After Italy won the European Championship, some fans believe that Federico Chieza has surpassed Enrico Chieza in the same period, because Chieza Jr. has already lifted the Delaone Cup at the age of 23, he has completed two goals in the European Cup, and the same time The Big Chiesa also played as a striker, he did not achieve so much. Juventus stars Malquisio and Montero said that the Chiesa father and son are the wealth of Apennine football, but from the data of the father and son in the same age group, the son has indeed surpassed the father, and Federico will usher in a more brilliant career. Chiesa Jr. and De Ligt are in completely different shape at this European Championship, but Juventus will not sell these good young players.
After the Blues lifted the Draunet Cup, Little Chieza responded to the topic of father and son, the young general said that he did not meet the standards of his father, and everyone had to sigh that he was really a humble and good teenager! The young Bianconeri player said: "Dad was a guide in my career, he taught me the philosophy of football and I was far from his level. Younger Chiesa also showed his gentlemanly demeanor, comforting three opponents who had conceded penalties after italy won the penalty – Rashford, Sancho and Saka. Younger Chiesa said: "Saka deserves respect, I don't think he is a scapegoat for the defeat of the Three Lions. ”
Regarding the three young England internationals who missed penalties, sports figures in British football also discussed it, and many people felt that Southgate sent three inexperienced children in the key penalty shootout, which was equivalent to giving up the victory to the opponent. In short, many Three Lions fans believe that the penalty arrangement of the "South Gate" is problematic, and the three youngsters who have conceded penalties have also been criticized by the fans, and Saka, as the fifth penalty taker of the national team, is under pressure far beyond his age and experience - he must play this penalty before he can keep England on the field of the European Championship final.
So from the perspective of The England fans, Saka became the main person responsible for the team's lack of title, but opponents would not see the game that way. Chiesa Jr. and Insigne believe that the Blues' victory is the result of the joint efforts of the whole team, and the opponent's "sending points" has little impact on the outcome of the game. The Arsenal youngster stood 12 yards in front of goal at a critical juncture for the team, he was already a winner and he deserved everyone's respect. After the ball, I felt that Southgate was not very proper in terms of the arrangement of penalty shooters, Sancho was not the number one penalty shooter at Borussia Dortmund before, Saka basically did not take penalties at the Gunners, and it was not appropriate for them to play fourth and fifth in the penalty shootout.
So Saka deserves respect, and such a happy boy shouldn't be a scapegoat for the Three Lions for not winning the championship. Chiesa Jr.'s remarks after the game, as well as his fighting spirit in the game, really showed his general demeanor. After Italy's trophy, Di Marzio and Romano see the Young Juve player as the future leaders of the Blues, who will take over the captain's armband from teammate Chiellini after the World Cup in Qatar. In response to the team's leader's statement, The Younger Chiesa once again showed a humble and good teenager's demeanor: "I am still very far from the captain's requirements. ”
So did little Chiesa reach the heights of his father? The author thinks that the players themselves and the fans are right - from the statistics, Federico has surpassed Enrico in the same age group, and The big Chieza's career has mainly been in Parma, Fiorentina and Siena, and he has not played for the real clubs. Chiesa Jr. has proven himself at Juventus, his father was a former fringe figure in the national team, and the Bianconeri youngster has the potential to become the future leader of the Italian team. However, the words of little Chiesa also make sense, the father and son are in different times, and their national team path is naturally two fates.
Corone was a bit out of place, he was good at the ninth and ninth and a half positions, and in the mid-90s, Apennine football was blowing up talent in this position - Roberto Baggio, Vieri and Piero were all at the top of the front position, and only when these stars were injured could The Big Chieza play the main position in Italy. While Chieza Jr.'s contemporaries had few wingers and forwards to compete with him, Insigne and Immobile belonged to Federico's last era, and his international career was all smooth. Therefore, while everyone laments that little Chieza is a humble and good teenager, they can also understand the reason why he claims that he has not reached the level of his father.