Golden Greenery

When the name Juninho Paulista or Juninho is mentioned, only old fans still remember it. The 1-year-old star retired from Palmeiras before his 41st birthday in 2014.

Brazilian football superstars are as bright as the stars. Juninho is not conspicuous among them, but he has a milestone significance.

Juninho is the first Brazilian attacking player to succeed in the Premier League in modern times.

He joined Middlesbrough three times in his career and is known as the most outstanding player in Middlesbrough history. Since Juninho, Brazil's offensive stars have gained the confidence to enter the Premier League, which has always been considered a daunting prospect.

Even in the era of pure long passes and lobs, English football has never excluded technical players. There was Hurst before him and Gascoigne after him. They were all players who could embroider on their toes. Moreover, there are a large number of players from other countries in Europe and even South America who have succeeded in England, but only Brazilians, especially Brazilian midfielders and forwards who are everywhere in the world from every football angle, seem to be at odds with England alone.

Some people say it's discipline, some say it's the physical confrontation, and some say it's prejudice, but after careful analysis, it's not entirely the case. It’s hard to say clearly, but it’s a fact that it was difficult for Brazilian players to get along well in England before.

It's not impossible. In the early years, Newcastle's Mirantinha was said to be pretty good, but it's doubtful how famous he was. In addition, those who can succeed are basically defensive players in the midfield and backcourt, and offensive players, especially forwards, are absolutely rare.

But Juninho's success at Middlesbrough made everyone understand that the original Brazilian offensive star can also gain a foothold in the Premier League. Although there are still the fewest Brazilian forwards in the five major leagues in the Premier League, it is indeed no longer uncommon.

Gabriel Jesus, who is not yet 20 years old, is the latest pioneer.

In fact, the correct translation of Jesus should be ‘Jesus’, and Jesus is Jesus. But this translation makes people feel a little weird and does not conform to the Chinese naming habits, so I will just use "Jesus".

When Jesus is used in a name, it can be understood as ‘Jesus~’, ‘Lord~’, ‘God’. In such context, it is both a sigh and a call. In fact, the word 'Jesús' commonly used by Spanish and Portuguese people has the same meaning.

Before leaving his hometown, Jesus scored 17 goals and 32 million euros in 201, and came to Manchester City with much attention. But honestly speaking, English football is really not a kind place for immature Brazilian talents.

One substitute and one start. Although Jesus did not score a goal, his other performances were really good and he was definitely worthy of the expectations placed on him.

However, if compared vertically, regardless of whether he made his debut in Europe or his achievements before leaving Brazil, Jesus is no better than his famous predecessors at the same age.

But the British media, especially the British football media, are the most exaggerated media in the world. Sometimes you simply can’t figure out why they praise young players so unscrupulously. Even flattering your own father can’t go as far as this.

Without some qualified psychological quality, it is too easy for young players to take these touts seriously, and then become complacent and then get lost. The British Empire stars are pulled out one by one, but how many of them can finally achieve the achievement? Who can become famous outside England?

Therefore, I am not afraid of the intensive schedule. Brazil has as many games as England. However, I am afraid that Jesus will be ruined by the enthusiastic media like a dog.

When something really goes wrong, you will see the true face on the other side of the media. They will smash you to pieces and step into the mud. You have no idea why they are so bitter and hateful.

If journalists from China or other places in Europe and the United States were lined up and every other one was beaten to death, some of the survivors would definitely slip through the net. But if the journalists from the English media were held up with machine guns one by one, I would lose if one of them was unjustly accused.

With a total of just over 100 minutes of game time, the media said in a serious manner, ‘Jesus will replace Aguero.

The Argentinian striker has his heart set on Real Madrid’.

Jesus is the future of Manchester City's forward line, while Aguero is a thing of the past. With the arrival of Guardiola, Zhuo Yang, and Jesus, Aguero's "New Manchester City Phase One" era has sung an elegy.

The newspaper said that Guardiola had long been dissatisfied with Aguero's "soft feet" when facing strong teams. The arrival of Jesus gave him a better choice. The two have similar styles, but Jesus is nine years younger than Akun and has more potential, and Guardiola also prefers young players.

Jesus, Sterling, Sane, Iheanacho, Manchester City's green forward line has been formed, and with Zhuoyang who can kill time and death, Aguero is purely redundant.

Not only is it stylish, but it also makes sense. It is said that the center that Real Madrid coach Zidane values ​​most is compatriot Benzema. Although Morata is very efficient, he returned from Juventus last summer and can only wait for playing time on the bench.

It is said that Morata will definitely leave the Bernabeu for the second time. It is only a matter of time. It is basically determined this summer. After Sloppy left the team, Real Madrid needs to strengthen the front line, and Zizou will definitely sign a star of the same level or a bigger name to take his place.

It is said that the specific plan has basically been negotiated. In the summer, Real Madrid used Morata plus money to exchange for Aguero.

Not to mention Aguero, even Guardiola and Zidane scratched their bald heads and dared not say whether this was true or false, because it was too fabricated.

The media said that Aguero, who had a nose and eyes, and his own thoughts, did originally regard Real Madrid as his first choice, but it was the detailed 'analysis' in the newspaper that reminded Aguero that Real Madrid was by no means a good place.

Are you sure you can beat Benzema by going to Real Madrid? Zidane’s Benzema to be exact. Or replace Bale, or Ronaldo... This seems to be an even more impossible task than in Manchester City.

So, where is Xia Tian going? Aguero, who doesn't like to compete with others, fell into deep contemplation.

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In order to protect the league and cope with the upcoming knockout rounds of the Champions League, Manchester City no longer regards the FA Cup as its main competitive goal, but has not paid attention to it. This score was the largest point difference in that round, and the opponent was Crystal Palace, who is also a Premier League powerhouse.

BIG succeeded, but only Liverpool, who were in excellent form and had no energy to worry about the European war, overturned at home. Uncle Zha's mixed lineup was defeated by the British Championship Wolverhampton Wanderers 2:1 at Anfield, and the FA Cup ended here.

Two days before this game, Liverpool also lost 0:1 to Southampton in the second leg of the League Cup semi-finals, with a total score of 0:2 and lost the chance to enter the final.

As a result, Liverpool really only has the Premier League left to pursue. But this is good, it can stop Uncle Zha from having wild ideas and firmly establish his loyalty to the game.