In 2024, a down-and-out fan Cui Cheng died of a heart attack after staying up late to watch Manchester City lose in the Champions League final. He opened his eyes again and went back to 2000. At this time, Manchester City was still struggling in the English First Division, financially on the verge of bankruptcy, with an aging player lineup, a serious loss of fans, and constant conflicts in the locker room. It was still 7 years before it was acquired by the Abu Dhabi consortium and became a "rich team." With his football memories of the next 24 years (player potential, tactical trends, and key information about the transfer window), Chen Feng unexpectedly inherited a legacy left by his uncle and decisively bought the Manchester City club, which was on the verge of dissolution. From then on, he started a counterattack "from a English relegation team to a European hegemon."
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A League One club wants to poach Messi, which is a bit fanciful, and he always has a stinky face every time he comes to China. I didn't give him one star because of your hard work.
A League One club wants to poach Messi, which is a bit fanciful, and he always has a stinky face every time he comes to China. I didn't give him one star because of your hard work.
The sky in Manchester is blue!