First compete with Sheva, then give Daluoten the position, and was replaced by Ibrahimovic. The powerful general was born at the wrong time

At the request of a friend, I would talk about Borelo, an Italian strong man with great strength but bad birth.

Marco Borelo, born on June 18, 1982 in Naples, the Apennines. His childhood happened to be the peak of Maradona, a king of football, led Naples to write thousands of myths and was regarded as a hero by the locals in Naples. However, Borello has been rebellious since childhood. He does not admire Maradona, but instead has a special liking for Van Basten.

And Van Basten is playing for Milan. Borelo Loves House and Ukraine decided to start his football career at Milan Youth Training Camp. Perhaps because of his departure from his hometown at a young age, Borello obviously lacks control and has caused a lot of trouble in the Milan youth training camp, but unfortunately it has become a negative example.

Milan was worried that Borelo would affect other players, so she simply loaned him to a low-level club for leveling in the summer of 1999. It was not until the summer of 2002 that Borelo returned to San Siro. However, at this stage, Milan has a lot of talents in the midfield and frontcourt, especially the No. 10 players, which is really starry. In order to allow these excellent offensive players to coexist, Ancelotti sometimes even set up a single forward formation.

And at this stage, Milan's forward has Shepchenko. This means that if Borello wants to be the main force, he must compete with Sheva. But this was almost impossible for Borelo, who could only be considered a rookie at the time. After halfway through the 2002-03 season, Borello only participated in three Serie A games, and they were all substitutes, so they almost had no sense of existence. The Italian local player was unwilling to waste his time on the bench, so he went to Empoli as a loan player.

Empoli at that time was not strong overall, and he could only be regarded as a slim figure. But the problem is that Empoli’s forward configuration is quite good, with two famous players, Dinatale and Rocky. Borello, who was just a rookie at the time, could not compete with these two colleagues... After the slightly mediocre journey to Empoli, Borello returned to Milan to play. But Shepchenko is still standing there, and there are Inzaghi, Thomason and others. It is purely a struggle to expect Borelo to be the main force in this environment.

In the summer of 2004, Borello once again packed his bags and went out to level up as a loan player. In the following days, he put on the shirts of Regina, Sampdoria and Treviso, and his progress was quite obvious.

When in the summer of 2006, Milan's main forward player Shepchenko walked away from Stamford Bridge, Borelo saw the hope of being promoted and returned to San Siro again. It’s a pity that because of the existence of Inzagi, Girardino and other peers, Borelo could only serve as a substitute. However, compared with previous years, Borelo's appearance frequency has been much higher.

Just as the days were a little bit hopeful, Borello was banned for a while in early 2007. This directly leads to the lack of manpower in Milan's forward line. Against this background, the Ross and Blacks introduced Ronaldo, who was in an embarrassing situation at Real Madrid at the time.

Although Ronaldo is not at the peak, and although Ronaldo can only play in the Serie A, the lean camel is bigger than the horse, and Ronaldo's performance in the league is still very impressive. By the time Borelo survived his suspension, he could no longer play in Milan. After the season ends, Borello can only accept the fate of giving Roten the position, packed his bags and went to Genoa to play...

I'm afraid even Borello himself would not have expected that his life in Genoa would be so glorious. Throughout the 2007-08 season, Borello paid 19 league goals data sheets, ranked top in the scorer list, and once became a strong contender for the Serie A Golden Boot.

Borello's outstanding performance has impressed many Serie A clubs, including his old club Milan. In the summer of 2008, Borelo once again put on the battle robe of the Red and Black Legion. Also this summer, Girardino and Oliveira left the team one after another. Anyone can see that Milan intends to reuse Borelo.

However, just as Borello was planning to show off his strength in Milan, injuries came to him. In the next 2008-09 season, Borello only played in seven Serie A games, and his time to recover from his injuries was far more than his time to play football. Fortunately, the injuries he encountered were not devastating. By the 2009-10 season, Borello would be alive.

The Milan attack line this season is still very distinctive. Borelo charges, Pato is agile and maneuverable, and Ronaldo organizes and dispatches, which makes the opponent feel a headache. Over the whole season, Borelo scored 14 goals and 6 assists, which was quite considerable.

To be fair, Borelo's performance is enough to play an important role in Milan. But in the summer of 2010, Galliani unexpectedly introduced Ibrahimovic, which directly changed Borelo's fate. Everyone understands that Ibrahimovic is above Borelo in terms of his skills and talent.

In this way, Borelo was replaced by Ibrahimovic and had to wave goodbye to Milan. Fortunately, he is already a famous star at this time, and there are still many clubs willing to introduce him. The final choice of this forward player is Roma.

However, the days when Borello played for Rome can only be considered as a high opening and low closing. During his coaching period in Ranieri, he was an important member of the Roma team and performed quite well. But after Enrique took charge of the coaching staff, everything changed. Not only has Borelo's tactical status dropped significantly, he can't even maintain his starting position. Not long after, Borelo went to Juventus.

It's a pity that Borelo can only be regarded as a passerby at Juventus. After just half a season, he waved goodbye to the Zebras and went to other clubs to continue his football career.. In the following days, Borelo played for Genoa, West Ham United, Atlanta and Cagliari, and announced the hang of boots in 2019... At the end of the article, I will introduce a friend to you: Big Sports. He has been to various large league games for a long time, recording the game process in real time and has a certain understanding of each team after long-term experience, just to stand out from this mixed recommendation, live up to the trust of every friend, and love for his profession, and is willing to share his experience with his friends in real time every day!