He turned down Real Madrid. He turned down Barcelona. He turned down the whole world.
From an unknown data analyst to the youngest manager in the Premier League. From a relegation candidate to a rising force taking on the giants.
He had one thing to prove:
You don’t need to be a giant to win at football.
Twenty-four-year-old Lin Feng was reborn in 2018, with three offers before him: assistant coach for Real Madrid’s youth team, scout for Barcelona, and data analyst for Wolves. Everyone thought he would choose a giant. Instead, he picked up the phone and called a mid-table Premier League club.
“I accept, but I want control of the tactics.”
A laugh came from the other end of the line. “You’re twenty-four. What makes you think you can do that?”
Three months later, Wolves pulled off a shock home win against Manchester United. Six months later, they reached the European places. A year later, three seventeen-year-old academy graduates all started together, leaving reigning champions Manchester City in a cold sweat in the dying moments.
Some called him crazy. Others called him a genius.
Only he knew the truth: he wasn’t alone.
The Korean nutritionist who brought him samgyetang late every night, and the person who waited for him at the mouth of the tunnel when the whole world doubted him, were the greatest blessings of his new life.
There are too few post-game comments, which are not enough to make them enjoyable. The dialogue is also too short and lacks a sense of immersion.
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It's so bad. There's no cause and effect. I just believe in the protagonist. I'm really convinced. The heroine also appeared there suddenly, 🤦
It feels like an AI article. It would be better for the author to polish and revise it himself. The transition of the characters' emotions is not natural enough. Some places may seem a bit abrupt and inexplicable to readers.