On the German transfer website, there is no one in the Peruvian team worth more than 10 million US dollars. The most valuable among them is not Guerrero or Farfan. After all, they are older, and in a sense, they have been eliminated by the mainstream European leagues.
The current worth of eliminated players is only symbolic.
The most expensive Guerrero was only 5 million from Bayern to Hamburg, which was in 2012. Farfan joined Schalke in 2008 for a high price of 10 million euros, but that was already ten years ago.
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As for Cueva, who is known as the 'King of the Brazilian League', the 27-year-old is in the golden age of his career, but has not yet been recruited by Europe. This also shows that his style is too South American and is not suitable for the European league, so the German transfer valuation of 5 million is not
Talk nonsense.
The most valuable member of the Peruvian team is right winger Andre Carrillo, whose transfer value from Germany is 9 million. This price is naturally not worth mentioning in the frothy transfer market, and is not even comparable to many Chinese players, but his price
The RMB 9 million is dry goods after wringing out the water. There is no commercial support behind it, it is purely technical.
The 27-year-old Carrillo now returns to Benfica. He was loaned to Watford last season. In the fifth round of the Premier League last year, he was slaughtered 7-0 at home by Manchester City. He started and played the entire game. Carrillo basically played the entire season.
He is the main winger and the only one in Peru who can make a living in the five major leagues.
Watford plans to acquire him outright after the World Cup, and has already made an offer of 10 million to Benfica, and is still wrangling it. However, because Watford's salary level is not high, Carrillo himself has expressed interest in players from the Chinese and Saudi leagues.
I am very interested in the invitation, so it depends on how I choose.
In the 15th minute, Cueva's midfielder launched a counterattack, and Carrillo fought for the ball with Li Ke in the middle. Perhaps because he was still feeling aggrieved by having the ball stolen just now, Li Ke didn't stop his feet and kicked him to the chest.
Carrillo kicked and lay down.
There were some accusations and counter-accusations between the two sides. The only impulsive Kueva rushed over and was suddenly hit by Zhuoyang who showed his back and made stars appear in his eyes.
After being dismissed by the referee, Li Ke received the first yellow card of the Chinese team, and Peru won the first free kick after the opening.
Cueva is a classic attacking midfielder. He is 168cm tall and is the same height as Mr. Mei. Basically, we know that his skills are very impressive. The arc played by Cueva can make the relatively well-informed Yan Junlin stand stunned in the goal.
The reaction shows how charming it is.
Fortunately, the enchantment was too much, and the football passed through the air like a curved sickle, then hit the outside edge of the goal post and went out of the baseline. This was Peru's 30th shot in this World Cup.
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Ordinary Chinese people don’t know much about the country Peru, and many people even still pronounce it as ‘Milu’ instead of ‘Quanlu’.
In fact, the origin of the pronunciation of "Guanlu" is also a kind of mistake.
‘Holmes’ is a very common surname in English, and is now generally translated as ‘Holmes’. However, the most famous ‘holmes’ in the world is called ‘Holmes’ in China.
Even if it's not 'Holmes', it should be 'Holmes'. Why did 'Hu' become 'Fu'? Because the first people to translate this book in the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China were two great translators, Lin Shu.
and Huang Ding. Yes, they are from Fujian.
When Peru was first discovered by European colonists, it was called 'New Spain'. After independence, this very colonial country name was no longer used. Instead, the ancient word 'peru' was adopted. The Indian language is '
The meaning of "Hometown of Corn" is the same as "Tieling" and "Zaozhuang".
'Secret' was pronounced as bì in ancient Chinese, and many dialects in southern China, where the literary style flourished, are still pronounced this way. Therefore, it was originally called 'mìLu' in writing, but because there were many scholars in the south in those years, people began to pronounce it this way.
Pronounced as 'bìLU'.
But some people say that the Chinese pronunciation of 'Guanlu' is based on the Spanish 'perú' pronunciation of 'Beilu'. But the question comes again. If this is the case, why didn't we use the word 'Peru' that would not cause ambiguity?
?So I still think the 'southern dialect theory' is more credible, at least interesting.
Now "secret" in the Chinese dictionary is a polyphonic word, mì and bì, and bì is exclusively used in Peru and has no other uses.
The Peruvian national team comes from the land of corn. Their football is full of the richest local flavor in South America. There are all kinds of fast players on the court who pass the ball and take kicks very quickly. The Chinese team is quite uncomfortable with this because there is no
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The most local football in South America is by no means the slow and slow one in the impression. It has to pass people to death before it passes slowly and slowly. It is exactly like Peru is doing now, using small teams of two or three people to advance quickly.
The overall rhythm of this kind of football is not fast, but it can be so fast in parts that the opponent doubts his life, and often two or three people can get things done. However, the disadvantage is also very obvious, that is, it is not very tactical. If you encounter an opponent with mature defensive tactics, you will have to attack
The efficiency will be appallingly low.
So Peru has shot 30 times, but has not yet scored a goal. The first 28 shots were given to Denmark.
The most powerful asset of the Chinese team lies in the offensive end led by Zhuo Yang. The defensive tactics are definitely not as good as those of the European powerhouse Denmark, nor are they comparable to most of the second-tier European teams.
It's not that Sforza can't teach, it's that he can't teach.
In the 19th minute, Cueva used a small technique to get rid of Li Ke in the midfield. After turning around, he suddenly made a long pass over the top. Guerrero, who had a good understanding, started one step ahead and passed through the ribs before Tiedan could react.
He got the ball on the left side of the penalty area, and it was Xiao Jiang who blocked Guerrero's nose.
At this time, the Chinese team's defense line was not in chaos. There was Tiedan behind Xiao Jiang to help defend, and there were recovered buildings behind him.
Maro on the outside planned to come in and defend Guerrero together, but was distracted by Flores who quickly went down.
When he went to Bayern more than ten years ago, there was no Dromero at that time, and Guerrero was called the "Ronaldo of Peru". Guerrero made a few false steps, and Jiang was immediately confused and couldn't pounce.
It's not about retreating.
Tiedan felt that Xiao Jiang couldn't handle it alone, so he decisively came up to attack from a flank. In fact, he should have come up as soon as possible, but now it was too late. This was a matter of defensive experience.
Tiedan moved to the right, and Dongzi also moved to the right. Carrillo, who was rushing behind him, took the opportunity to cut into the empty left wing of the Chinese team's defense.
So, Guerrero, who didn't even think about catching someone by surprise, caught his eye and passed the ball straight to the other side of the penalty area.
Carrillo volleyed the ball in the air, and Yan Heya hurriedly adjusted his position to no avail.
The football hit the net hard, Zhuo Yang and the 30,000 Chinese fans in the stands let out a sigh, and then there was a strange silence in the stadium.
The Chinese are depressed and the Peruvians are confused.
Suddenly, more than a thousand Peruvian fans in the stands burst into thunderous cheers, and the Peruvians on the court also came to life, and they hugged each other crazily.
Chapter completed!