Giuliano Beletti, stunningly similar to Guardiola 18 years ago

In the summer of 2007, a rookie coach named Pep Guardiola took over Barcelona B, who had just unfortunately been relegated to the fourth-tier Spanish league. From there he started his coaching career.

The summer 18 years later, it was also the Barcelona B team that had just been relegated. Another club's legendary merit - goal-scoring hero Giuliano Beletti in the 2006 Champions League final, is about to usher in his official debut as head coach.

History is quietly repeating itself in an amazing way of reincarnation. A bold question began to quietly emerge in the hearts of all Barcelona fans. Are we witnessing the birth of a new Guardiola?

Six amazing coincidences

Let's count them in detail. These two have been separated by 18 years, as if they were scripts written by fate.

Same mess: Guardiola and Beletti take over are both a newly relegated reserve team and both need to start reconstruction on a ruin.

Same Bole: They were appointed by the same chairman Ann Laporta and the same youth training director Jose Ramon Alexanko.

Same background: Both are legendary players with outstanding achievements in the club's history, both are deeply influenced by red and blue DNA, and both have transformed from players to coaches.

Same helplessness: When both of them took office, they both faced the helplessness of being promoted by the first team, the biggest genius in the team was promoted by the first team, and they both had to start working in a situation of disorganized lineup.

Same right-hand man: Guardiola chose Biranova, who later made great achievements with him. Beletti chose Fran Sanchez, the godfather of the youth training, who was equally respected. Both of them chose an expert who knows the best youth training as their deputy.

The same behind the scenes: Behind Guardiola stood his Dream Team teammate, then athletic director Begiristan. Beletti stood his Dream II teammate, current sports director Deco. The script has been written 18 years ago, Guardiola took the relegated B team as the team and played convincing football in one season and upgraded strongly. A year later, he replaced Rijkaard and started the Three Dream Dynasty that shook the past and the present. His success has found a coach training model for Barcelona to tap internal potential.

Beletti, the man who scored a winning goal for Barcelona on a rainy night in Paris, is standing on the exact same starting line as Guardiola. Of course, the two are different. Beletti, 49, has more youth team coaching experience than Guardiola, who was 36 years old at the time. He once led the Barcelona Youth A team to win the triple championship. Will

history simply repeat itself? Maybe not. But with so many coincidences, it is difficult not to make people have infinite imaginations. Today, Beletti will make his debut.

When Flick's era ends, will this Brazilian meritorious person appear on the coaching bench at Camp Nou? A brand new story has begun.