First replaced by Totti, then suppressed by Piero, and also became a feud with Suarez. The god front lacks foresight

At a friend's request, let's talk about Daniel Fonseca, the Uruguayan god who lacks vision.

Daniel Fonseca was born on September 13, 1969 in Montevideo, Uruguay. However, the family where Fonseca is located is not a native of Uruguayan, but has a deep connection with Italy. The grandfathers of this family are all genuine Italian immigrants. This also laid the key foreshadow for Fonseka to enter the Apennines in the future.

Italian descendants like football at heart. In his youth, Fonseca showed amazing football talent and was recruited by the local traditional powerhouse Uruguay National Club. It was under the strong training of this club that Fonseca made his own world in Uruguay football and got the opportunity to compete with the team in the 1990 Italian World Cup.

However, Fengseka was really a bit immature at this time. At this stage, the Uruguay national team has famous stars such as Ruben Sousa and Francescoli. The result was that Fonseka could only be used as a substitute and did not get even a minute of playing time in the first two games of the group stage. It was not until the last game of the group stage against the South Korean team that Fonseka got the chance to come on the bench. And his performance was also very impressive, scoring the only goal in the game. The Uruguay team he is in made it to the knockout stage with this goal.

After this game, Fonseca's position in the Uruguay national team has been greatly improved. By the time of the knockout match against Italy, Fonseca no longer watches the wall, but gets the opportunity to start. Unfortunately, at this time, the Italian team had historical defensive players such as Baresi and Maldini. Even if Fonseca tried his best, he could only return without success and watched the Uruguay team be sent back to his hometown by his opponent.

However, Fonseca's outstanding performance during the World Cup has attracted the attention of many European clubs. Many clubs, including Serie A, Bundesliga and Ligue 1, extended an olive branch to him at the same time. As a descendant of Italian, Fonseca finally chose Cagliari in the Serie A to fight side by side with his national teammate Francescoli.

The offensive combination of Fonseca and Francescoli, the division of labor is extremely clear. The former is responsible for scoring, while the latter is responsible for shooting and leads. With the help of Francescoli, Fonseca played extremely comfortably and soon made a name for himself in the Apennines. Two seasons later, Fonseca transferred to Naples and partnered with another star Zora.

Zola is famous for being able to pass and shoot. When Fonseca and Zora partnered, they didn’t have to take on organizational tasks at all, and they just thought about how to send the ball into the goal. In the 1992-93 season, the first season when Fonseca joined Naples, he scored 16 league goals. In the summer of 1993, Zora went to Parma and Di Canio joined Naples. Although Dicanho is not as famous as Zora in terms of ball skills, Dicanho is also a type of pass and shoot. After Fonseca and Dicanho partnered, they were still responsible for scoring and still maintained a single data single with double goals in a single season.

The Serie A League in that year was famous for its stable defense. A forward who can score double goals for two consecutive seasons is considered an excellent forward and must be a hot spot in the transfer market. In the summer of 1994, Fonseka received many transfer invitations. And his final choice was Rome.

The Rome club at that time was stronger than Naples at the same stage, in terms of lineup configuration and financial situation. From this perspective, Fonseca's enlistment to Rome seemed to be walking towards a high place. However, this does not mean that Fonseca's choice to join Rome is the right one. On the contrary, this god's front obviously lacks vision.

Because the Roman team at this stage already has Balbo. As for the player Balbo, he is a typical center forward and needs his teammates to deliver shells to exert his power. This means that after Fonseca and Balbo partnered, it will be difficult for him to play the role of Terminator, but instead he will serve as a wingman to create opportunities for Balbo.

I have to say that Fonseka is indeed very capable. Even if you serve as a wingman, you can still contribute to the team. In his first season with Balbo, Balbo scored 22 league goals and won the Serie A silver boot. However, Fonseca's league goals are only single digits.

And this is just the beginning. For the next few seasons, Fonseca has been serving as a wingman beside Balbo. The more impressive Balbo’s goal efficiency is, the less prominent Fonseca’s goal data is. What's worse is that just as Fonseca was working diligently as the wingman, Toti, who was still a rookie at the time, rose strongly. Totti can handle the job that Fonseca can do. As a result, Fonseca was replaced by Totti and left Rome in the summer of 1997.

With Fonseka's strength, there is naturally no shortage of suitors. If this Shenfeng is willing to accept invitations from those mid- and lower-stream clubs, he will be the main force that cannot be defeated. But Fonseca once again had a shortsighted habit and actually chose Juventus, which owns Piero.

Piero around 1997 was truly at its peak. He is not only the best in the Serie A league, but even looking at the world football world, he is recognized as a good player. He can not only score goals in person, but also deliver shells to his teammates. In the European League in the same period, there were few players who could compete with Piero.

Fonseca joins Juventus under this background, and the result can be imagined. Fonseca, who was 28 years old at the time and was still at the peak of the theory, was completely suppressed by Piero and unfortunately became a regular on the bench. He did not have many scenes.. By the time Fonseca ended his Juventus career, he was already a veteran in his thirties and had no future.

As for Fengseka after retirement, he did not bid farewell to the Green World, but showed himself as an agent. With his connections and skills, he has attracted many Uruguayan players. Even if he is as strong as Suarez, he also worked with Fonseca back then.

With Fonseca's connections in Uruguay football, as long as he is doing things fairly, it will not be difficult for him to make a lot of money. However, this god forward, who was a little short-sighted in his time, still lacked foresight after retirement, was very concerned about money and even deducted the players' money. For example, Suarez, who was young, was detained by Fonsecak. This directly led to Fonseca's feud with Suarez.

However, Fonseca obviously did not realize his problem. After Suarez fired at him, Fonseca not only did not admit his mistake, but directly retaliated and suggested that Suarez go to see a psychiatrist.

Fonseca did this and could only narrow his own path...