When the 23-man shortlist for the 2010 Fifa Ballon d'Or was released, fans were surprised to find that Inter Milan striker Diego Milito had failed to qualify. The striker, who won two dollars in the 2009-10 Champions League final, was not one of the best 23 players of 2010?
In the Champions League final, he won two yuan
Even years later, Milito's 2009-10 campaign was mesmerizing, when stallone-like Argentine striker was Europe's bloodthirsty striker.
After scoring 24 goals for Genoa in Serie A in 2008–09, Milito joined Inter milan in the summer of 2009, when he was 30 years old.
The standard Milito-style goal is one stop and one shot, and the maximum number of touches is not more than two, and all this is based on his outstanding "first stop" technique. After joining Inter Milan, Milito had difficulty getting as many leaks as he had in Genoa due to the tightness of the defence, and because of this, he began to enrich his offensive means on both sides of the box and in the front: cutting inside the flanks, hitting the wall in the middle, and even some rarely seen multiple dribbling shots in the past – all of which were shown on the night of the Champions League final at the Bernabeu.
Help Inter achieve treble
In May 2010, what was supposed to be the most fantastic month of Milito's career, he scored four key goals and secured three trophies for Inter. Just a year ago, Milito, who played in Genoa, was a striker who attacked the city with his running position and smell in the penalty area, and when Inter Milan ushered in the key battle of the three major battlefields in the summer of 2010, Milito's way of scoring had changed dramatically: in the final round of Serie A against Siena, Milito received a direct pass from Zanetti on the flank of the penalty area, dribbled a few steps and stabbed the goal; the Italian Cup final against Roma, after receiving a pass from Motta, Milito advanced more than 20 meters, A cold right-footed shot through the net under the bag of several defenders; a Champions League final encounter with Bayern Munich, a shot from the front of the box after completing the penetration of Sneijder in the middle, a personal counter-attack after dunking Van Birten...
A right-footed shot was fired to score the first goal of the Champions League final
Buckle over Van Beatten and rub the far corner
Now it seems that these four goals worth thousands of gold do not belong to Milito in Zaragoza and Genoa – away from the box, single-handedly, passing double threats. Arguably, the Argentine's progress and changes at Inter milan are silent, and the confidence and trust he has accumulated under Jose Mourinho helped him raise the ceiling of his personal ability in the most critical moments of the season. Throughout the season, Milito has scored 30 goals in 52 games, including 22 in Serie A, 6 in the Champions League and 2 in the Coppa Italia.
4 goals set for 3 crowns
With 61 goals in 125 games for Zaragoza, 60 goals in 94 games for Genoa and 75 goals in 171 games for Inter Milan, Milito has left a reputation as an efficient top scorer at all three European clubs. After leaving Europe, Milito returned to Argentina to return to his parent team, Athletic, where he began his career, and finally ended his career on 21 May 2016.
Say goodbye to the green field with tears
Mourinho, who led Inter Milan to treble, left this comment: "How can such a player play for such a team of genoa and Zaragoza for so long?" He deserves to play for many years at the giants. We , the managers of the European clubs , we were all blind, and we kept such a good player away from the big club for so many years. ”
Mourinho's love will