Hernan hopes Son Heung-min considers South American football, Kaka s chances of assisting Anpin increase

Brazilian team's reporter Hernan talked about a popular transfer in football. Son Heung-min's farewell to Tottenham triggered discussion. Many people think that the Korean star's technical status is still in his peak period. He is quite self-disciplined and his physical fitness has not declined much. He should stay in the five major leagues. Hernan hopes that Son Heung-min will consider South American football. Judging from Son Heung-min's ability, it is a bit of a waste of money to go to the major leagues to "superbate" now. Of course, Son Heung-min's injury is also very serious, and he has long been demanding on himself, which leads to nervousness and mental state needs to be adjusted. In other words, this Korean star needs a relaxed environment to find the fun of football again, and the Fringe League is reasonable for him. However, the Fringe League also has a distinction between style and grade. South American football is more focused on technology and has a relatively small body consumption. This is why Son Heung-min can consider South American football clubs. If Son Heung-min chose South American football as the next stop in his career, he might usher in an unexpected turnaround.

Hernan talked about the upcoming changes in the national team - Kaka's chances of assisting Anpin are increasing. Since Ancelotti coached the Samba Legion, his coaching team has needed former local Brazilian stars, and Kaka was also an Ampie's disciple before, so it was perfect for him to assist the Italian coach. However, this group of former Brazilian stars do not recognize the Football Association very much, resulting in the fact that the upper part has not been working. Fortunately, for the sake of the US, Canada and Mexico World Cup, Kaka is also very clear that he can at least become a lubricant, so the chance of assisting Aang in managing the stock price has increased. As the tension between the Brazilian Football Association and the legendary stars gradually eased, Kaka's role as a bridge begins to emerge. This former Blonde Mr. has appeared frequently at the national team training base recently. He not only participated in tactical discussions, but also personally demonstrated his iconic long-distance running movements on the training ground, which attracted young players to imitate them.

Ancelotti was obviously well aware of the wisdom of "using barbarians to control barbarians", and he specially arranged for Kaka to be responsible for communicating with the locker room. When core players such as Neymar raised concerns about the high-intensity training plan, Kaka used his experience of "injecting painkiller injections on the court" before the 2007 Champions League final to quietly resolve the conflict. More subtle, his tactical explanations in Portuguese and Italian often make it easier for Brazilian players to understand Ancelotti's tactical boards - such as comparing "fullbacks introductory" to "the line-up route during the Carnival parade". Today, next to the tactical sand table on Copacabana Beach, you can often see Kaka posing a dynamic formation with shells. He is developing a training program that combines South American spirituality and European discipline. It is said that even Carlos, who has always been picky, likes it on social media.

As the World Cup qualifier approaches, this master-apprentice combination may be able to unlock the "Europeanization" knot of the Samba Legion over the years - just like Kaka did at the San Siro Stadium, unexpectedly straight through the pass to tear open the seemingly airtight defense line. Hernan said that the unique artistic and improvisational space of South American football can just awaken his purest passion for football deep in his heart. At the Mollenbi Stadium in Sao Paulo or the Monument Stadium in Buenos Aires, those rhythmic bicycles and imaginative crosses may allow the Asian king to regain the smile that bloomed in street football when he was a teenager.

Compared with the consumption of high-intensity confrontation in Europe, the South American League pays more attention to the collision of technical flows. Players are allowed to complete artistic creations in 0.1 second hesitation, and Rodriguez-style "pause variation" and Tevez's "Beasty Drip" can all be applauded. For Son Heung-min, who has been trapped in muscle fatigue for a long time, this kind of environment that uses skill to break his power may extend his peak period. Brazilian media once counted that the sprint distance in the Copa Libertadores in the past five years was 18% less than that in the Champions League, but the number of key passes was 23%. This rhythm of the game may be the buffer zone needed by Son Heung-min's nerve ligament. It can be seen that Hernan hopes that Son Heung-min will consider South American football. More importantly, South American clubs generally have a unique tradition of "superstar healing". From Romario to Riquelme, countless European frustrated people have reborn here.

Flamenco's physical fitness team is famous for "beach training" and will train high-intensity disguised as beach games; Boca youth's psychological counselor is good at using tango rhythm to adjust anxiety. This wisdom that transforms competitive pressure into cultural experience may help Son Heung-min break the heavy shackles of "Asian No. 1" and rediscover the Seoul boy who is practicing shooting against the wall in the sunset of Maracana. If Son Heung-min really set foot on the South American continent, he might embark on a football journey full of magical realism. At the flamenco training base in Rio de Janeiro, the morning sea breeze will sweep across the turf with coffee, and veterans will bring newcomers to pass the breakfast bread in a ball way - a way of integrating the philosophy of life into training may cure Son Heung-min's muscle memory occupied by ice compresses and electrotherapy. Argentina's "Ole" once revealed that Piazzola's tango is always played in the locker room of the Riverbed team. The scene of the players discussing the running route in the string accent forms a wonderful contrast with the solemnity in front of the tactical board before the Premier League.