Argentina national team captain Roberto Ayala joined the newly promoted team of the Spanish Second Division as a free agent, which shocked the Spanish football world.

He rejected the invitation from Villarreal, Osasuna, Zaragoza and other teams in the first quarter. Considering that Ayala also rejected the invitation from Real Madrid last season, the Argentine veteran chose to join a new team in the Spanish Second Division, which also caused a stir in the media.

Later, some media revealed that the reason why Ayala chose to join Ibiza was because ‘Ibiza had a contract that the Argentinians could not refuse’.

This has also attracted criticism and ridicule from some media, and the Ass criticized the Argentines as slaves to money.

However, this kind of criticism is a minority after all. Ayala pursued a big retirement contract in the last part of her career, which is not easy to blame. Everyone was just surprised that he rejected the invitation from the La Liga team and went to the Spanish Second Division.

Moreover, just mid-last month, Ayala had officially announced his retirement from the Argentina national team. He would concentrate on enjoying his last career years, which made it easier to understand Ayala's ideas.

The media is surprised or criticized.

This cannot change the fact that Ayala joins Ibiza.

Relevant people and media in Spanish football have finally begun to really pay attention to Ibiza, a small island team that has been promoted in the Spanish Second Division for the first time.

The most direct reaction is that some gambling agencies quickly adjusted their odds for Ibiza's relegation.

Well, yes, before, despite having a star like Deisler, Ibiza, as a newly promoted team, was considered one of the popular teams to be relegated, but was just ranked slightly better than the other three newly promoted teams. Now, Ibiza, who has Ayala in the backcourt and Deisler in the frontcourt, has been removed from the popular teams to be relegated.

The gambling agency's prediction for Ibiza in the Spanish Second Division in the new season is that the hope of relegation has increased significantly. If you are lucky, you may even be ranked in the league. For a newly promoted team and a newly promoted team who plays in the Spanish Second Division for the first time in history, I am already very optimistic about Ibiza.

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The happiest thing about Ayala's joining is Ibiza's fans, the captain of the Argentine national team, and the former top defender in the world football world. This is a huge improvement in Ibiza's strength, and the club is willing to give high salaries to attract big-name stars to join, which also allows Ibiza's fans to see the club's ambitions.

And for the joining of Ayala, a champion player in Ibiza, is very motivating.

Although Ibiza currently has Deisler, it can be regarded as a young team in general, especially when their head coach Fang Jue has successively introduced young players.

Such a vibrant team is energetic and energetic, but lacks experience and stability. In this case, if Deisler is in the frontcourt and Ayala is in the backcourt, the team's stability will be greatly improved.

In Fang Jue's view, with Ayala and Deisler, young people can grow up with top stars, which is very important for the team's healthy development.

The impact of Ayala's joining on the team, which can be seen from the training that the old captain of the Argentine national team is very leader and respected by young people. Ayala is also willing to communicate with young people and give guidance to them. The atmosphere in the entire team is running well.

As for Sebastian Deisler, another big name in the team, Fang Jue had been worried that Deisler would tend to develop in a funny direction, but since wearing the captain's armband, Deisler has become more and more calm.

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Ayala's joining is an impact on Ibiza's other central defenders, because the Argentine veteran is definitely the core of the defense. In addition, Frenchman Koscheerny is now being valued by Fang Jue. In this case, the team's main central defenders Llorent and Mesotto will definitely be affected last season.

Fang Jue thought Mesotto and Lorent would propose a transfer, but what surprised him was that the two people were still in a stable mood and became more serious in training. Fang Jue didn't care what the two players thought. They were willing to stay in the team. Fang Jue would only be happy. Lorent and Mesotto were still qualified as qualified substitutes. These two players could rotate with Koscheerney.

In this case, the team's original central defender substitute Tolisso had no need to stay in the team, and the players themselves obviously realized this. Two days later, Tolisso transferred to Leganes of the Spanish League for 60,000 euros.

The transfer and leaving on this day was also the team's substitute forward Oliver, who joined the Spanish Football League in the second league for 50,000 euros.

One day later, another player from Ibiza left the team, and the team's substitute left-back Victor Rioja transferred to Putoliano in the Spanish Second Division for 60,000 euros.

At the same time, Fang Jue also promoted the youth team's 18-year-old goalkeeper Alberto Toledo to the first team and served as the team's third goalkeeper.

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Fang Jue has always wanted to introduce another organizational midfielder in the transfer market, which can rotate with Pianic to form complementary.

On August, a report in the newspaper caught his attention.

This report is about the follow-up to the dispute between Arsenal and Barcelona because Wenger 'stealed' Fabregas.

Fabregas was poached by Arsenal when he was 16 years old.

At that time, when Barcelona's leadership was in turmoil, Fabregas had not signed a professional contract and had only a young apprenticeship contract. Wenger had been paying attention to Fabregas for a while. Seeing this opportunity, Arsenal immediately took action. The professor asked Fabregas to go to London to discuss how to train Fabregas.

It is said that the professor had been secretly observing Fabregas for a year before, and Fabregas also knew that his status in Barcelona was embarrassing.

Therefore, Fabregas is also willing to go to London to work hard.

In this way, Fabregas went to Arsenal.

However, after Barcelona's turmoil temporarily eased, they "shocked" that they had cultivated a big treasure for so many years. Fabregas, one of the team's "Four Demonic Children", was actually poached. Therefore, they were unwilling to let this treasure of La Macia's youth training camp be poached. Barcelona sued Arsenal in court with a complaint, and the two sides officially went to court.
Chapter completed!