For Inter fans, Diego Milito is a name not to be forgotten. In 2010, in Serie A, including the Champions League, Milito scored key goals several times, making great achievements for winning the "Treble".
In the league arena, Milito's goal in the 38th round helped Inter win the league title thrillingly, equaling Juve's record of five consecutive Serie A titles in 1931-1935; in the Coppa Italia final, it was Milito's goal that helped Inter beat Roma 1-0 to win the Italian Cup that year; the most important Champions League final venue, Milito scored twice at the Bernabeu, helping Mourinho's team defeat Bayern to lift the Big Ears Cup, which was the third time Inter lifted the Champions League trophy in 45 years. They also became the sixth team in history to win the Triple Crown honours.
On June 12, 1979, Diego Milito was born in the hot land of argentina, the kingdom of football. Fourteen months later, his younger brother Gabriel Milito was born. The mischievous Milito brothers, like other Argentine children, were born with a love of football. The football factor seems to flow in the blood of every Argentine. From childhood, they have been crawling and playing football, football is their entertainment, football is their life, and football has grown up with them. Unlike other friends, the Milito brothers have shown more talent in football.
In 1999, at the age of 20, Diego Milito joined Atlético Argentina in the Aliga and began his career. The talented Milito grew rapidly in the Athletics, scoring nine goals for the team in 2001 and leading the team to the Argentine Spring League. Successful in Argentina, the ambitious Milito hopes to land in Europe, join the European giants, and go to the passionate Europa to prove his worth and realize his dreams.
In 2004, Milito returned to the Apennines and joined Geniana in Serie B. Breathless Milito performed well, scoring 21 goals for Genana in one season and sending him to Serie A. Milito let out a long sigh, thinking that after hardships, he could finally stand on the stage of the top European league. Unfortunately, Providence made people, and soon Gena was relegated to the Third Division because of the match-fixing case, and Milito suffered another heavy blow.
In the summer of 2005, Milito joined La Liga's Zaragoza side. He finally fulfilled his dream of Europe's top league, where he also broke out of his own world. In his first season in Spain, Milito was unstoppable, scoring 21 goals. Zaragoza's three years were Milito's most important three and his three very happy years, during which he scored 58 goals in 108 games, becoming the top killer in Europe.
What is even more commendable is that Milito once scored 4 goals against Real Madrid in a single game, facing Barcelona composed of Ronaldo And Messi, which shocked Spain!
In February 2006, Real Madrid and Zaragoza met in the semi-finals of the Copa del Rey in Spain, and faced Real Madrid with a team of Cassi, Ramos, Robert Carlos, Beckham, Ronaldo, Guti, Zidane (on the bench), Milito scored four goals in the 14th minute, 21st minute, 31st minute and 55th minute to help the team sweep the Galaxy 6-1. In 8 games against Real Madrid, he scored a total of 7 goals, and it is no exaggeration to say that he is a Real Mark star. This is also the masterpiece of Milito's career!
In the first leg of the 2005-06 Copa del Rey quarterfinals against Barca, Milito scored twice to help the team defeat the "Dream Team II" composed of Messi, Ronaldo Jr., Iniesta and others 4-2, ending Barca's 18-game winning streak in all competitions.
Milito's European road is doomed to be bumpy. After 3 years of happy Spanish life, Zaragoza, where he played, was relegated.
Returning to Genoa for the second time, Milito's performance was still eye-catching, scoring 24 goals in the league, ranking second in the league top scorer list, and also sending the unknown Gena to the European League.
If it weren't for Inter, many of us probably wouldn't have known there was a striker called Milito.
In 2009, when the news of Inter's transfer to Milito spread, Milito was almost unanimously looked down upon, and the 30-year-old striker, who had no previous resume of a giant, had been mixed in with little-known small clubs.
'We – the managers of those European clubs, we are all blind, we have kept such a good player away from the big club for so many years."
Once upon a time, Mourinho said this about Milito.
Milito also fought to live up to Mourinho's trust, 30 goals in the season, proved himself, and the miracle of 4 goals in 3 games and 3 crowns made Milito forever recorded in history.
In 17 days, Inter won 1:0 in the final of the Coppa Italia, won 1:0 in the final round of Serie A with Siena, and won the Serie A title in the last round; and won the Epic Champions League with Bundesliga giants Bayern in the epic Champions League match, and Milito won all 4 goals, which is a unique miracle.
Milito's style of play, extremely simple, low-key but very practical, a stop and a buckle, but in a casual stroll will disintegrate the opponent's defense.
Diego Milito is an opportunist, despite his large stature, he is as light as a swallow, he can always find opportunities in front of the opponent's goal, his most commendable thing is his excellent psychological quality, strong in the game, which is Diego Milito's eternal label, called the giant killer.
Since milito landed in Europe, he is known as Mr. Big Scene, and there are many cases of hunting against the big clubs in his career.
In the 2005/06 Copa del Rey, Milito became the finisher for Barca and Real Madrid, a quarter of the game against Barca, he broke Barca's 18-game winning streak twice, and then in the match against Real Madrid, Milito scored four goals alone, helping the team to wash Real Madrid with a 6-1 score.
In La Liga, Serie A and the Champions League, Milito did not leave any mercy to the giants, and has successively scored the goals of Real Madrid, ac Milan, Roma, Chelsea, Barca, Bayern and other green giants.