In the international football arena, the name of Fabio Cannavaro has once again made headlines. The 51-year-old Ballon d'Or winner previously coached at Guangzhou Evergrande in the Chinese Super League, Benevento and Udinese in Italy, leading Udinese to complete their relegation battle in the 2023-24 season. However, he was unable to continue coaching at Udinese. After being unemployed for half a year, Coach Cannavaro won the favor of Croatian powerhouse Dinamo Zagreb. Recently, Dinamo Zagreb officially announced that Cannavaro has been appointed as the new head coach and will make his debut on January 3rd. His first match with Dinamo Zagreb will be against Arsenal in the UEFA Champions League group stage on January 23rd. As a player, Cannavaro had a brilliant career, playing for European giants such as Juventus and Real Madrid. He also captained Italy to win the 2006 World Cup and was successfully elected as the Ballon d'Or winner. After choosing to become a coach, Cannavaro's resume mainly focused on China and Italy. During his time coaching in the Chinese Super League, he coached teams such as Tianjin Quanjian and Guangzhou Evergrande, and even temporarily served as the head coach of the Chinese men's national team. In Italy, Cannavaro once served as the head coach of Serie B team Benevento. However, after taking office for less than 5 months and achieving a record of 3 wins, 7 draws, and 7 losses, Cannavaro was unfortunately dismissed. Last season, Udinese only managed 4 wins, 16 draws, and 12 losses after 32 rounds of matches, leaving the team deep in…