounds on him.

In addition, Ferguson's introduction of two rookies, Anderson and Nani, is also highly anticipated. The two are worth 1700 million and 1400 million pounds respectively.

The former is full of vitality and delicate technique, and he showed good strength in the just-concluded America's Cup. With his excellent passing and interception ability, Anderson can even threaten Carrick's position.

And Nani is an outstanding representative of the new generation of football players in the world. Although he can only be a substitute for Giggs after coming to Manchester United, the age of the Welshman is at that level.

Of course there is nothing wrong with this, but the premise is that Giggs must be a normal person and not an old monster.

Carlos Tevez, who has received the most attention, was signed on loan. The two-year fee is about 1000 million pounds. The offensive firepower of Rooney + Tevez + Adriano is believed to be enough to make Europe proud.

Arsenal's actions are also not small.

Diarra, Sarnia, Da Silva, Fabianski, Bendtner, Alexander Song, Gallas, etc. Although the transfer fee is not high, they are bought a lot.

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Of course, when it comes to quantity, Liverpool still has the most say this season.

Benitez, who received more than 5000 million pounds invested by the American owner, was full of spirits, and bought players such as Babel, Benayoun, Robinson, Alexandra, Kaniklich, Pacheco, San Jose, Mikhalov, etc. In addition to several returning on loan, Liverpool's new season lineup has [-] new faces.

The Premier League is already lively enough, and La Liga is not too far behind.

Fabio Capello, who led the team to win the league championship, finally left, and coach Schuster began to form a new team as soon as he took office.

After sending away Beckham, Carlos, Cassano, Negredo, Woodgate, Emerson and other famous players, they bought Pepe for a record 3000 million euros for defenders, returned Baptista, Soldado and Balboa on loan, Metzelder and Saviola joined for free, and then introduced Heinze, Robben and Sneijder heavily.

There is also a lot of movement in Barcelona. Yaya Toure, Abidal, G. Milito, etc. are all children, and the real king is Henry.

The French striker finally had enough of Arsenal's mediocrity and resolutely took over the olive branch handed over by Barcelona.

The Frenchman's release clause was as high as 8420 million pounds, but Barcelona finally paid only 1615 million to let him come to Camp Nou. According to reports, he will wear Barcelona's No. 14 jersey, which is the jersey number of Barcelona legend Johan Cruyff.

After the Kaka incident was settled, the focus of the media also began to shift to the transfer.

"Although Chelsea have tightened their purse strings this year, they have lost the arrogance of spending a lot of money in the past, and Abramovich has achieved a surplus in the transfer market for the first time since Abramovich took over, but the overall market in the Premier League has not shrunk, but continues to heat up.

If we say that when the football economic bubble subsided a few years ago, it was the chain reaction brought by Abramovich’s ruble that supported the operation of the English transfer market, then this year’s crazy investment by the Premier League teams is entirely the result of new TV broadcasting contracts and the entry of a large number of foreign capital.

Starting from this season, the Premier League has begun to implement a new TV broadcast contract with Sky TV. Coupled with income from overseas broadcast rights, Premier League teams can get close to 10 billion pounds (about 15 billion euros) in income from TV screens every year. This is undoubtedly the basis for the entire Premier League to burn money.

Just looking at Keane's newly promoted Sunderland investing more than 5000 million in buying people can't help but make people stunned. You know, if this money is placed in the entire Serie A, it will surpass several giants and become the king of investment this summer!And Sunderland has only one purpose for being so invested, to stay in the Premier League at any cost. The annual income gap between the Premier League and the British Championship is at least tens of millions of pounds, which is a huge temptation for everyone.

In addition to the stimulation of the sharp increase in TV broadcasting costs, the influx of foreign capital has also brought enough money to the Premier League team. Liverpool became the third giant in the Premier League to fall last season. The two American owners Gillett and Ginez, like the former Manchester United Glazer, pursue "high investment and high output". second.

Similar to Liverpool's situation are Manchester City, West Ham United, Portsmouth, etc. Thaksin's Thai baht made Eriksson determined to make a comeback. The Icelandic rich man Magnussen had already started to gamble last winter, and this summer is just a continuation.

Missing the Premier League title for two consecutive seasons undoubtedly stimulated Glazer. Ferguson entered the market early this summer and spent 8000 million to strengthen the lineup.

And Tottenham, who are as rich as Manchester United, continue their madness in the transfer market, and their goal is relatively simple, that is, to be able to make a historic breakthrough into the Champions League.

In addition to its own strong economic strength, the Premier League’s big money in the transfer market is also related to the skyrocketing player value. It has become a consensus that the valuation of British players is generally ridiculously high. "

"This summer's hot transfer market is unexpected. As of August 8, when the summer transfer window closes, La Liga teams have invested more than 31 million euros, setting a historical record. However, unlike the collective surge of Premier League clubs, the La Liga market is mainly supported by a few clubs. Real Madrid, Atletico Madrid, Barcelona and Valencia spent nearly 5 million in the transfer market, almost 4% of the total investment, and more than half of the 80 teams did not spend more than 11. 1500 to buy people, the gap between rich and poor can be seen.

The performance of the Madrid duo in the transfer market this year is the craziest. Since Calderon took office, Real Madrid, which has been spending like crazy, has spent 1.18 million euros in the transfer market this year, and has become the only team in the transfer market this year that has invested more than [-] million.In addition to the standard king Sneijder, this summer's transfer value from No. [-] to No. [-] has all been rounded up by Real Madrid, and the ability to spend money is completely unmatched.

In addition to being a membership club itself and not for profit, Real Madrid has benefited from the one-in-one-out policy of burning so much money.

"Progress" refers to the fact that Real Madrid and Catalonia's MEDIAPRO reached a sky-high broadcast contract last season. Since 2008, Real Madrid's TV broadcast rights within 7 years have been exchanged for a record 11 billion euros. The stable income of more than 1 million per year naturally allows the Bernabeu to have no scruples in the transfer market.

The "out" aspect refers to the current chaos in the leadership of Real Madrid. Calderon himself does not have a guiding ideology in the transfer market. Blindly boasting in the election back then could not be realized.

Whether it is the unknown Pepe bought for 3000 million, the hastily introduced Sneijder for 5000 million, or the second-best Robben for 3600 million, it seems that the price is too high in the entire football circle.

Compared with Real Madrid, Barcelona's purpose in the transfer market is much clearer. Henry, Abidal, Yaya Toure, Barcelona not only acted early in the transfer market, but also basically value for money. They are very complementary to the lineup. Their 7000 million euros is a high-level investment. In this regard, Barcelona, ​​which lost the league title last season, is far better than Real Madrid.

In addition to the two giants, Atletico Madrid's actions in the transfer market this year are also eye-catching. Forlan, Simão, Reyes, Motta, Atletico Madrid's investment has allowed them to have a super strong lineup in theory, but the actual effect still needs time to test.

Except for a few giants, the middle and lower reaches of La Liga are still living a life of tight money. There is no huge broadcast contract sold collectively like the Premier League, and there is no such a big income gap between the first and second divisions. The weak teams in La Liga are still thrifty as usual.The cost of the two newly promoted Amelia and Valladolid does not even exceed one million euros. They are pursuing more, perhaps football itself, research on techniques and tactics, and training of newcomers. These traditions will not change because of the closure of the transfer market. "

"Compared to La Liga and the Premier League, the transfer market in Serie A this year is particularly deserted. The total investment is not even half that of La Liga, not to mention compared with the Premier League. Except for Juventus' return to Serie A, where they spend more than 5000 million and are barely ranked. The former heroism of the Milan duo is long gone.

Inter Milan mainly focused on two quasi-first-class players Suyazo and Chivu. This is still an internal communication in Serie A. AC Milan called for a summer to acquire a world-class striker, but not only failed to cash in, but also lost Ribery.

The shyness of Serie A teams in the transfer market is related to the decline of the entire Italian football environment. In the past few years, with the bursting of the economic bubble, there have been many cases of Serie A bankruptcy and trusteeship, coupled with the impact of scandals such as phone calls and stadium violence. The Italian football environment has long been comparable to the golden age of the mid-90s. incomprehensible.

However, rational investment in Serie A does not mean that Serie A teams are not worth mentioning. Although the market is in a downturn, the Italian team’s heritage has not been lost, and the market downturn has directly led to the reorganization of the essence of resources and concentration on a few strong teams. "

"In addition to Robben and Sneijder, the heavyweight transfer must also include Henry. After several consecutive summers of rumors, the King of Arsenal finally left the Nou Camp, leaving only Wenger and a group of youth troops behind him. But even Henry, the impact of his transfer is difficult to compare with before. On the one hand, the transfer rumors have been spread for too long, killing its sudden shock, just like Zidane's sudden transfer back then; The low-key also makes this transfer star discount, which is hard to compare with the sensation of Beckham leaving Manchester United. However, despite this, the high-quality and cheap Henry is a rare bright spot among the transfer players this year, and he is also the only "Mr. Quasi-level" player among the transfer players.

In addition to Henry, Bayern also has bright spots in the transfer market this year. Due to returning empty-handed last season, Bayern has invested 7000 million euros this season and truly created a Bundesliga ace player again; but even with this investment, there is almost no real high cost. Miroslav Klose and Toni shine, Ribéry has already made people discuss the ownership of the German Footballer of the Season, Altintop and others have already become famous, the only regret is that Bayern cannot participate in the Champions League this season, and cannot compete with other giants for a day, but overall, the "star group" bought by Bayern should be the biggest highlight of the overall transfer this summer. "

(End of this chapter)