The only 9 championships in history have been crowned! Chelsea gathers all European trophys to create a century-old history in football

In the early morning of the early morning of the Wroclaw Municipal Stadium in Poland, the European Union final performed a dramatic reversal. Real Betis scored a lightning goal in the 9th minute of the game, and Chelsea fell into a passive position. But the Blues coach Maresca decisively changed the formation in the second half, and the magical substitution in the second half became the turning point of the battle.

In just 18 minutes, the Blues staged a goal storm: Enzo headed the ball to break the net and equalized the score; 5 minutes later Palmer assisted Jackson to overtake; in the 83rd minute, Sancho's shot was straight at the dead corner; Kessedo's long-range shot in the stoppage time locked in the victory. When the score of 4-1 was frozen, Chelsea players hugged each other and cried - they unlocked a miracle that had not been seen in football in a century.

A trophy, unlocking the only nine-win champion in Europe

This European Union trophy is far beyond imagination. When the Chelsea captain lifted the trophy, the honor room of Stamford Bridge finally collected all European competition championship trophys, becoming the first club in European football to achieve a "Grand Slam".

Count the nine intercontinental champions of the Blues:

Champions League: 2012 shocking reversal of Bayern, 2021 LeBron Manchester City

Europa League: 2013 defeated Benfica, 2019 swept Arsenal

Cup of Winners: 1971 overtime defeated Real Madrid, 1998 LeBron Stuttgart

European Union: 4-1 reversal of Betis

European Super Cup: defeated Real Madrid in 1998, and defeated Huang Qian in 2021 Club World Cup: defeated Palmeiras in 2022 in overtime. What's more amazing is that since the European Winners Cup was suspended as early as 1999, latecomers have always lost the opportunity to copy this feat. As the fans sighed: "There is no one who has been established because of the European Union, and no one has passed away because of the Winner Cup."

The Italian bloodline has created the genes of the Blues' European war

Looking back at the European war in Chelsea, a touch of Italian blue runs through the whole time. In 1998, bald coach Viali won the Winners Cup. He was already Sampdoria's "goal-scoring Gemini" when he was a player. After moving to England, he became the founder of Chelsea's rise.

On the night of the 2012 Champions League, interim coach Di Matteo created a miracle; in the 2019 Europa League final, Sarri led the team to a 4-1 victory at Arsenal. The tactical wisdom of the Italian coach has long been integrated into the European war genes of the Blues.

At the pre-match press conference, coach Maresca's eyes were bright: "We have secured the Champions League qualification in the past 48 hours, but if we want to declare Chelsea great again, we must win this trophy!" In his eyes, this is not only a game, but also a coronation of the dignity of the wealthy.

When the final whistle sounded, Enzo won the team's assists with 6 assists, and the 23-year-old Kessedo set the record for the youngest goal in the final. The youth storm swept across the continent, and the valuation of the Blue Army brand soared by 230 million euros. At this moment, Chelsea announced to the world with nine golden cups: the real king does not need to choose a battlefield, because their names will eventually be engraved on all battlefields. So far, the Blues have broken an unprecedented record. Are you looking forward to their performance in the Champions League next season?