As we all know, there are players who are very popular in South America but are not very suitable for the European league. The common causes of this phenomenon are roughly divided into two types, either personality problems or ball style problems. Especially the personality problem, I don't know how many South American talents have delayed the development of the European League. For example, the protagonist of this article, Dalisandro, is the most typical representative of it:
Andrés Nicolás Dalisandro was born on April 15, 1981 in Buenos Aires, Argentina. When he was 9 years old, he entered the local River Plate Academy and was trained to become a forward. You know, in the nineties of the last century, the front waist has a special meaning, not everyone can be it. Often only the players with the best footwork in the team are entrusted with the heavy responsibility of the front waist. That is to say, when he was a teenager, Dali Sandro, his footwork is beyond doubt.
In South American football, which emphasizes technique on the feet, young players with good footwork do not have to worry about not being able to get ahead. Back in 1999, Dali Sandro was promoted to the River Plate first team. It's a pity that the river plate at that time already had Aimar in the position of the front waist. You know, this is the idol of the emperor superstar Messi, whether it is technology or imagination, it is super-class, but it is just bad luck and has not achieved achievements that match its strength.
Dalisandro could not compete with Aymar and could only sit on the bench and rush. Fortunately, Aymar said goodbye to River Plate in January 2001, and Dali Sandro did not last long as a substitute in River Plate. In contrast, Cavinagi and Caldety on the front line also replaced Angel and Saviola, who played in Europe.
With the help of Dalisandro, both Cavinagi and Caldeti have tasted the golden boot of the Argentine league. So I have to admit that Dali Sandro, who plays the front back, is indeed very good at feeding cakes to his teammates. His passing is imaginative and he always finds teammates who happen to be out of the opponent's defense.
The world should know very well that Maradona, who is also a front-runner, is also very good at feeding cakes to his teammates, in addition to his ability to personally attack the city. That is to say, in Dalisandro's body, the shadow of Maradona can indeed be seen. Against this backdrop, Dalisandro would naturally be seen as Maradona's successor. Of course, it is better to add the suffix "one" here, so that it is more accurate.
Is there any club that doesn't want to have Maradona? It is doomed that Dalisandro, one of Maradona's successors, will definitely become a lucrative in the transfer market. Including Juve, Barca and other European giants, they have extended olive branches to him.
I don't know exactly what Dali Sandro thought, he turned down the giant's offer and accepted Wolfsburg's contract. You know, Wolfsburg at this stage is not a technical team at all, but a group of irascible brothers on the court, fouls and yellow cards are endless.
As a result, in Dalisandro's first season with Wolfsburg, his new club went on 95 yellow cards, topping the Bundesliga. With such a group of teammates, Dalisandro naturally can't be as comfortable as in the riverbed. However, there are positive aspects. With the help of Dalisandro, Wolfsburg scored 20 more league goals than the previous season.
To put it bluntly, Dalijandro's performance in Wolfsburg is actually not very impressive. However, many of Argentina's biggest names missed the 2004 Copa America in Peru. Therefore, Dali Sandro, who is not too big, became Argentina's No. 10 in this America's Cup.
Unfortunately, Argentina gave Dalisandro a chance, but the latter could not seize it. In the 2004 Copa America in Peru, Dalisandro failed to lead the team to win the championship, and also missed a penalty in the final against the old wrongdoer Brazil, which directly caused Argentina to lose the championship.
Argentina lost the Copa America, and someone must be behind it. Even Messi, who was at his peak, has carried this pot, not to mention Dali Sandro, whose status is far inferior to Messi. After this edition of the Copa America, Dalisandro no longer had to think about the problems related to Argentina's No. 10 shirt, and he was completely reduced to the former Argentina's No. 10...
If Dalisandro is good enough at the club, he certainly has a chance to impress him in Argentine football. But the problem is that Wolfsburg's staffing is actually not suitable for a skilled player like Dalisandro. The former Argentina No.10 didn't play happily and made the decision to change the goal.
Dalisandro, who has already suffered this loss in the squad configuration at Wolfsburg, has clearly not learned the lesson in this regard. The next home he chose this time is actually Portsmouth in the Premier League. Didn't anyone tell Dallisandro that Portsmouth wasn't a tech team at all?
As you can imagine, Dali Sandro didn't play long at Portsmouth before changing the court again. His new club this time has become Zaragoza, and he has finally met a technical team. However, at this time, Zaragoza, in the front position, already has Aimar the idol of Messi. Dalisandro can't compete in River Plate, but he can't compete in Zaragoza, and can only play as a full-back.
Probably not playing in the position he knows best, Dalisandro's mentality is a bit explosive. In the second half of the 2006–07 season against Barca, Dalisandro clashed with compatriot Lionel Messi. The cause of the matter is nothing more than that Messi had some physical contact with Dali Sandro when he was fighting. Messi's movements, that's not big at all, that's normal physical contact on the football field.
However, Dalisandro didn't know what to think, as if it was a powder keg being lit, cursing and cursing in his mouth. People Messi just raised his hands to show that he did not foul, Dalisandro still did not adhere to it, actually used force against Messi, and hit Messi's forehead with his forehead, hitting Messi to the ground to cover his face. As you can imagine, Dalisandro was sent off with a red card on the spot.
The former Argentine No. 10, who used force against Messi, didn't take long to get into trouble again. In Zaragoza's team training, Dalisandro actually had an infighting with Aimar, the idol of Messi. It was because of the small question of whether the goal was effective that Dalisandro not only confronted Aimar but also rushed towards Aimar with his fists, fortunately being hugged by Milito, who was also playing in Zaragoza at the time. Otherwise, the fun will be great.
The outrageous operation of punching his teammate Aymar made Zaragoza very dissatisfied with Dalisandro. It just so happened that the team's record was not good for a while, and the former Argentina No.10 naturally had to carry this dark cauldron. It didn't take long for Zaragoza to send Dalisandro to San Lorenzo.
Dali Sandro, who returned to the Argentine league, soon came back to life full of blood. Not long after he played in San Lorenzo, he was favored by the Brazilian international and moved to the Brazilian league. With the help of Dalisandro, Internacional won the 2010 Copa Libertadores. In the same year, Dalisandro beat Neymar, who was still a newcomer at the time, and Veron, who was a veteran, and was named South American Footballer of the Year.
In the days since, Dalisandro has been enjoying football in the South American league until 2022 when he announced his hanging boots.