The refined free kicks, the elegance of the dribble, the vision of the game.
It is the visiting card of Mire Pjanic, one of the best talents of the last decade who emigrated to Barcelona after having delighted the Italian audiences in Rome and Juve.
He is the champion who will miss the most from Serie A, but there are many players who have closed, at least for the moment, their experience in Italian football.
Another illustrious Juventus player, Gonzalo Higuain and the Neapolitan Allan, accompany him on an ideal podium.
The Pipita, burdened by a pharaonic engagement, moved to Miami after the golden years at Napoli, with the goal record then equaled by Immobile, and the Scudetti with Juve, the parenthesis at Milan, for a total of 125 goals.
Allan, considered not fundamental by Gattuso, goes to seek his fortune in the Premier and finds his teacher Ancelotti in Everton.
Two important players leave Italy unattached: Callejon, who ended his long happy cycle at Napoli, and Matuidi after his Juventus laurels joins his former partner Beckham in Miami.
They were already far from Italy, but the departure of Suso to Sevilla, Andre 'Silva to Eintracht, Schick to Leverkusen, Gonalons to Granada and the national Florenzi, who seek glory in PSG, are certified.
There are also loans that have not been renewed for which Sanabria returns to Betis Sevilla, Kalinc to Atletico, Moses and Zappacosta to Chelsea.
The sales of Castagne to Leicester (25) and Fofana to Lens (15) were rewarding, while among the others who, on loan or outright, cross the borders there are: the goalkeepers Karnezis at Lilla and Fuzato at Gil Vicente, the Djks defenders at Aarhus , Bianda at Zulte, Opoku at Amiens, Barreca at Monaco, midfielders Krjci at Sparta Prague, Berisha at Reims, Aina at Fulham, forwards Babacar at Alanyaspor and Falcinelli at Stankovic's Red Star.
But there will still be many others until the market closes given the high number of redundancies in all the teams.
