Chapter 1163 - 279: More Frightening Than a Perfect Champions League Is a Crown Built on Countless Bones! (2)

Even the most devoted fans of Turan can’t deny this.

Of course, there is one person who is very pleased with the official statement.

AC Milan’s young center-back Chaloba smiled at the corner of his mouth.

Everyone still remembers him.

As a defender, performing poorly against Lu Yang doesn’t necessarily mean you’re bad.

It could even prove you’re resilient and can become a starter.

Yes, it’s him they’re talking about!

In the Italian Cup finals two years ago, he was often overwhelmed by Lu Yang.

Yet, the more this happened, the more attention and appreciation he received.

Blame it on Turan being too powerful.

If Turan were weaker and got thrashed by Lu Yang, it might have even added points to his reputation.

Haha.

Besides Turan, Milo维奇 is definitely one of the beneficiaries of this year’s "Lu Yang Fever" in Serie A.

The battle between Lu Yang and the King of Free Kicks significantly increased his fan base.

It’s like when you say someone is excellent at free kicks, it might not resonate. But if you say his free kicks are better than Messi’s, everyone immediately understands his skill.

This also indirectly highlights why Udinese ranked ninth in Serie A this year.

The team actually has quite a few star players.

This year’s achievement also owes much to the addition of former main rotation player from San Remo, Matias.

Of course, the most touching figure in the entire lineup isn’t Sogel, nor Milo维奇, but the goalkeeper Ameluci.

He finally won an award!

As a top goalkeeper who had never won a "Best" series honor, the only reason is... Serie A and Italy have Audi!

Audi’s consistent high-level performance for fifteen years has turned brilliant moments into a stable routine.

Who can handle that?

Ameluci wasn’t the first Italian second-choice goalkeeper bested by Audi, nor will he be the last. Areola from San Remo seems poised to succeed Ameluci.

But unexpectedly, amid a career with wolves ahead and tigers behind, Ameluci made it into Serie A’s second team!

The old man was truly moved.

He almost reenacted a scene like Fan Jin’s elation upon passing an exam.

For some players, the second team might symbolize failure, but for Ameluci, it’s as good as his Golden Glove, Yashin Award, and even the Golden Ball!

Areola almost cried upon hearing the news.

When will Audi finally age?

This is Serie A’s second team, and it’s fair to call it luxurious.

If the second team is like this, imagine the first team.

The first team’s goalkeeper is undoubtedly Audi.

Even though Juventus lost the championship this year, they were still the league’s runner-up.

Moreover, this year’s Juventus’s various stats weren’t underwhelming compared to previous years.

Serie A’s upheaval this year results from many teams suddenly becoming stronger and more aggressive.

That’s what ended Juventus’s reign.

On defense, the formation remains a three-center-back setup.

This further illustrates the prevalence of the three-center-back system in Serie A, with abundant quality center-backs and very few quality fullbacks.

Take Canyes, who due to injuries this year wasn’t as impressive as before. In La Liga or the Premier League, he would definitely be highly sought after, and top clubs wouldn’t sell him.

But in Serie A, his competitiveness diminished, so Juventus eventually sold him to San Remo.

The best lineup’s three center-backs are Bernulin from San Remo, Chiavich from Juventus, and Kadu Kuba from Atlanta.

Bernulin’s hard strength might be the most disputed since San Remo only ranked eighth in the league.

But considering his partners are basically Naji, the Saint One Peak, the rapidly declining veteran Palacios, and young Barcelona loanee Alme, this achievement seems quite commendable.

It’s also worth noting that in recent years, San Remo players indeed have a certain advantage in major award selections.

Bernulin himself is a veteran star, and the sentiment is there. Plus, his competitor Turan was outperformed by Lu Yang, so the spot naturally became his.

In midfield, the four midfielders are Juventus’s defensive midfielder Vidal, the Crown Prince of Purple Lily Versachi, San Remo’s brain Morici, and Atlanta’s midfield core Inzitens.

In fact, Inzitens is a left winger.

But due to only having three forward slots, Inzitens was squeezed into a midfield position.

The other three midfielders are relatively uncontroversial, as they indeed were three of the best performers this year.

Moreover, the critical point is that the average age of these three players is less than twenty-four!

Serie A’s new generation of stars gradually emerges, breaking the previous drought situation.

For the best lineup’s forward positions, the three big forwards are Ancelotti, Carrel, and Lu Yang.

No wonder Inzitens couldn’t break through.

These three are truly extraordinary.

However, there is a certain gap even among exceptional talents.

Though the Italian Football Association made an unprecedented move by awarding both Lu Yang and Carrel the best player award this year,

in other positions, the difference between the two can still be discerned.

For example, the best forward award.

Typically, the best forward and best player awards don’t overlap.

If a forward wins the best player award, then the best forward is usually the second-best performing forward of the year.