Girona really ran out of the way and jumped straight from La Liga to the Champions League, and this is a good show, because their brother club Manchester City has already been in the Champions League. Both clubs belong to the same owner, that is, the City Group, and now the UEFA rules can disrupt the situation, saying that two teams of the same owner cannot play such a high-level game at the same time.
Let's talk about Manchester City first, this guy is a big brother in the Premier League, and he has a domineering performance every year. But this year, the special highlight is that their little brother Girona in the city accidentally knocked themselves into the Champions League, and even gave Barcelona a beautiful double in La Liga, which is very sharp, is it?
The city group is now big, and both children have to go to prestigious schools, but the rules say that only one can be sent, how can this be done? Looking at the experience of the Red Bull Group, they adjusted their shareholding back then, so that both teams could make a difference in the Champions League. Do city groups have to consider similar operations? Like selling shares or changing hands in Girona?
But if they do, Girona will have to face the possibility of loss, after all, they have managed to rise to this position. Crucially, City's strategy may also need to be adjusted, as they often dig up potential stocks from Girona to bolster their squad, and if that policy changes, City will have to find another way out.
Of course, the key figures in this matter are the bigwigs of the city group, as well as Manchester City's coach Pep Guardiola, who also has a deep relationship with Girona, and the coach's strategy and layout are related to the future of both teams.
But in the final analysis, this dilemma of "having two children in the family to go to the same school" is not only a challenge but also an opportunity for City Group. After all, having two teams in the Champions League at the same time is not a trivial matter in itself, and it shows that their resources and management are doing well. It will be interesting to see how it will be solved this time and whether it can have the best of both worlds.
In short, it's not just a football contest, it's a contest of strategy, and see how this boss makes a beautiful step on the chessboard in football. No matter what the result is, this is a big shock to the football world, after all, it is not every day to see such a plot, two brother clubs join hands to break into the Champions League, how burning this script is!
Therefore, this "dance" between Girona and Manchester City is not only their business, but may also change the way the entire football club is managed and operated. The City Group's decisions will leave a mark on the history of football, so it will be interesting to see how they find the best balance between rules and opportunities.