Football red and black years

In the summer of England in 2003, AC Milan won the Champions League again after nine years, and captain Maldini once again lifted the gold cup after 40 years, but he changed from Cesar to Paulo.

Fate is full of reincarnation and coincidence, two years later, in 2005 Istanbul night.Another penalty shootout made AC Milan fall from the mountain to the bottom again.

Just like another two years later, the opponent in the final is Liverpool, who is left to AC Milan in Istanbul.

In Athens in 2007, where the epic victory was won 13 years ago, Pirlo's free kick played the victory movement for the Rossoneri.Inzaghi sealed the victory for the team, sweeping away the haze of two years ago.

Three finals in five years, two cups, AC Milan in the Apennines football crisis era burning the essence of Italian football accumulation.

What time gives, time will take away.What time is taken away, time will eventually return.

From Cesar Maldini winning the cup for the first time, to Paolo Maldini leading the team to the top twice.The red and black empire era is passed on in the cycle of fate.

From Europe to the world, the halo of the former champion will always be a proud chapter in the history of AC Milan.

But is this really the best ending?If the time goes back to 1999 when AC Milan's centenary was celebrated, will the red and black empire still be at its peak today?

When Ricardo Leiter waved goodbye to the green field, an era finally came to an end.That was the era of Carmelo.

In this era, Barcelona is known as a spaceship and Real Madrid as a galaxy warship.

And AC Milan is a red and black empire.

The red and black empire bid farewell to his inheritors and is still prosperous.Looking back at the beginning of the 21st century, when the Milan dynasty began.

At that time, the founders of the Milan dynasty, Maldini Inzaghi was not old, and Ricardo Leiter was young.The golden generation is still in its prime.

Those are the years, the years under the red and black striped shirt.That is the feeling, the feeling of the Milan Dynasty.