The Number One Striker
头号前锋
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Sports
- Subgenre
- Soccer
- Updated
- 7y ago
- English
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557Chapters
5.4kRecommendations
6.1kFans
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If they went to Atlético Madrid, I'd give up. How stupid would someone have to be to say they don't like big clubs but prefer a challenge?
I just finished reading the free chapters and came to check out the reviews. The top posts are all saying that after Inter Milan, the protagonist didn't go to a top club but went to Atletico Madrid, and he hasn't even played in the Champions League yet. Isn't that a waste of time? Forget it, I'll find another book.
After making a name for himself at a top club, he transfers to another top club instead? This trope is truly unique in a novel filled with similar plot points. A masterpiece!!! 👍👍👍 What?! This club can't even play in the Champions League, only the Europa League?! The author is a genius! 👍👍 goodbye!!!
He called Simeone directly and even offered advice on player signings... I haven't seen such a toxic storyline in years! 😅
The author really got too arrogant. Couldn't he have listened to the readers' opinions instead of insisting on going to Atletico Madrid, then arguing with the readers, and ultimately ending his writing career in a hurry.
Seeing him go to Atletico Madrid was unbearable. Leaving a Champions League team to play in the Europa League? No one would make that choice, especially a superstar on par with Messi and Ronaldo. Goodbye.
Going to Atletico Madrid is puzzling to many. They've already proven their worth, why would they go to Atlético Madrid? If it's for profit, there are other clubs offering more; if it's for prestige, Atlético's exposure is just so-so. Besides, they're not even from Atlético's youth academy, so there's no emotional connection.
Despite following it for so long, I still gave up.
Keep it up, author! Honestly, going to Bayern Munich, Barcelona, or Manchester City would be far better than going to Atletico Madrid.
Seeing that Germany was eliminated by Spain in the 2010 World Cup, I don't quite understand the author's intention. Originally, there was no protagonist; Germany was eliminated 1-0. Then a protagonist appeared, Germany scored two goals, and then was eliminated 3-2 by Spain. What's the point of having a protagonist? Germany had a protagonist, but the opponent became so much stronger.
The writing about joining Atletico Madrid is disgusting. You can say joining Atletico is fine, but the way it's written is absurd. The coach hasn't even agreed yet, and you, a player who hasn't even joined Atletico, are trying to persuade someone else to coach them? Are you still an Inter Milan player? And you're commenting on transfers. You're not an Atletico Madrid player, what are you saying?