From Barcelona abandoning the player to Liverpool No. 10, he also became Mourinho s victim, with a versatile player ups and downs

At the request of my friends, let me talk about Louis Garcia, a versatile player with great ups and downs in his career.

On June 24, 1978, Luis Javier Garcia Sanz was born in Badalona, ​​Catalonia, Spain. As we all know, many children living in Catalonia have a dream of becoming a Barcelona player, and Luis Garcia is no exception. When he was 12 years old, he became a member of the Lamacia youth training camp.

Under the training of Lamacia, Luis Garcia became a versatile player on the attack line. He can be at ease on both sides and serve as a shadow striker. He combines breakthrough, long shot, support, and point grabbing functions. He is definitely an excellent player. During his days in La Macia, he could lock in the main seat no matter what age the youth team was.

Lamacia's elite players will naturally receive the attention of Barcelona's first team. In fact, Luis Garcia got the opportunity to train with the Barcelona first team very early. However, that doesn't mean that the Barcelona first team is ready to reuse Luis Garcia. On the contrary, for Barcelona at this stage, Luis Garcia can only be considered useless. It’s tasteless to eat, but it’s a pity to throw it away.

As for the reason, I can only say that Louis Garcia is too unlucky. At this stage of his infancy, Barcelona had Rivaldo on the left and Figo on the right, and Cruyvit on the front line. With Louis Garcia's technical characteristics, he could not do Cruivet's work at all, so he could only compete with Rivaldo and Figo. But for most players, this is simply an impossible task...

Since you can't see hope in the first team in Barcelona, ​​you can only go to other clubs to find opportunities. The all-rounder first played at Valladolid for a while, then went to Toledo to level up, but he couldn't make any name for him. It was not until he joined Tenerife that he met Benitez, who was still a rookie coach at the time, that he had the hard work. Although the coach Benitez has obvious flaws in emotional intelligence, his tactical level is unquestionable. While Benitez coached Tenerife, Luis Garcia formed a double striker with Mista to help the team successfully upgrade.

Tenerife's success made the master and apprentice famous. Benitez got the opportunity to coach Valencia, while Luis Garcia went to Valladolid and joined Atletico Madrid not long after. In the 2002-03 season, Luis Garcia's first season with Atletico Madrid, he scored 9 league goals and performed quite well.

Luis Garcia's performance will naturally be seen by his old club Barcelona. In the summer of 2003, Barcelona quickly took Luis Garcia back. But this summer, Barcelona has introduced two attackers, Ronaldinho and Quaresma.

It is impossible to compete with Ronaldo for the main force. Then we can only compete with Quaresma. But Quaresma was recognized as a super newcomer in football at that time. People’s expectations for Quaresma are definitely above Louis Garcia. This directly led to the difficulty of life after Luis Garcia returned to Barcelona.

In the summer of 2004, Barcelona made a big move in the transfer market, introducing Juli, the core player of Monaco, the then Champions League runner-up. Against this background, Luis Garcia unfortunately became a abandoned player in Barcelona and was traded to Liverpool by the Camp Nou.

Why was Anfield willing to introduce Louis Garcia? The reason is very simple. Because the Liverpool coach at that time was Benitez, who coached Luis Garcia at that time. In other words, Louis Garcia landed in Anfield as a coach.

As a coach, it is obviously beneficial. Luis Garcia, the Barcelona abandoned player, wore Liverpool's No. 10 jersey when he arrived, which caused considerable controversy. You know, the former owner of this battle suit is Irving, the Golden Globe winner.

Fortunately, Louis Garcia quickly used his wonderful performance to let the voice of doubt disappear. As a new Liverpool player, he became the key player of Liverpool in his first season as he joined his new club, that is, the 2004-05 season, and scored many key goals.

For example, in this season's Champions League knockout stage, Luis Garcia first beat Leverkusen with her own strength, and then made a world wave when facing Juventus. In the Champions League semi-final against Chelsea, Luis Garcia scored a controversial goal that has been eliminated by Mourinho's team.

Mourinho was worried about this goal, and he didn't know how many times he complained about Luis Garcia's goal in public. However, before Mourinho could swallow this, Luis Garcia sprinkled a handful of salt on his wound.

It was the 2006 FA Cup. Luis Garcia scored another goal under the strict defense of the Chelsea players and helped Liverpool defeat Chelsea again. Not only that, the Spanish all-rounder also shouted to Mourinho from a distance after the game: "This time, the ball has crossed the goal line, right?" Why can Luis Garcia become Mourinho's victim? A large part of this is that the player does not play by the rules. He has not strong tactical discipline and often does not follow the coach's tactical arrangements. His running position is very erratic and he can do whatever he wants on the court. This type of player is most suitable for those top defensive teams with a rigorous system.

The performance of this Spanish all-rounder during his time at Liverpool is definitely worthy of his No. 10 jersey. His tough performance during the strong dialogue made all the strong teams frightened.. The only factor that can stop him may be injuries that cannot be prevented. After his first season at Liverpool, injuries gradually came to him, leaving him missing many games.

When in 2007, Luis Garcia bid farewell to Anfield and returned to Atletico Madrid. Even so, he can still contribute to Liverpool. As a bargaining chip, plus a portion of cash, he exchanged Liverpool for Atletico Madrid's striker Torres.

Luis Garcia, who entered Atletico Madrid twice, her competitive state has declined significantly due to injuries. He played here for two seasons before starting his wandering career. In the days that followed, he played for clubs such as Santander Athletics, Panasinacos, Puebla, and Mexican Cougars, and announced the boots hanging in 2016.