The Era of Emerald

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"Hello? So it's Alejandro. What kind of wind reminded you to call me?" Capello, who was supervising the players' daily training on the training ground, picked up the phone under the reminder of the assistant coach and was adjusted to vibrate. Mode mobile phone, but unexpectedly discovered that the person on the other end of the phone was actually his former disciple when he was coaching in Florence, Alessandro Nesta.

"Coach Capello, long time no see." After some simple politeness on the phone, Nesta got to the point, "That's right, I'm calling this time mainly to make a deal with you. "

"Deal?" Capello frowned and repeated the word in doubt.Immediately afterwards, as if he suddenly remembered something, he quickly handed over the task of leading the training to the assistant coach beside him, and hurried into his office at the training base.After all, the practice field is not a good place to say things like: "Say, what do you guys think about the All-Star Game?"

"That's right, it's indeed a deal about the all-star lineup." Nesta replied in an affirmative tone to Capello's quick response, "Mr. Capello, since we are all acquaintances, let me make a long story short. Not going around with you on the phone. Simply put, 'We' don't want to see that Zebra Ten at the All-Star Game!"

When it came to the word "we", Nestat emphasized his tone.Obviously, he was hinting at Capello that it was not his own opinion to kick Piero out of the All-Star Game.

"..." Capello is not a fool, of course he can hear Nesta's emphasis on the word.He was silent for a while, and then he said: "Pierrot, is this what you all mean?"

"To be precise, it means 'all' members of the Florence Department."

Hearing what Nesta said, Capello couldn't help falling into silence again.He clearly remembered that this time Fiorentina had a total of six people selected for the starting list of the Italian All-Star team.Therefore, even if he does not cooperate with Nesta and their actions, these players are capable of completely isolating Piero from the team.

The most important thing is that the Fiorentina team that Nesta mentioned does not simply refer to Fiorentina players. It also includes Roberto Baggio, Deco, Materazzi, Zanetti, etc. who once played for Fiorentina. Players who have maintained a good relationship with them after leaving the Viola.If these players are counted, then Florence's power is enough to control the entire Italian All-Star team!

Therefore, when Nesta said "this is what all members of the Florentine family mean", Capello understood that no matter what choice he made, Piero's fate was already doomed.The only difference is whether Piero spends time on the bench or acts as a spectator on the sidelines.

That being the case, why not take this opportunity to gain some benefits for yourself.Thinking of this, Capello couldn't help but suddenly enlightened, and said that since it is a deal, you have to pay me some benefits, otherwise, hum...

During the time waiting for Capello's reply, Nesta was also very nervous.After all, unlike Trapattoni, who needs to rely on the Fiorentina department to keep his job, Capello just cooperated with them in a game as the head coach of the All-Star team.In other words, Capello can directly recruit Piero without listening to their advice.

"Okay, I agree." At this time, Capello's reply finally came late, "However, since I have agreed to your request, in exchange, I also hope that you can agree to one of my conditions."

"Well, what's the condition?" After getting Capello's answer, Nesta was relieved and asked curiously.

"I hope you can agree with me to put Antonio Cassano on the bench for the All-Star Game and give him enough chances to perform." Like Nesta and the others, Capello also has his own plans-he wants Cassano, a disciple, to become a member of the Italian All-Star team!

Although as the head coach of the Italian All-Star team, Capello has absolute power in the selection of the substitute lineup, but he also knows that in order for Cassano to play a role on this stage, he must settle the situation in the locker room. The powerful Florentine family.Otherwise, with Cassano's rebellious character, he will have serious conflicts with Fiorentina players.

Don't think that this is Capello's unfounded worry. The gold medal coach is very clear about this disciple's ability to cause trouble.Among other things, just because of his bad deeds in Rome in the past two years, Capello can talk non-stop for a whole day and night.

"No problem." Nesta also knew that this is indeed a very reasonable condition, so he did not bargain with Capello again, "If Piero loses the All-Star Game in the end, then we can promise you this request."

"It's a deal." After finishing speaking, Capello hung up the phone, then took out the candidate list for the All-Star substitute, and drew a big cross on Piero's name.

In this way, after a secret exchange between Nesta and Capello, the former mentor and apprentice, Piero's fate of losing the Serie A All-Star Game was determined.Cassano also became a member of the Italian All-Star team through this private transaction.

Of course, except for these parties, no one will know the ins and outs of this matter.After all, this is not something that can be put on the table.If anyone dares to show off, they must become the target of public criticism.

Therefore, when Capello announced the Italian All-Star team's substitute lineup, Cassano's name appeared on the list without accident, while Piero lost his name and missed the first Serie A All-Star Game!

For this, Piero was naturally extremely displeased. After the list was announced, he said in interviews many times that he had been treated unfairly. Shouldn't he not even be able to get a substitute qualification-even if he is not as capable as Totti, who was selected as a striker, is he not as good as Cassano, a stunned young man?