The turbulent situation in Europe and the recent events of the league that seem to be tacitly agreed have given me an idea. What exactly is football, a carnival or a tool for people to vent? Or it's a means of courtesy. I don't know if you found it, from the five major leagues alone, the era of one monopoly seems to have passed. Speaking of Ligue 1 with the least suspense, would you say that Paris grande is not 13 points ahead of Marseille? However, from 2nd to 11th in the standings, there is actually only a two-win gap. There may be no suspense for the title, but the competition for Champions League qualification can be described as fierce.
The same is true of Serie A and the Bundesliga, and no team dares to say that its current position is stable. It is not just football that has reached this point, but the needs of the economic market. Intense tension, stimulating and good-looking, only in the market can there be profits. Losing suspense prematurely is not good for any club. In a just-concluded Europa League match, Zenit's final goal was blown off, which pushed the whole game to an unprecedented height. All the conspiracy theories have emerged, and it can be said that this foul is very, very subtle, and it is also an unintentional action of the offensive and defensive players. In previous games, the referee may not award a penalty, but even if it is a penalty, there is no problem. Now only Sparta moscow is left in the European competition, but they also meet the German team that is good friends with Ukraine. Another intriguing 90-minute game.
The previously reported Florentino and Laporta's "Gentleman's Agreement" put the unspoken rules of football on the table, competitive sports We are a competitive relationship, but the two sides are win-win in business operations. No matter how hot the transfer of Mbappe and Haaland, is it not only between Real Madrid and Barca? Occasionally other teams popped up, but they were quickly crushed.
If you think about it, football can also be discussed in philosophy. Does a league champion really have strength? Isn't the underdog really intentional? Where did the so-called talented players go afterwards? If you think about it, there are really infinite topics to extend. Of course, what the fans love is football itself. They only enjoy the moment on the field, and those who only complain online may not really understand the ball. There is local turmoil, but the world as a whole is developing steadily. The exciting races ahead will continue and there's nothing to worry about. The so-called utopia is probably just a passing cloud in the mind.