In a Milan derby that ended in the early hours of this morning, AC Milan and Inter Milan finally shook hands with a score of 1:1 to end the 300th Milan derby. However, the most discussed by fans after the game was that Char khan oulu slid to his knees to celebrate after scoring for Inter and sent social media after the game to continue celebrating the goal. There is no doubt that this wave of unpleasant moves in Char khanoglu has made him convicted of milan traitors, but looking at the history of football, there are not a few traitors who are worse than his behavior. The following is an inventory of the five major traitors in football (in no particular order).
One, Luis Figo.
In 2000, Luis Figo was in the ascendant, and he had even become the captain of the giants Barcelona, and was loved by fans. But in the summer of that year, because of the unsuccessful salary increase with the club, he met Florentino, who was running for the president of Real Madrid, and the two sides signed a contract after some negotiations. The contract stipulates that if Florentino is elected president of Real Madrid, then Figo must switch to Real Madrid, and if Figo does not go, he must compensate Lafayette for a sky-high liquidated damages of 35 million euros. What happened next was known to everyone, and the shrewd Galeries Lafayette promised real Madrid fans that he would bring Figo, and the fans really elected him as president. To avoid liquidated damages, Figo pressed Barca executives to eventually sell themselves to their nemesis for a record price of 60 million euros.
Since then, the former Barca captain has ceased to be loved by Catalan fans, who are reluctant to even admit that there is such a person in the club's history. After all, figo is also the first of the national derby opponents to ask for a transfer during the contract period.
Two, Van Persie.
In 2011, Fabregas, who was called "Loyalty Law" by Arsenal fans, left Arsenal out of his own pocket and joined Barca, also in that transfer window, Nasri and Krisch also chose to join Arsenal's league rival Manchester City for a high salary, and said a lot of bad things about Arsenal after that. The departure of the main players also led to a low point for Arsenal under Wenger. At this point, Van Persie, who had just become captain, stepped forward, and he not only played well that season, becoming the Premier League Golden Boot with 30 goals, but also said in an interview mid-season, "If there is only one person who remains loyal to Arsenal, it is me." ”
The interview earned him the hearts and minds of his fans, but in the summer after the season, Van Persie punched Arsenal fans in the face by switching to Manchester United, and the loyalty that was still flaunting not long ago became empty talk. After becoming a Manchester United player, he not only won the Golden Boot to help Manchester United win the title, but also slipped on his knees after playing against Arsenal, and the image of traitor lingered ever since, even if he apologized to Arsenal fans after retiring, he could not be forgiven.
Three, Ashley Cole.
This time, the victim is Arsenal again, and Cole's transfer is the most controversial compared to other traitors. Ashley Cole came from the Arsenal academy and was heavily used in the Arsenal first team, gradually becoming the world's number one left-back at the time, which can be said to be the limelight. But in 2005, the Arsenal left-back was revealed to be secretly talking with Arsenal's sworn enemy Chelsea on a transfer, and although he was punished by the Premier League, he resolutely came to West London to join Chelsea.
Although Cole has been defended for leaving because he was unhappy that Wenger was only willing to pay him £55,000 a week, for whatever reason, his private contact with sworn enemies was unacceptable.
Four, Tevez.
Tevez, who is jokingly called "Tervis" by Chinese fans, chose to leave Manchester United in the summer of 2009 for a higher income and join Manchester United's sworn enemy Manchester City, who at that time, in order to stimulate Manchester United and Ferguson, even posted a huge poster of Tevez in Manchester, which used blue as a background and wrote "Welcome to Manchester", and it turned out that Ferguson was indeed angry enough. In 2012, Tevez held up a placard with the words "RIP Fergie" in the Manchester City championship parade, which instantly caused fierce protests from Manchester United fans. Although Manchester City was quick to apologize to Manchester United and Ferguson on behalf of Tevez, Manchester United refused to accept it, and Tevez still refuses to apologize for this matter.
Five, Fabregas.
Compared to other traitors in Arsenal club history, perhaps Fabregas's betrayal is what fans and even Wenger himself are most angry about. In 2011, Fabregas, who was regarded by Wenger as his own love, told his mentor that he wanted to join Barca, and no matter how others advised him, he failed to change his mind, and finally, he even paid his own transfer fee to go to Barcelona. Three years later, Fabregas, who had been unhappy with Barca, joined Arsenal's nemesis Chelsea like Cole, a player who was once seen by Arsenal fans as the club's future player, twice betraying Arsenal in three years.
The above is the author's inventory of the five major traitors in football, in the hearts of fans, what other traitors are difficult for you to forgive?