At Juventus, Padoin mainly played a role as a reserve player and substitute, with six and eight base places in the league in the 2012/13 and 2013/14 seasons respectively. The absolute arch-rival, however, is Juventus from Turin. A second factor was an increase in the amount of liquidity in the financial system, caused on the one hand by injections by central banks and on the other hand by an influx of capital available for investment, particularly from Asia. When the housing market stagnated (see below for a list of the causes), investor confidence in the quality of the least creditworthy bonds (subprime) fell and then also in that of the more creditworthy bonds. The crisis was mainly caused by problems in the housing market in the United States. In April 2010, this led to a crisis in Greek public finances. On 10 May 2010, EU finance ministers presented a rescue plan totaling €500 billion, while the IMF pledged up to €250 billion. From the beginning of 2010, the object of the crisis changed: there was increasing concern about the financial position of a number of governments.

From October 2008, various governments participated directly in the venture capital of banks on a large scale. Among other things, it turned out that incorrect information about the financial position of the applicant had been used on a large scale. The developments soon threatened the smooth functioning of the international financial system, and intervention by almost all central banks proved necessary. After the attacks of September 11, 2001, a recession initially threatened, which prompted the Federal Reserve (the American system of central banks) to sharply reduce the official interest rate in a number of steps, to a historically low level of 0.25%. This made loans (including mortgages) clearly cheaper. The innovations consisted in the fact that the mortgage loans provided by banks to homeowners were bundled into packages by those banks, which were resold to legal entities set up for this purpose. Those legal entities paid those inherited loans by issuing bonds. In the end hundreds of billions had to be written off on such bonds.

Dossena signed a four-year contract with Napoli. The first Brazilians in the Bundesliga were not very successful and did not stay long: Zezé at 1. FC Köln (1964), Raoul Tagliari at MSV Duisburg (1964-1966) and Buca at HSV (1979/80). The first Brazilian who experienced real success was Tita. See Shooting sport at the 1964 Summer Olympics for the main article on this subject. 1964 1968 However, in 2006 he suffered another knee injury that sidelined him for some time. Another often heard explanation is that the points of the game were indicated on a clock. Other countries (particularly Portugal, Spain, Italy and Ireland) also threatened to enter a financial crisis. Analyzes of the problems and the fundamental solutions often focus on only a limited part of the crisis. In general, it can be said that problems surrounding US mortgages were the immediate cause of the crisis, which spilled over into the market for related complex financial products.

Because it was unclear which institutions would run into problems as a result, the interbank money market dried up and banks no longer lent each other money. Since his transformation from left winger to striker, he has almost never been taken off the field prematurely by his trainer. In the capital, more time is set aside for lunch, the most important meal of the day. One's own house was no longer seen as a home, but as an object of speculation: the aim of ever larger groups of house buyers was to buy a house in order to resell it at a profit after a relatively short period of time. A second factor was that house prices reached such a level that they became unaffordable for ever larger groups of house buyers. This had an impact on the rating of those tranches. He tells them they can take the clock for much less money and the king's sons go with him. Furthermore, considerably more than before, a mortgage with a variable interest rate (adjustable rate mortgage or ARM) was opted for. In the years leading up to the crisis, a combination of factors, including low interest rates, lax lending standards, a proliferation of exotic mortgage products, and the growth of a global market for securitized loans fueled a rapid increase in household borrowing.