Hoeness Called You Home to Transfer!

After a night of revelry, Bayern immediately announced that the team was disbanding.

But Su Dong still had to remain in Munich, mainly to deal with some personal matters.

Wang Chuqing was still touring Italy with both sets of parents, so Su Dong's affairs were temporarily left to Mendes and Ma Dawei.

Over the past two years, Ma Dawei had been responsible for Su Dong's business in China and Asia, and things had developed quite well.

By now, Su Dong no longer belonged to himself alone. He belonged to the entire team.

On the competitive side, he had a private coaching team of four, as well as a personal chef who prepared nutritious meals for him every day. Bayern's team doctor Wolfahrt and his medical team also took meticulous care of him. Together, they provided Su Dong with 360-degree, blind-spot-free service.

On the business side, Mendes had a dedicated team handling Su Dong, with as many as ten people. Ma Dawei had likewise assembled a team in China and Asia and established a company there, with no shortage of personnel either.

It could be said that dozens of people now worked directly for Su Dong.

If the peripheral network was included—those who worked indirectly for Su Dong or made a living through him—the number was even greater.

This was essentially the norm for top superstars.

Only by dividing the work and leaving professional matters to professionals could Su Dong prepare for matches without distractions.

Put plainly, everything Su Dong possessed now came from his performances on the pitch.

He had amassed astonishing wealth at just twenty-four, but Su Dong would not be satisfied because of it, nor could he afford to be.

He and the entire huge team behind him depended on him for their livelihoods. They would keep pushing