[Football] Making a Name for Myself as an Assistant Intern

⚠️Before reading: If this isn't to your taste, you don't have to read it. The entire story is free and unsigned, so if you can't stomach it, just click the back button in the upper-left corner. Please don't finish it and then leave a bad review or file a complaint. Thank you for your cooperation. The protagonist is a pure-hearted Italian guy: an undergraduate with a bit of academic talent, mildly looks-obsessed, kind, and prone to overthinking. He isn't a founder of the Milan Lab, but he witnessed it all. From an intern psychological counselor to a sports psychology expert known around the world, he gave his youth and years to the game. He lived through the twilight of the Rossoneri dynasty and stood beside the Azzurri as they lifted the World Cup. Their success was built on mutual support. As a Milanese man, Silvano did everything he could to give the club his all. As an Italian, he also did everything in his power to save the Azzurri. Everyone who knew him would say, “Mr. Vitali is a gentle, patient listener. He never makes you feel awkward.” Shevchenko once joked in an interview, “Ceilo is so wonderful that you can't bear to be without him. When I returned to Kyiv, I even thought about bringing him with me.” Kaka said, “The only thing imperfect about Ceilo, as far as I'm concerned, is that he isn't Brazilian. That means we can't be teammates for both club and country, but I still love him.” Even the Bernabeu Prince, Redondo, who spent only two seasons with him, said, “He saved the final years of my football career.” TIPS: 1. Content warning: If you think a romance between a psychologist and a player is unprofessional, this story may not be for you. The players also won't date the protagonist while they're still active. 2. The professional details may not be entirely accurate. Corrections are welcome! 3. The story isn't limited to Milan. There will be connections to the national team and other league clubs, and it will resolve some real-life regrets. Some players' careers will differ from reality, so consider this a parallel universe! 4. The story is intended to be half slice-of-life and half work. There won't be too much match coverage, and I may not get the footballers' personalities quite right. Please forgive any out-of-character moments. 5. There is no fixed outline, so I haven't decided on a pairing yet. Theme: Work hard for love and dreams