See also the old man of football: the eternal "wizard" Perón

Little Wizard

When yesterday's "Beast" Tevez joined the news of the Super League Shanghai Greenland Shenhua with a sky-high annual salary, high-profile domination of the headlines, another long-lost face also came into our eyes, he is also from the Pampas "little wizard" Peron.

Former Argentina international Perón will officially return to football next year to represent the École de la Plata in the professional arena, a new contract that will last 18 months. Since retiring in 2014, Veron has become president of the École de la Plata, but Perón is not far from the greenery, and this year he is already preparing for his comeback, having briefly joined the regional league team to play amateur games. Now back in the professional world, Veron is ready and has recently been actively reinstating in training to join the team in January.

Forever a wizard

Nicknamed "The Wizard", you're destined to have magical powers and fantastical charms: you're a talented midfield organizer and a big-picture long-pass dispatcher; you have a soul-destroying instep with sharp straight passes and precise long passes; your signature heavy artillery and excellent free-kick technique are also among the best in the world; plus your highly personal outfit that exposes the half-cut leg pads... These have created a mysterious, magical you full of fantasy colors, a unique, bald head, beard, and uninhibited and unique midfield master with earrings on the green field - Juan Sebastian Perón.

Perón was nicknamed "Little Wizard" and was called La Brugitta in Argentinian. It came not because of his footwork, but because of his father, Raymond Belon, a famous Argentine wizard, and many believe that Raymond Belon somehow made his son possess unpredictable footwork. And his footprints, traveling throughout the Pampas, the Apennine Peninsula and Great Britain, opened an unforgettable legend during this period of wizarding years.

But helpless, the final etching of the years is still irresistible, in 2014 you chose to retire for the first time, people began to lament that there is one less classical master in world football. Fortunately, you still can't give up that round football, you once again choose to return to the embrace of your beloved career, and the world can once again appreciate the "wizard" on the court.

(Belon of the late career "falling leaves back to the roots")

The clouds of the hometown, the road of the other country

At the age of 14, when he followed his father's footsteps, the youth training camp of the École de la Plata began, and Veron soon became the master of the group of talented children, with beautiful feet, good offensive and defensive, and more importantly, in you, people saw a leadership temperament that did not match the age, and the outstanding sense of the big picture, on the court, Belon could always pass a message to the children through the football under his feet, a kind of tenacity and courage that was lacking in football teenagers at this age. Under the gaze of the clouds in his hometown, young Perón runs, passing on the football under his feet and his dreams. The bigger stage needs this Argentine "wizard", and the road from other places will inevitably come.

Across the ocean, Perón came to the Apennines, which was known as the "Little World Cup" serie a serie a. These years are your best time, where you truly become a top midfield master. At that time, the Serie A was star-studded, and you were still one of the most shining in it. The first stop in Europe, you come to Samp, under the care of Coach Eriksen, you gradually grow up and begin to attract attention. In the years that followed, in Parma and Lazio, you really started to reach the top.

Later, Ferguson took a fancy to you and brought you to the Premier League. In a whole new environment, you can still perform that magical footwork, and remembering the long pass you once passed to David Beckham is truly unparalleled in subtlety. However, this kind of picturesque beauty is much less, and here you have not been able to fully exert your abilities and gradually get lost in the thick fog of Old Trafford.

Although he later traveled to Stamford Bridge, the wizard was unable to retrieve his magic. Perón, who could not find himself and direction in Britain, chose to return to the peninsula where he could cast magic and do everything. Coming to Inter Milan, the occasional aura suddenly reminded people of the shadow of the former "wizard", but in the end the peak has passed, the witchcraft has failed, and the magic is difficult to reproduce. The road in his hometown seems to have come to an end, and the clouds of his hometown are waving at their children...

A blue and white stripe that weeps over

In the years of the blue and white stripe, you experienced the Anglo-Afghan war of the 1998 World Cup in France, and the imaginative free kick is still played repeatedly in the video today, which is reminiscent. Four years later, at the 2002 World Cup in South Korea and Japan, the expected Argentina team unexpectedly stopped the group stage. Everyone remembered Barty's tears, but I witnessed when Beckham scored the penalty, you stood behind you, stuck in the back and stared helplessly.

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Later, because you were lost on the European continent, lost your magic, and you had passed the age of establishment, it was difficult to put on the star-studded Argentine shirt and miss the 2006 World Cup in Germany. But when people start to fade into oblivion, you're back, and the 10-year World Cup in South Africa, as the midfield core of the team, stands behind Messi to escort him.

The post-Maradona-era Pampas Eagles are destined to be tragic, appearing on the World Cup stage repeatedly, always considered to be the biggest favorites to win the championship, but also frequently falling on the long road to promotion. Throughout the more than ten years of the "wizard's" blue and white career, it can only be described as "Argentina don't cry for me", and there is no longer an incomparable midfield master who uses his magical footwork to tear the ball through the opponent's entire defense.

Sebastian Perón, when you hear this familiar and somewhat unfamiliar name again, this tough-eyed, iconic bald head and bearded Argentine, is back!