With Cannavaro bidding farewell to Guangzhou, his move has become the center of public attention. According to the latest disclosure of the Italian media seriebnews, the West B powerhouse Valladolid has shown a strong interest in Caravaggio, who is likely to succeed Pacheta and take charge of the team's coaching whip.
Valladolid was relegated from La Liga last season, but there was little change in players during the summer window, and the club was determined to achieve the feat of returning to La Liga this season. However, after 9 rounds of league matches, the team has only collected 3 wins, 3 draws and 3 losses, and is currently hovering in the middle of the table, especially against the weakest teams in recent times, which makes the club's senior management have doubts about the current coach.
It's worth noting that Valladolid is owned by none other than soccer legend Big Lo, who played alongside Cannavaro during his time at Real Madrid. The two former Ballon d'Or winners are expected to join forces again after 14 years, but this time perhaps with a change of host and guest. In fact, Cannavaro's nostalgia for Spain is so great that he even took his son to Ibiza for a vacation not long ago. However, if he is to take charge of the WBA team, his salary will undoubtedly be drastically reduced.
