In the summer window of 2015, when the protagonist woke up in the stands of the Westfalenstadion, with only 3% of Dortmund's fragmented equity and 20 million US dollars in cash in his hand, he knew that this was the last chance to rewrite the football map. On the one hand, Dortmund had just experienced the "Westfalen Miracle" but had a hidden financial crisis, and the youth training was broken in the shadow of Lewandowski's departure; on the other hand, Arsenal was treated as a "cash machine" by Kroenke, and the fans gradually despaired in the "fourth place" cycle.
Relying on the information gap brought about by his rebirth, he first completed the initial accumulation of capital with Bitcoin and Premier League broadcast rights, and then used the transfer shares of Sancho and Dembele to leverage; at Dortmund, he united with meritorious veterans and small shareholders to fight against the short-sightedness of the management and retained Sancho through digital youth training. Joe signed Haaland, expanding his weak 3% voice into 51% absolute control; at Arsenal, he took advantage of Usmanov's dissatisfaction to open a gap, used fans' feelings and financial exposure to force Kroenke, and finally completely took over the Emirates Stadium for 4.2 Billion pounds.
When the spring breeze of 2020 blows, he holds Dortmund's Bundesliga title key in his left hand, and Arsenal's Premier League revival blueprint in his right hand, and has established a dual giant system of "shared youth training and business linkage". From fighting against the turmoil in the European Super League to planning the World Cup cycle, from cultivating new stars such as Musiala to reaching the top of the Champions League, "The Powerful One" tells not only the story of capital's conquest of football, but also the story of a fan using strategy and love to bring two down-and-out giants back to the top and create a legend of a green empire.
