In the 6th round of Serie A 2021-22, AC Milan beat Spezia 2-1 away from home, a new record was born - Daniel Maldini, son of legendary footballer Paul Maldini, not only made his debut Serie A start, but also scored his debut goal for Milan. From Cesere to Paul to Daniel, the surname "Maldini" is a totem of Milan. Looking at football, there are many stories of this kind of "three generations in the same house".
【The Peron family - 3 no. 11 write epics】
For Argentine giants École de la Plata, the name "Veron" represents not only the legendary Sebastian Perón, but also a legacy. Similar to the Maldini family, the Perón family and the University of La Plata have a relationship that spans decades.
The Perón family's history of working for the Students of La Plata goes first to Sebastian Perón's father, Ramon Perón. Born in the youth academy of the École de la Plata, Ramón Played for the École de la Plata for 14 years in his career and retired from the École de la Plata.
His son, sebastian Belon, the famous "White Wizard", also rose to fame at the University of La Plata. After a journey from Italy and England, the "White Wizard" also chose to return to the roots like his father. After returning to his home team, Sebastian Veron has entered the end of his career, but he is still the top star in the Americas. From 2007 to 2010, Sebastian Perón was a key player who helped the team win two Argentine league titles and one Copa Copa supra-
In 2013 and 2017, Sebastian Belon, who has announced his retirement, is not old, has made two comebacks to help the team, and has also recorded assists. In 2017, Sebastian Veron went one step further, extending his influence from the pitch to his office, and was elected president of the club with a high vote, hoping to restore the glory of the old giants.
In March 2021, another "Perón" played for the University of La Plata – Sebastian Perón's son Deland Perón made his first-team debut. Despite being a youngster who had just stepped out of the reserves, Deland was given the Number 11 shirt worn by his grandfather and father. In terms of talent, Deland Belon, who only played in the first team at the age of 21, may not be as good as his grandfather and father, but for fans, the inheritance of the "Peron family" can be continued, which is exciting enough.
【Borg family - three generations of 5 people witnessed the rise of the team】
Norwegian club Bodegrint are upstart teams that have risen to the speed of light in recent years, playing in the Norwegian League in 2018, but they won the Norwegian Super League in the 2020 season. In the 2020-21 Europa League qualifiers, they also met with Serie A giants AC Milan, and although they were unfortunately out with a 2-3 score, they really broke out of the Rossoneri in a cold sweat. It is commendable that this team does not have a big boss who spends thousands of dollars, but relies on high-quality and inexpensive transfer operations to create a youth army that picks out veteran teams such as Rosenborg and Molde.
The history of this team is run through by the Berg family. In 1958, Harald-Borg joined The BodeGrint's academy, beginning a family relationship with the team for more than 70 years. In 1964, Harald moved to another Norwegian team, Lyn, where he reached the quarter-finals of the European Cup Winners' Cup, losing 4-5 to Barca in two legs. He also went abroad to play for Den Haag in the Netherlands. Harald fell to his roots in 1974 and helped the team win the Norwegian Cup in 1975, the first trophy in the team's history.
Harald Sr. had 4 sons, all three of whom went on the road to football, and the last became a musician. The boss Oljeen Borg and the younger brother Runal Borg were both core players of Bodegrint, and after the team's unfortunate relegation in 1988, they were packaged and sold to Norwegian overlord Rosenberg. Later, Orjän traveled to Munich in Germany in 1860 and Basel in Switzerland. Runal, on the other hand, played for Serie A Venice and was the first in his family to play in the top five leagues. Around 2009, Bode Grint suffered financial problems, and Runal, as the team leader, also took the lead in giving up his salary and helping the team raise funds.
The life of the third son, Alid Borg, was tragic, and in his youth he was considered the most talented of the brothers. But he was not very fond of football, and in 1997, in order to devote more energy to life, he once turned down invitations from many big clubs to join the low-level Gevir Bodø, returning to BodeGrent a year later. Perhaps jealous of talent, in the third season after his return, Allard began to suffer from "chronic fatigue syndrome". At the age of 43, Allard was overwhelmed by illness and chose to end his life.
Playing for Bodegrint today is the third generation of the Borg family, Patrick Borg. The son of Orjän Borg, he joined Bodegrint's academy in 2014 and is now the team's main defender and captain. 2 Although only 23 years old, he has already achieved two achievements that his elders have not been able to achieve - in 2020, he helped Bode Grint win the first top league title in the history of the team; in 2021-22, he went all the way with Bodegrint to reach the European Cup, which was the first time in The History of Bode Grint to enter the European main competition.
【The Laudrup Family – Witnessing the Transformation of "Copenhagen"】
The Danish league Club Banba Copenhagen has been around since 1992, but the team actually dates back a hundred years. The team was formed in 1903 by the merger of Kjöbenhavns Boldklub, founded in 1876 with 15 Danish league titles, and 7 league titles and two cups. "Kjöbenhavns" is pronounced similarly to the new club "Copenhagen" and can be translated as "Copenhagen".
The family of Danish legend Michel Laudrup has a deep relationship with Copenhagen FC. His father, Finn Laudrup, played for 6 years with Copenhagen's predecessor Kjöbenhavns, and in 1982 Finn left Kjöbenhavns for Brondby, with Michel Laudrup following suit. Then came the familiar story of the fans, Michelle tossed Lazio, Real Madrid, Barca and other giants, and finally retired at Ajax.
Michel Laudrup had two sons, Mades Laudrup and Andres Laudrup. However, neither of the brothers inherited their father's football talent, and the older brother Mades' career was high and low, and he was the main force of the Danish youth team at all levels as a child, and even once rumors were rumored to go to Barca for trial training, but in the end even the Copenhagen first team failed to stand firm. Younger brother Andres did enter the real madrid academy, but the player era did not achieve much, retiring early at the age of 25. However, after retiring, Andres did not leave football, but worked as a football director at Graesrödderne.