An inventory of South American stars who have not played well in the Europa League
1 Valderrama
Colombia's famous midfielder, with the reputation of the Golden Retriever King, Valderrama's iconic golden curly hair, with elegant classical playing style, made Valderrama famous, and defeated Argentina 5-0 away in the 94 World Cup qualifiers, making Colombia once the favorite to win the World Cup. Valdlamar has played for La Liga and Ligue 1, playing 17 games for Valladolid and 4 goals in 77 games for Montpellier in three years, although Valdlamar is not known for scoring goals, but as an attacking midfielder, this statistic is still slightly shabby, Valdlamar is obviously not successful in Europe.
2 Francisco Lea
Uruguayan Francescoli was uruguay's most famous star in the 8090s, and his most brilliant time was in River Plate, Argentina, and he was arguably the number one star of River Plate, winning the Argentine top scorer and The South American Footballer of the Year. Franciscoli's first stop in Europe was Atlético de Paris, which was only a mid-level team at the time, moved to Marseille three years later, played for Cagliari in Serie A for three years a year later, and the last stop was Turin, except for Marseille, which is a strong French team, the other teams are in the middle or even the lower, which is in contrast to the current Suarez Cavani giants.
3 Palermo
Nicknamed the Madman, the Argentine star made the deepest impression of losing three penalties in a row in a game at the Copa America, which is unique in the world's largest football competition, which is the legendary goalscorer of boca youth team, and the goal scored by boca is one of the top few in history. Palermo scored 18 goals in 70 appearances in three years in La Liga, Villarreal only finished 15th twice, finished 7th once, and played a year in Betis and Alaves in second division the following year, Palermo's performance can only be said to be average.
4 Riquelme
Riquelme is the last classical midfield master in football, and I believe that there are many fans who like him today, when the core of the Argentine midfield was known as Maradona's successor and the soul of Boca's youth team. Riquelme's first game in Europe is Barca, but a year later he was abandoned by Barca to Villarreal, and then four years Kerme spent in the yellow dive, where he performed quite well, four years of yellow dive in the middle and upper reaches of the position, but also into the Champions League, Riquelme performance is also remarkable, but in terms of Riquelme's prestige, such a team and performance are still quite far away.
5 Saviola
Nicknamed Rabbit, Argentine star Saviola led Argentina to the championship and won the top scorer, and at the age of 18, he won the South American Footballer of the Year, the youngest footballer in South America, and is expected to become the leader of the new generation. Saviola's first leg in Europe is also Barcelona, where he scored 47 goals in 105 games in three years, it should be said that the efficiency is OK, Rijkaard quickly cleaned Saviola after coming to power, played for Monaco, Sevilla and other teams, returned to Barca two years later, was sold to Real Madrid the following year, played two years on the bench at Real Madrid, but won the only La Liga title, then went to Benfica for two years, and finally played in Málaga for a year, a total of 11 years in the European career only four times to score doubles, If it is an ordinary player, this statistic is passable, but as Saviola this level is a bit ordinary.
6 Robinho
Robinho, who originally bore the name of new Pele, can be described as unlimited scenery, Brazil's most promising star, also debuted in Pele's parent team Santos. In 2005, he became a member of the Real Madrid Galaxy, but three years later he was sold by Real Madrid to the Premier League upstart Manchester City for the highest 42 million pounds in the Premier League at that time, but still went high and low, and after two seasons, he was dumped by Manchester City to ac Milan, and he was still a tiger in Milan, except for the first season, the next two seasons became worse and worse. Robinho's entire European career has a lot to do with his professional attitude, and after suddenly getting rich, he is not so professional in football, too many distractions off the field, and finally disappears.
