Nuno Cruz was indeed a very capable Sports Performance Trainer.
The training plan he had tailored for Su Dong was extremely scientific, even detailed to the point that he would track and adjust Su Dong's training programs at any time.
Su Dong had a very intuitive way to evaluate it, and that was to look at the Personal Attribute Panel in the Path to the King of Football system.
He could clearly feel that his rate of progress was much faster than before.
That made him extremely happy, and he followed Nuno Cruz's training with unwavering determination.
After Rony was won over by one of Nuno Cruz's training sessions, he also joined the training ranks and received a private training plan designed specifically for him. As a result, he and Su Dong had many daily training routines that differed from everyone else's, and their training time was longer as well.
From four-thirty in the morning until before he went to sleep at night, Su Dong's days were completely filled by the training Nuno Cruz arranged.
When days were fulfilling, time always passed especially quickly.
Throughout February, Sporting Lisbon B played four matches, and the team incredibly achieved an unbeaten record of three wins and one draw. That sent their ranking in the Portuguese League soaring straight up to sixth place, making them one of the most surprising teams after the Winter Break.
And behind the improvement in results, the key was Jean James's tactical shift.
After the experiment produced results against Amadora, James began establishing Su Dong as the attacking core up front, with midfield and forward players such as Rony, Marcelino, Fabio Costa, and Hugo Pina all playing around Su Dong as the axis.
Su Dong and Rony already had excellent chemistry, and he was gradually meshing well with