I, the Owner of Barnsley, Will Dominate English Football

Name: I, the Owner of Barnsley, Will Dominate English Football
Author: Sugar Without Added Sugar

我，巴恩斯利老板，称霸英伦

by Sugar Without Added Sugar (含糖不加糖)

Status: Ongoing
Length: 106k Words
Genre: Sports
Subgenre: Gaming & Sports
Updated: 2mo ago
Source: Fanqie

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[System] [Boss's Perspective] [Buy Low, Sell High] [From Relegation Candidates to a Powerhouse] [No Female Lead]

After staying up all night playing FM, Lu Hao's save file corrupted just before Barnsley's Champions League final.

He was so furious that his vision went black. When he opened his eyes again, he had become the Chinese owner of the Championship's bottom club.

The team sat 23rd in the standings, morale was shattered, and the finances were a complete mess.

Even more absurdly, a club management data panel had appeared in his mind:

player potential, injury risk, transfer value for money... It was all right before his eyes.

In the winter window, he spent his entire budget to loan two Castilla stars from Real Madrid.

He signed a future Premier League MVP for 500,000 and poached a first-choice Premier League right-back for 800,000.

Rivals, the media, and the fans all laughed at him:

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