Ye Qingjie! Cristiano Ronaldo Messi bids farewell to the five major leagues + Champions League European football relies on new double pride to support the façade?

Half a year ago, Ronaldo went to Saudi Arabia to join Riyadh Victory, half a year later, Messi officially announced that he would join Miami International, and in 2023, the peerless double pride has left Europe, which is embarrassing, and who can replace them as the new representative of European football?

In the past ten years, the two most outstanding stars in European football are Cristiano Ronaldo and Messi, who have won various accolades at club level, eventually winning five and seven Ballon d'Or awards, and called "peerless double pride".

Ronaldo has conquered the Premier League, La Liga and Serie A, and won the Champions League five times. Messi has also won La Liga and Ligue 1 and won the Champions League four times.

Messi became the all-time top scorer in Europe's five major leagues with 496 goals, and it was former goalscorer Cristiano Ronaldo who surpassed him with one goal. Cristiano Ronaldo scored 140 goals in the Champions League, the first in history, and the second place is Messi with 129 goals - it can be said that when it comes to the five major European leagues and the Champions League, the first two stars that people think of are Mero.

However, last summer, Ronaldo missed the Champions League and Europa League for the first time in his career, and at the beginning of this year, he completely left the five major leagues and even European football to settle in Saudi Arabia. This summer, Messi, who can continue to play in the five major leagues and continue to participate in the Champions League, chose to go to the United States and join Miami International, so the peerless double pride bid farewell to Europe one after another, which made people feel surprised and reluctant, shouting "Ye Qing Knot"!

Of course, Cristiano Ronaldo and Messi are not retired and we can still see them playing, but in Saudi United and the American Professional League. And don't forget last year's Golden Globe winner Benzema, who also went to Saudi Arabia. Now that they're all gone, what else is there to linger on and see in European football? I'm afraid it's the turn of the new shuangjiao to support the scene.

Manchester City's Haaland needs to continue to prove that he has the ability to impact Cristiano Ronaldo's "all-time goalscorer in football", and Paris' Mbappe needs to prove that he can play better and win more titles without Messi. In addition, Real Madrid's Bellingham, Vinicius, Manchester United's Marcus Rashford, AC Milan's Leo, Bayern's Musiala, etc., also have the opportunity to compete to become the new leaders in European football, but in any case, the most glorious Mero era is over.