Rebirth 2008: I Am a Goalkeeper in the Premier League

Fifty-eight-year-old Gao Ming returned to the 2008 Beijing Olympics with injuries and reluctance. This year, he was still the substitute goalkeeper for the National Olympics, sitting at the end of the bench, and no one remembered his name. But this time, he has twenty years of football memories from his previous life and a costly goalkeeping system. The Brazilian team attacked wildly for 90 minutes, and he defended 0:0 with both hands, becoming famous overnight. Faced with temptation, stuck and doubts, he did not stay in his comfort zone, but went to Stoke City, the newly promoted Premier League team, at a low price. Rotten turf, cold rainy nights, body collisions, and siege by wealthy families. Others rely on scoring goals to become gods, but he relied on goalkeeping to defend his way out of the Premier League, into the Champions League, and back into the national team. He also guarded a path for Chinese football to go from the darkest moment to the top of the world.