Do you really know him?

Aguero retired, the outside world have fallen into the mood of regret and nostalgia, in fact, a few days ago, another South American star Luis Fabiano also announced the end of his green career. The difference is that Fabiano's position is far less than that of Manchester City celebrities, and the star effect will naturally be much weaker. But in fact, Brazilians born in 1980 did not retire until the age of 40, which deserves respect. After all, there are too many examples of Brazilian players squandering talent and lack of self-discipline.

Fabiano bid farewell to football with regret. After all, he has been wrestling with injuries for the past few years, but two serious knee surgeries have left him without a ball to play, which, to put it bluntly, is "semi-retired". Perhaps it has come as a surprise to the outside world to stay old and retire. A few years ago, the Brazilian star said with a pat on the chest: "if one day I choose to retire," There must be more happiness than injuries. "

Brazilian players have a true temperament, no one will accuse Fabiano of "feeling good about himself", in fact, time will not lie. Since his debut in 1998, he has scored 498 goals in his more than 20-year career, one step away from the 500-goal mark, which is another of his shortcomings. However, in the competitive world where there are gains and losses, there is always a way to make up for it sooner or later. The champions of the Sao Paulo State Cup, the UEFA Cup, the European Super Cup and the Copa America have witnessed his marksman charm one by one. He also collected Fabiano's way of growing up from youth to sophistication.

Fabiano was a notoriously bad boy.

In 2003, he kicked a riverbed player in the neck with a karate-like action in Sao Paulo, and the victim was rushed to hospital for treatment. In 2007, in La Liga, he fought with Zaragoza players in La Liga and both were suspended for five games. These are the two most typical examples, but frankly, for the rest of his career, Fabiano no longer performs impulsive punishments, fines and suspensions are obviously not packages that he fears, but his daughter: "Dad, I saw you fighting with someone else on TV, which is wrong. You can't do that."

Fabiano used to be a big parallel import.

Although the Brazilian won the house in Seville, he also spent two periods of "studying abroad" before that. He made 11 appearances at Rennes in 2000-01 without success, and in 2004-05 he handed over a dismal result of three goals in 22 games at Porto. Oddly enough, after returning to his former club Sao Paulo, he won the evaluation of "balance between his left and right feet and a good sense of smell in front of the door".

At an age when he was supposed to rise, Fabiano stumbled, but for a reason, he attributed his failure in Ligue 1 to "the French don't know football", which was kind of funny, but he could be forgiven for being confused during the Porto period. In 2005, his mother was kidnapped by two gunmen in S ã o Paulo. After several rounds of negotiations and paying a high ransom, Fabiano redeemed his mother, who had been imprisoned for 61 days. However, a few years later, Fabiano summed up the reasons for the failure of Porto caused controversy: "they are xenophobic towards Brazilians."

Fabiano has nothing to do with the giants.

Sevilla's purchase of Fabiano for 3 million euros is good value for money, with 72 goals and 11 assists in 149 games. most importantly, one Spanish Cup of the Kings, two Uefa Cup champions and one European Super Cup made each other's memories full of pride. During this period, Real Madrid, AC Milan and Manchester United have all had an affair with him more than once. In addition to the abortive deal caused by differences in quotations and contracts, there is also a special reason: as 35 per cent of Fabiano's ownership belongs to GSI International Investment Group and 65 per cent to Seville, the complex background has brought the tripartite negotiations to a standstill.

Once upon a time, Schuster wanted him to replace the injured Ruud van Nistelrooy in 2008, Galliani hesitated to choose between him and Huntelaar in 2009, and Ferguson envisioned him as an ideal substitute for Rooney in 2010. Barcelona offered an olive branch to Fabiano as early as when he played for the Brazilian youth team. Fabiano yearns for big clubs and everyone knows that otherwise he would not have made an own incident in 2010: "in the new season, I will be a member of the Rossoneri."

Fabiano is a man who values affection and righteousness.

When he and Kaka were called Gemini in Sao Paulo, Kaka spoke highly of his good friends: "I know how to cooperate with him, and he knows when to move forward." The two not only had a connection on the pitch, sympathized with each other, and even agreed to meet again in Serie A, but Kaka was first chosen by AC Milan in 2003, while Fabiano has always been involved in an affair, but the Brotherhood has been extended and sublimated, at least the transoceanic phone calls between them have never been cut off.

Sao Paulo fans do not want to lose their darling so soon, and even boos to Kaka, and it is Fabiano who is the first to come forward to ask for an explanation. In addition, Kaka, who showed the mood of falling leaves to return to his roots in 2014, told Fabiano, who is playing for Sao Paulo, when the latter, who scored so many goals, took the opportunity to blow his ears to the top: "who doesn't want Kaka?" Any Brazilian team wants him to join, and the outside can't miss it. " Two months later, Kaka joined S ã o Paulo on loan from Orlando.

You see, Fabiano, who likes fishing and watching movies at home, seems reticent and even afraid of flying, but he is never vague when he stands out for his brother, so it's not surprising that he has his wife and two daughters' initials tattooed on his body.

Fabiano was once regarded as the most watery Brazil No. 9.

From 1998 to 2006, Brazil's No. 9 shirt belonged to Ronaldo alone, but since then it seems difficult for the successors to take up the task of destroying the city and pulling out the stockade, of which Fabiano is the one who has been most criticized and criticized. Although he won the Golden Shoe in the Confederations Cup in 2009, he seems to have run out of luck. Even the Brazilian media complained: "the World Cup is coming and Fabiano's feet are starting to tremble."

In fact, Dunga formed a civilian team in Brazil, Fabiano lived up to his mission. He scored three goals in the 2010 World Cup and was Brazil's top scorer. Although he could not turn the tide like his idol Romario, he was Kaka's "perfect partner", and in the qualifier, he was regarded as "Brazil's savior" or "Dunga patron saint". Fabiano scored twice in the key World Cup qualifier victories over Chile, Peru and Argentina, and was the biggest contributor to Brazil's admission to the World Cup in South Africa. Fabiano has scored 28 goals in 45 international games, which is not bad compared to Adriano's 27 goals in 48 games.

Prejudice is a mountain in the heart, it is difficult to move, the "most Water 9" does not mind being despised by public opinion and hostile by fans, Fabiano said: "I am satisfied to play for Brazil." But in fact, after Fabiano, Brazil's No. 9 kept brushing the lower limit.