Coach Live Raiders

Chapter 226
The final score of the Italian Super Cup was 2:1, and neither side scored a goal in the subsequent games.

The award ceremony ended hastily. After receiving the trophy, Nedved and his teammates symbolically toasted to celebrate, but he was no longer in the mood to celebrate.

At the end of the game, Bruno and his team members rushed to the hospital. At this time, Ravanelli had already received treatment and was lying on the hospital bed with a pale face.

"Here, I got your medal for you!"

Nedved handed the medal to Ravanelli, wanted to say some words of comfort, but didn't know how to say it.

Before they walked into the ward, they had already received the news that Ravanelli would definitely be reimbursed for the season.

Ravanelli smiled reluctantly, and his smile was struggling. Although, as a seasoned veteran, he should have taken the injury lightly, how could he be happy when such a serious injury happened to him.

If nothing else, it hurts like hell!

"I'm sorry, I can't fight with you this season. I'm sorry, but I still hope that you can work hard and win the championship!"

There was a bitterness in Ravanelli's tone that he didn't even notice.

And at this moment, Juventus player Montero, the culprit who caused Ravanelli to be reimbursed for the season, walked in.

Everyone didn't expect that he would dare to come, so they were taken aback for a moment, and then glared at him. If they hadn't suppressed their temper, someone must have punched him.

With guilt and apology on his expression, Montero walked directly to Ravanelli's bed without saying a word.

"I'm sorry, Fab, I really didn't expect you to be injured so badly!" Montero lowered his head, not daring to look into Ravanelli's eyes.

"I just want to shovel the ball, I never mean to hurt you on purpose!"

"I'm really sorry!"

It turned out that Montero came to apologize. Although everyone put down their fists, the angry eyes were still indispensable.

Ravanelli's expression was still bitter, but he stretched out his hand to Montero, not to hit someone, but to shake hands.

Speaking of it, the personal relationship between the two is still good. They were teammates at Juventus for several seasons before. If Montero really came to hurt himself, Ravanelli would not believe it.

To be able to come to see him with anxiety and apologize, Montero has done what he can do, can he really kill him?

So Ravanelli forgave his old teammates.

In this regard, Perugia's young players are a bit hard to accept, but the person involved is Ravanelli, but they are also hard to say.

Even Bruno did not publicly accuse Montero, because he also knew that the injury should be an accident.

Maybe Bruno lost control on the sidelines, but when he calmed down, he could only smile wryly.

Professional football is like this. Injuries are inevitable. I have never heard of anyone who has not been injured in his entire career, but this time Ravanelli is a bit serious.

After visiting Ravanelli, Bruno faced another problem.

There are only two forwards left in the team!

I used to think that three strikers were almost enough, but I didn't expect Ravanelli to be reimbursed before the league kicked off, and it was still reimbursed for the season. Could Perugia still rely on two strikers to win the world?
Therefore, a striker must be bought now.

Speaking of which, Trezeguet should be able to play, and his ability to play in the starting lineup must be no problem.

Although his messing ability is not as good as Ravanelli's, his ability to grab points and head the ball is better, and he has gradually developed a supporting ability and fulcrum role that he did not have in his previous life, which can completely complement Lopez.

In other words, now you only need to buy another backup striker.

I regret letting Negri go, otherwise Bruno wouldn't have such a headache if he was a super substitute.

There are many good forwards, but it is actually quite difficult to find the right ones.

If you want to say what kind of striker Bruno likes, it is naturally a striker who can do any job.

Can stand in front as a fulcrum, fast, good dribbling, outstanding ability to grab points, and domineering header, no matter how comprehensive.

But obviously such a striker does not exist, no matter how comprehensive a striker is, there must be some deficiencies in one aspect, and it is impossible to be perfect.

So, use the method of elimination!

First of all, only players from EU countries can be selected. The team's foreign aid quota is already full, and there is no way to introduce players from outside the EU countries.

There are many excellent forwards in Italy, Inzaghi, Del Piero, Montella, Delvecchio, Vieri
But the problem is that these are not players who can play as substitutes, and it is estimated that Gao Qi will not be willing to spend money to buy this level of star.

There are quite a few Italian strikers who have dropped a notch, but Bruno is a bit contemptuous. This is like obsessive-compulsive disorder. There are obviously better ones, so why buy inferior ones?

In Germany, Erhoff matures later than Erhoff, but Udinese will definitely not sell it cheaply, and Perugia can't afford it.

Klose is fine, but he doesn’t seem to have played professional football yet, and Klose only used headers in the early days, and didn’t practice other skills. Buying him, just strengthening him can make Bruno go bankrupt, So, let's keep it as a backup for now.

There are quite a few good forwards in Spain and France, but after thinking about it, none of them seem to be too suitable.

In fact, Bruno can buy Henry to play as a substitute, but to plan ahead, Bruno will only stay in Perugia for one more season, and he won't use Henry too much. It's better to save it and go to the new club in the future to have luck again!

After thinking a lot, Bruno finally set his sights on Portugal, and his favorite player is Portuguese striker Pauleta.

Although he has not played for a top giant in his career, Pauleta's scoring efficiency has always been maintained at a very high level, and a little strengthening is enough to help Perugia.

Moreover, Pauleta has just been promoted to La Liga with Salamanca, so he is not well-known and will definitely not be expensive. This is in line with the current state of Perugia's push.

After telling Gauci about Pauleta's situation, Bruno didn't bother to take care of it. He believed that Gauci would be able to buy Pauleta at a very satisfactory price.

Sure enough, things were handled neatly, and Pauletta came to the team to report three days later without hesitation at all.

For Pauletta, this is definitely a big step forward in his career. He jumped from a newly promoted La Liga team to a Serie A championship team, just like sitting on a rocket.

Even if he can only be a substitute, his playing time will definitely not be less, and Perugia can still play in the European Cup Winners' Cup, and Pauleta is so happy that he can be favored by Perugia!
(End of this chapter)