"Etoo, Drogba, if the two main strikers leave, it will not be possible to rely on Torres and Van Persie... I don't like to play the three strikers. Even if I play the three strikers, I have to buy more wingers, and I have to overturn the tactics that have always been... No matter what, a standard center is a must."

Jose thought to himself while flying to Germany with Gomez.

Jose has actually been prepared for Drogba's departure - the reason is very simple. Drogba's performance in the past two years is not inferior to those of top centers such as Vieri, Trezeguet, Fanny and others. Moreover, he is now 26 years old, the golden age of a striker. With his physique, he has maintained a high level of at least five years. Tristan's outstanding performance was only one year before, and he was able to sell a high price of 20 million US dollars in La Liga. It would be a hell of a center like Drogba who said no one was staring at it.

Now in mainland Europe, strong centers are scarce resources. Although there are many strong centers, there are many forwards who can score a lot of points. Otherwise, Viduka would not have attracted so much attention in the first two years. You should know that the best year he was at Leeds United was just a season to score twenty league goals. Of course, in the four seasons at Leeds United, it is a very amazing thing that scored double-digit goals in the league every year.

A strong forward can create more opportunities. In addition, if he can score more than 10 or 20 league goals in a season, if he can still help his teammates attack, then such a forward will be more valuable. A strong center is not short of strong centers in Europe, but the kind of coolie center often does not score many goals, just like Husky - why can his scoring ability be comparable to the Emperor always occupy a place in the English national team? It is because he plays a great role in tactics.

Now Drogba is strong and has two years of continuous outstanding performance. He can also have excellent scoring ability and play a huge role in the team's overall offense. Even if Chelsea doesn't buy such a center, other teams will rush to buy it. Last summer, no one asked Drogba's value for it was just two reasons. The first is that he only had excellent performance in this season. The giants have a cautious attitude, because there was no precedent before. The center who performed well in the first season was thoroughly absorbed by the defenders in the second season because of the characteristics of the game.

For example, former England international Chris Sutton, who once won the Premier League top scorer, but his performance was mediocre after transferring to Chelsea, and his performance was still average after being sold to Scotland. This is a typical example of a hit immediately after a season. If you buy such a player, you will not have a low net worth, and the giants will naturally be cautious. The second is that there are African Cup games this season, and you basically have to play one month less, and it is still in the second half of the season, so no one asked about the possibility of Drogba's transfer.

After his outstanding performance this season, he scored many goals in the league and the Champions League, and had great tactics. Such a player will definitely be pursued by many clubs in the summer. Jose didn't know if he could keep Drogba, so he started to look for Drogba's substitute very early...

He has many people, such as Adebayo, who is still playing substitute in Monaco, Berbatov, who is playing substitute in Leverkusen, Luca Tony, who is playing main player in Serie B team Palermo, and 18-year-old center Edin Dzeko who is still playing football in Bosnia and Herzego... These are standard strong centers, and there are many options for not being strong centers. Diego Fran, who is frustrated at Manchester United, joins Genoa in the winter, Diego Milito, who is still working in Serie B, and Dinatale who is about to be relegated to Empoli...

However, Adebayo and Dzeko are still just unconventional jade. Jose does not think that Mallorca can only buy unknown players to fill it - at least they have to buy players who have already gained a certain reputation but are not worth a lot of money for various reasons - if you sell Ronaldo in 2005 and only buy Messi in 2005, Europe would definitely be scolded for being stingy at that time. Even if Messi became the world's number one in a few years, you left a bad impression at that time. If Ronaldo sold, at least you had to buy Van der Fate to make people feel that your team still has ambitions.

Last season, Mallorca could be said to be a dark horse team. However, after this season, no matter what achievements they have achieved in the league and the Champions League, they are already a strong team. If there is not enough players to bring in, they will inevitably be a little lack of confidence. In fact, in recent years, Jose is not just buying unknown players. From Ronaldo to Kaka Torres, to Mex, Mallorca now buys some well-known players every year, which also proves that Mallorca's attractiveness has gradually improved.

Buy one or two players who are already famous, plus one or two potential rookies, and have both inner and face...

Berbatov is Jose who doesn't like his style. Brother Xiaosha's running is really a scorching trick. In the Premier League, he dares to reach amazing data of six or seven thousand meters per game. Jose doesn't appreciate this kind of running because in his tactical system, the center is not only helpful in goals, but the center with insufficient running is not very effective in the system. And Luca Tony... He is indeed very good at scoring goals and can also make up for it tactically, but the star taste is insufficient and it is too common now to make up for the loss of Drogba's departure.

As for Franmilito and others...Mallorca already has Torres and Van Persie, so there is no need to buy them...

So in fact, Jose has considered the goal for a long time, and is a striker who has been famous for several years but seems to have made no progress in the past two years...

The same year as Drogba, the 26-year-old German international, winner of the 2002 Korean and Japanese World Cup Silver Boot Award, and another late-achieving striker in German football, Miloslav Klose!

Klose is still playing for his hometown team Kaiserslautern. He is a home-loving young man. After making a big splash in the World Cup, he did not choose to go to a larger club like most players, but stayed in Kaiserslautern. Even though Kaiserslautern is no longer the biggest dark horse in history, he can't even enter the European arena and can only barely relegate in the Bundesliga.

In the 2002 season, Klose was selected for that national team with 16 goals in the Bundesliga and became the biggest discovery of the German national team in the South Korea-Japan World Cup. However, in the next two seasons, due to the decline in the team's strength, Klose only scored nine and ten goals in the league. However, he still used his performance to help Kaiserslautern complete the task of relegation...

But even if Klose does not want to leave his hometown team, Kaiserslautern can't keep him anymore - this team that reached the quarterfinals of the Champions League a few seasons ago has reached a very difficult level of finances, and they are now in debt of millions of euros. Although this number is not worth mentioning for Serie A or La Liga teams, for Bundesliga teams with the greatest goal of "fiscal balance", such a fiscal deficit represents a serious consequence - because the fiscal deficit is too serious, Dortmund has been struggling for ten years, and every penny they earn has to be used to pay off their debts, so they have to spend ten years lying on their own...

And now the only one who is worth a little money in the team is Klose...

Whether it is the fans of Kaiserslautern or Klose himself, one thing we know is that Klose is almost about to leave. The key is where he will go, is he going to the Bundesliga overlord Bayern? The vigorous Stuttgart recently? Or the powerful Bremen? Or even playing football abroad?

It's only the end of April, and other clubs won't take action so quickly. However, the situation in Kaiserslautern is so bad that it can't be supported. If they can't raise five million euros before the end of the season, the bankruptcy process will start - although Kaiserslautern will not be allowed to play directly in the Bundesliga, every minute of their next income will be used to pay off the debt until they pay off the debt.

This situation doesn't sound serious, but anyone who has done business will know that if you don't have a penny of your liquid cash and you have to pay off your debt immediately, you will know how bad the consequences are. It means that you will miss a lot of opportunities to get rich because you don't have cash. In the end, you may lose only the debt on the books, but if you fail to use these debts, it may cause you to lose ten or twenty times the profits!

In this case, Jose led his team to appear in Kaiserslautern.

"I can give you five million euros. What I need is Miloslav Klose." Gomez, who represents Jose, said directly to Rei Gargi, the director of Kaiserslautern.

"How can a player of Miloslav be worth only this!" Mr. Gaji tried hard to express his dissatisfaction.

"Maybe he can sell for 10 million after the transfer market opens, but can you wait until that time? Maybe there are Bundesliga teams that will pay this price, but they won't pay more than us. Except for Bayern, no Bundesliga team will spend more on transfers, but Bayern is not interested in Klose, otherwise they would choose to buy Klose instead of going to La Coruña to buy Makai last season. As for other teams, what teams do you think are willing to pay more money to buy Klose? Dortmund used to be so bold, but they have been bankrupt for a long time. Tsk tsk tsk tsk tsk tsk tsk tsk tsk tsk tsk tsk tsk tsk tsk tsk tsk tsk tsk tsk tsk tsk tsk tsk tsk tsk tsk tsk tsk tsk tsk tsk tsk tsk tsk tsk tsk tsk tsk tsk tsk tsk tsk tsk tsk tsk tsk tsk tsk tsk tsk tsk tsk tsk tsk tsk tsk tsk tsk tsk tsk tsk tsk tsk tsk tsk tsk tsk tsk tsk tsk tsk tsk tsk tsk tsk tsk tsk tsk tsk tsk tsk tsk tsk tsk tsk tsk tsk tsk tsk tsk tsk tsk tsk tsk tsk tsk tsk tsk tsk tsk tsk tsk tsk tsk tsk tsk tsk tsk tsk tsk tsk tsk tsk tsk tsk tsk tsk t

Gaji was extremely frustrated because everything Gomez said was true...

"Now we can transfer the cash immediately. As long as the signature takes effect, all five million euros will be paid in Kaiserslautern's account. It is not an installment payment, and it will never be owed. Mallorca has made a lot of money in the transfer market in recent years, but only people have always owed us, and we will not be owed others." Gomez said confidently, but he should also be confident. Although Mallorca has opened many black stores in the transfer market in recent years, one code is one code, and everyone is owed to everyone without any deception...

Gaji looked at Gomez helplessly, and he was almost scolding this guy who took advantage of the situation to death, but he knew in his heart that Kaiserslautern seemed to have only one way, and other Bundesliga teams would not pay more than five million euros, otherwise someone would have paid the money. After all, Klose's performance was not good. If the income was about the same, Kaiserslautern certainly hoped to sell Klose abroad instead of becoming Kaiserslautern's opponent in his own league.
Chapter completed!