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After the professional league meeting ended, many people began to consider whether their team met these rigid requirements in this league reform plan. Naturally, some people were happy and some were worried.

Among the most frowning people is Galliani, because due to Bareci's retirement, Ambrosini, Koco and Odo three young players transferred to Vicenza. Currently, AC Milan only has two players, Maldini and Albertini, who can be regarded as the club's youth training players, barely meeting the requirements of the professional league for each participating team this season.

But what about next season? After Galliani sold several potential young players, there are no good seedlings worth cultivating in AC Milan's youth team.

If one of the youth teams is really drawn to make up the numbers, the players available to AC Milan next season will actually become twenty-four people. This gap may not be seen in normal times, but if the team encounters large-scale injuries, it would be a lot worse than one person!

What's more, Galliani has been quite unlucky in recent seasons. Almost all the players introduced by him have not played that match their value. Cruivet, who started high and closed low, is quite good. For example, Rezig and Bogard have not gotten a few chances at all, let alone Bromquist, who has to play two games after playing one game... In this case, it is indeed questionable how many of the 25 players in the AC Milan first team can play their combat effectiveness.

Therefore, after returning to Milan, Galliani immediately began to act, cleaning up the players in the first team in the second round, while raising transfer funds to prepare to strengthen the team's overall strength.

At the same time, Galliani also sent people to Vicenza to lobby Ambrosini and Koko, who came from AC Milan youth training, and had outstanding performances, hoping to convince them to transfer freely back to Milan after their future contract with Vicenza expires and play for the Ross and Blacks.

Well, who was impressed by Vicenza's offer before the summer transfer window opened, and sold half of Ambrocsini and their ownership to others at a price he thought was good? As a result, Zhuang Mingge proposed such a league reform plan, which made Galliani extremely passive now - Ambrocsini and Koko both joined Vicenza when they were 18 years old. In other words, as long as they finished this season in Vicenza, these two can also be regarded as Vicenza's youth training players.

For AC Milan and Galliani, this is not good news. The reform of the league is a foregone conclusion. Now, "youth training players" are undoubtedly the treasures of all teams. If you want to buy them, you must give enough chips, otherwise everything will be free of negotiation.

It is easy to find a local talented player, but it is hard to say that a capable youth training player is.

After all, not all Italian teams make a living by youth training like Atlanta, and can continuously create their own youth training players; not like Florence, Zhuang Mingge, a time traveler, can cheat the team and use a large number of minors to the Florence youth team in advance to reserve.

Although Zhuang Mingge's league reform plan still needs to be officially implemented with the approval of the Football Association, no one thinks that the Football Association is delaying this matter - just kidding, if they really push back and forth, it will be annoying the Corleone and Agnelli, then these people will be thrown into the Adriatic to feed the fish!

Therefore, after the Professional League meeting, the youth training beads that fell outside suddenly became popular in the eyes of various clubs, and this naturally caused another bloody storm in the transfer market in the summer of 1997.

If Galliani is just preparing for the future of AC Milan, then Inter Milan's boss Mo is now in a panic, because his Inter Milan can't even meet the quota of two youth training players. There is only one Bergomi in the first team of the Nerazzurri, which can be regarded as an Inter Milan youth training player, which is completely incompatible with the requirements of the reform plan!

So, the anxious boss Mo quickly sent someone to Rome to discuss Delvicio's transfer. No matter what, he said, he would first gather the quota of two youth training players before he could consider something else.

Otherwise, Inter Milan's foreign aid quota would be forced to be deducted. Of course, Morati does not want Inter Milan to have one precious foreign aid quota less than other teams for this reason.

You should know that there are already four non-European foreign players in the first team of Inter Milan: Zanetti, Canu, Patrick Borg and the talented teenager Recoba who just signed from Uruguay. So, if Morati wants to introduce more non-European players, the problem of youth training players is something he must solve.

However, the Romans did not agree to Moratti's offer. In Zeman's plan, Delvicio, who has a low goal rate, plays a very important role in Roma's offensive system. The "Big Goose" who can be competent for any position on the left side of the court can be placed in the position of the left winger with Toti, Balbo and others to form a frontcourt trident, or retreat to play the left midfield or even the left back. How could such a versatile player Zeman give up like this?

So, the Romans sternly rejected Inter Milan's transaction application, and the quotation for the transfer fee of 10 million yuan issued by Boss Mo Da was thrown into the pile of waste paper without even looking at it.

After touching the gray spot in Rome, Boss Mo had to look at the veterans who had not retired, hoping that there would be one or two of them who came from Inter Milan youth training and had not had time to retire.

With the full operation of Inter Milan Club, they really found one: the holder of the World Cup record of continuous goals, the legendary goalkeeper of Inter Milan, Walter Zenga.

Zengjia, who terminated his contract with Padova Club this summer and became a free agent, was preparing to accept the persuasion of GM to go to Qatar to make gold. At the age of 37, he felt that he had reached the time to find someone who was stupid and had a lot of money to get a pension. As a professional player, of course he had to consider his life after retirement.

Just as Zeng Jia was preparing to sign a work contract with the Qataris, a call from Inter Milan changed his mind - no matter what, Zeng Jia came from Inter Milan's youth training camp, and his feelings for Inter Milan were naturally different from those foreign mercenaries.
Chapter completed!