At the 2006 World Cup final, Zinedine Zidane was sent off with a red card, and France lost.
In 2007, Qin Tian used the money he'd won betting on the World Cup to outbid the former Thai prime minister and buy Manchester City for the astronomical sum of 150 million pounds.
The news sparked endless debate. Qin Tian was immediately branded a fool with more money than sense.
Full of anticipation, Qin Tian arrived at the Etihad Stadium, ready for takeoff.
System verification failed, so Qin Tian was forced to buy Manchester United instead.
Through Qin Tian's boundless spending, Manchester City became Manchester United.
Before long, Qin Tian's name was ringing across Europe.
Qin Tian arrived at Old Trafford and forcefully persuaded Cristiano Ronaldo to stay.
And so: Your Ronaldo? Sorry, he's mine now.
Your Kaka? Pah, you don't have Kaka.
Your Messi? Mine... Damn! Not yet!
Sorry, but I'll just have to poach your players.
Neymar, sorry, not for sale!
Modric, sorry, not for sale!
Marcelo, De Bruyne, Courtois, Drogba, Mane, Salah, Haaland: all mine, and not for sale. Unless you offer a price I like.
That little bit of money? Heh. Poverty really limits your imagination.
Messi is the one I want. As for Mbappe, sorry, I can't afford him.
Let's put it this way, the author doesn't watch football at all, and the preface is irrelevant. Let's talk about the first one. The first championship was the Europa League. Last season, we won the Champions League and this season we will play in the Europa League. Are you crazy? After the game, you said we won the European Super League. At least you can't be inconsistent in what you write. In the Champions League, Vidic was in the starting lineup. Why did he then ask Vidic to replace another player to mark Messi? Moreover, the author doesn't know how to write at all, and he doesn't even write emotional lines. The reason for giving two stars is because Tomato has almost no football articles.
I really can't bear to look at it. It's written in a mess. What do you want to express whether it's football, a legend, or a film and television agent? Just one word, it's messy.
Big cheers for the author
I've read a similar one, and the plot is not much different.
If you write about football, write about football well. Don't add some randomly.
Author, come on
A YY novel in the entertainment industry covered in football literature
The writing is so messed up that I can't even understand it. Also, you seem to be a fool when it comes to relationships. Hey, do you have a phobia of beautiful women?
If you don't know how to write about emotions, write less. It's so embarrassing to watch. Most of them are okay. It's so annoying to see a billionaire being treated like this by a woman.