Recently, Argentine football superstar Veron announced his divorce from his wife, ending the 14-year marriage. In fact, After marrying Perón and his wife Maria, they have been living a very happy life, and the two have a sweet relationship, which can be called the fairy lovers of world football. Perón was also a big turnip when he was young, and he didn't hook up with beautiful women, but after marrying Maria in 2007, he became a good husband and never got into trouble again. However, the marriage between the two still came to an end, which is inevitable to regret. It is worth mentioning that Perón has found a new love, his new girlfriend looks very young, estimated to be in his 20s, the two are very low-key. However, through Perón's recent photos, he is only 47 years old, his beard has grayed out, and he is much older.
Born in 1975, Perón has a nickname called "The Wizard", which refers to his versatility and ability to play in multiple positions in the midfield. Verón debuted with Estudiantes de La Plata, an Argentine powerhouse known for training young players, and after playing here for 3 years, he was invited by Boca Juniors. At that time, South American football was a talent pool in Serie A, and as long as the slightest player was played, it would be poached. After only one year at Boca Juniors, Verón signed with Serie A powerhouse Sampdoria and soon relied on his outstanding free-kicking skills to shine in Serie A.
Later, Verón moved to Parma to form a strong frontcourt attacking combination with Argentine national team teammate Crespo. At the same time, Perón's performance in the 1998 World Cup was also recognized, but unfortunately the Dutch ice prince Bergkamp was better, and Argentina stopped the knockout round. Veron changed many teams during his time in Italian football, but the experience that really made him famous was during lazio's time. Lazio won the Serie A title in the 99/00 season, and Verón is the absolute core of the team, which is also the only league title after the Blue Eagles entered the new century.
Unfortunately, the downfall of the Lazio club owner made it impossible for the team to continue, and Manchester United manager Alex Ferguson took him to Old Trafford. But Veron is not good at physical confrontation, nor is he willing to participate in defense, only like to stay in the safe zone to pass the ball, which makes him very uncomfortable with the rhythm of the Premier League. Soon after, Veron was abandoned by Ferguson, just in time for Abu to join Chelsea, and he moved from Old Trafford to Stamford Bridge. In his first game with the Blues, Veron scored Liverpool's goal, but it was only a flash in the pan.
Disheartened, Perón decided to return to the more familiar Serie A arena, inter milan extended an olive branch in time, and in the summer of 2004 he went to the Meazza stadium on loan. As it turns out, Veron was born for Serie A, and his first season with Inter helped the team break the embarrassing record of seven years without a title, and the loan contract between the two sides was extended to 2007, after which the Argentine midfielder joined Inter freely. However, Perón only played for One more year at Inter before choosing to return to where his dream began, eventually ending his career at the University of La Plata. Today, Verón is president of the Collegiate Club de La Plata, dedicated to taking the team to new heights, and the results of his work have been recognized by the fans.