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Whether it’s Aguero or Torres, they are both top strikers, that’s for sure.

Huang Kaiwen had watched an interview with Aguero.

The five players who sparked his imagination when he was young, and the five players he tried to emulate were Owen, Saviola, Tévez, Riquelme, and Ronaldo.

That’s the beauty of Ronaldo.

Whether you can imitate him successfully or not, as long as you’re a striker, you will try to imitate him.

Compared with Ronaldo and Riquelme, Huang Kaiwen felt that Owen had the greatest influence on Aguero.

Both being diminutive strikers, Owen’s playing style was very enlightening for Aguero, from being marked to finding space, moving suddenly to snatch a rebound, Aguero said he got those experiences from Owen’s way of playing.

Aguero has a good feel for the ball, but his passing lacks a bit of extraordinary imagination, which is a matter of playing style.

His characteristics are his sharp sense at the goal, excellent shooting, often dropping back actively to participate in the play and making intelligent runs, sensitive positioning, and excellent dribbling. His preference to take shots before the goalkeeper gets into position is quite similar to Romario.

An uninjured Aguero is very stable.

But he lacks a bit of brilliance.

Hovering around the 15th spot in the Ballon d’Or annually is not enough for a top striker.

Another striker produced by Atletico Madrid, Torres, is a perfect example with his peak Ballon d’Or top three.

The biggest characteristic of Torres is his speed!

His sprint is fast, acceleration quick, second acceleration fast, action and turning are stealthy and swift, coupled with perfect physical conditions, explosive power, agility, balance, and flexibility in every aspect, allowing him to stay one step ahead, whether static or dynamic.

Receiving the ball with his back to the goal and turning quickly, breezing past top defenders, or contesting and accelerating in motion, putting top defenders like Ferdinand behind him while maintaining balance and charging into the box to shoot, this style of play is very shocking.

Facing Barca, Real Madrid, and Premier League powerhouses, Torres has had enough dazzling performances.

By contrast, after gaining weight in the Premier League, Aguero’s agility seemed to be diminishing, and without enough signature performances, beating the likes of Queens Park Rangers holds no persuasive power.

Huang Kaiwen thought the role of a shadow striker would be more suitable for Aguero, playing as the lone forward after Aguero becomes increasingly mediocre, using stability to describe a player who has been compared to Maradona since he was young is nothing but a disgrace.

When it was time to come out of the locker room to warm up,

Capello called Huang Kaiwen over and asked, "Do you have any issues with today’s starting lineup?"

"I think it’s pretty good."

Huang Kaiwen said with a smile.

He thought Aguero from the 2014-15 season might be better suited to the middle, but constantly intervening in the arrangement of troops isn’t the way to go, right? If you walk down the night road often enough, you’re bound to encounter ghosts. What if the newspapers expose it and ruin his, Huang’s, good reputation?

If Capello is asking him about these things, they might as well make him a coach.

"Then that’s great."

Capello said with a smile and nod.

Coaching Juventus, he was bloodied by Huang Kaiwen-led Milan five times, leaving him with severe mental scars.

He didn’t know how Ancelotti was coaching Huang Kaiwen.

But for top players, letting them play comfortably is the right approach.

"After the experience of watching the game from the poolside, both Huang Kaiwen and Ronaldo made it into the big squad today, with Huang Kaiwen starting and Ronaldo sitting on the bench."

"Ronaldo’s injury is more serious than Huang Kaiwen’s, and he’s certainly had more injuries, but the most miraculous thing is that Huang Kaiwen always manages to recover and return. So, the claim by Ancelotti and the European football community does have some validity: if you want to talk about things that science can’t explain, you must be, heh heh..."

Zhang said with a laugh.

He had become a riddler.

"Today’s Madrid Derby has many highlights. In the summer, Sans, Palacios, and Baldasano, the three Real Madrid presidential candidates, all inquired about the possibility of Torres transferring to Real Madrid, but Torres declined. Apart from Torres, sitting on the Atletico Madrid bench, the young prodigy Aguero set a record, debuting at 15 years, 11 months, and 20 days of age, breaking the record held by Maradona in the Argentine Primera Division. This number 10 from Independiente has a reputation as Maradona’s successor. Both young forwards for Atletico Madrid are outstanding."

"Javier Aguirre, who once led the Mexico National Team to the 2002 World Cup and advanced from the group stage, only to be eliminated by the USA Team, after four seasons he led Osasuna to a fourth-place finish in the league. Osasuna under him played fierce and steady soccer. Aguirre has expressed that he will continue his previous approach after taking over Atletico Madrid, so Huang Kai must be cautious of today’s opponents."

"Alright, let’s take a look at today’s starting lineup for both sides."

Real Madrid 4-3-3 single pivot:

Goalkeeper: Casillas,

Defenders: Robert Carlos, Cannavaro, Alvaro Messiah, Ramos,

Midfield: Emerson, Mahamadou Diarra, Guti,

Forwards: Huang Kaiwen, Van Nistelrooy, Raul.

Atletico Madrid 4-4-2 double pivots:

Goalkeeper: Leo Franco,

Defenders: Mario Peña, Antonio Lopez, Luis Pereira, Yukas Sotirios,

Midfield: Petrov, Petar Lutsin, Maniche, Maxi Rodríguez,

Forwards: Torres, Miguel Mista.

"Atletico Madrid is also a team with a strong South American element. There are five South American players in their starting lineup, four of whom are from Argentina."

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