Football: A Diary of Raising Kids in Milan

If only reality were like this! The city of Milan expelled the spirit of its team and burned its flag! How I wish there was such a parallel world, the Knights Table still protects Roseneri, and the glory of the Second Dynasty will never dim... The loyalty of the Maldini will be passed down both by blood and spirit.

From more than sixty chapters to the end, it feels like time flies so fast, and before I know it, this article is over. This book, Madam, really touched my heart. Although from a fan's perspective, Madam's description of the game is slightly lacking, this small flaw is not outweighed by the writing style of the full text. Unlike most football articles that focus on the experience of the protagonist alone, this book is more like a group portrait article with Yann as the clue. Everyone in the article is vivid and three-dimensional. Their happy ending is not only the Shangri-La of Milan, but also the utopia of Serie A: the old guys don't have to worry about the club's lack of money. Or the top management may fight among themselves and leave other clubs; the youth training has not been interrupted, and the young players have also gone through a stable period of development and are prospering. Milan does not have to go through a decade of decline before ushering in the dawn of recovery; Serie A has undergone top-down reforms and will not languish after the Calciopoli. I particularly like the portrayal of the Milan family in the article. The Milan written by my wife is more humane than the Milan in reality. In reality, with the continuous development of Jinyuan Football, this human touch will slowly disappear, and the miracle of one person, one city will be almost impossible to replicate. Dortmund's contract renewal process for several of their meritorious captains and players, which chilled onlookers, is a good example of this indifference (of course it is rare for a club to treat its meritorious captains so poorly). Milan is my second home team, and I would like to thank my wife for creating such a lovely and vibrant Milan. PS: Xiaomao is really doing great in this year's Champions League! !

You know why only Ollie is the bitter rival, he is the left back []

Luca: petite and cute but courageous (you can scold Vito... You will definitely...)

To be honest, this character is a bit unlikable... Especially if he did this in the important Champions League final, it can almost be said that he has no professional ethics...

Unlucky boy, you are trying to pluck the rabbit, hahahahaha, you might as well just let the rabbit climb up the tree.

Finished with flowers~ In fact, I kind of hope that Vito can be teammates with real-life Milan players, such as the younger brother of Special Olympics, a Frenchman + a left back + a godson recruited by Director Ma himself + a Matt-killing enthusiast... Isn't this a good factor?

Good guys, Luca Rabbit, Dingshi and Grid, it's really a lineup I didn't expect hahahahahahaha, plus Vito and the others... This Milan has a promising future~

I laughed so hard. Vito was so cute when he was a child, why is he so funny when he is older?

Vito: I am the left back! ! ! !