Who dominates the World Cup? Adidas and Nike are two brands!

Who are the two major players who dominate today's football? Blatter and Beckenbauer, Rijkaard and Mourinho? Ronaldinho and Henry, Pereira and Pekerman? Let me answer it in other words — Adidas and Nike!

Now these two old brothers are well aware of the principle that “Football must be picked up from the doll”. Nike has revealed the childhood video of Ronaldinho, and Adidas's street football series is charming. But if you think that you are a master of art, you may have a nose mourning: copper odor!

Whether it is copper smell or copper incense, this is a problem. Cantona's brother is a master of football and has always resisted copper odor. However, this fat king has now jumped into the rolling commercialization of football and served as an advertising advisor to Nike.

It is a question whether it is the commercialization of football or the art of football. Suddenly, commercial and artistic talents became jade. In 2004, the Greek team and the Porto team made a miracle and practical football became a culmination. Since 2005, Ronaldinho has fully erupted in Barcelona, ​​making heroes in the time, and heroes making the situation. Nike's "Beatiful Football" slogan has emerged. The product is beautifully sold, the utility function is limited, and the creative art is unlimited. This is the common sense of the business. As a result, business began to shout the banner of art football.

Adidas’s star lineup is even more prosperous, but the only injury is the poor musicians of Defoe and Kuranyi who lost the World Cup, but a mouthful of Kahn is still on the bench, and Cisse does not look like "狠 role. In contrast, Nike is less and more refined, Ronaldinho and Henry are Cantona's favorite current players, and Ronaldo against Henry in the Champions League final is simply an unparalleled "beautiful football" advertising campaign for Nike.

Unfortunately, in China, whether it is Adidas's street football or Nike's beautiful football, the image is the same, and once the language has been translated, it is also somewhat deteriorating. If Beatiful Football really translates into "beautiful football", it's even more inexplicable. When you see a good ball, don't you shout "beautiful! Beautiful!" but screaming "beautiful! beautiful!"