The King of Football's First Battle

Su Dong Buys a House in Cheshire Half a Year Early—the Number One Man in Football Arrives in the Premier League!

A report from The Sun quickly drew the attention and heated discussion of the football world.

With Su Dong still not having renewed his contract with Bayern, news of his departure had been endless. Some media outlets had even published articles insisting that he had already signed a preliminary agreement with Real Madrid and would join the Galácticos that summer.

But now, with this report from The Sun, Su Dong's destination had once again become the focus of worldwide attention.

The Sun published an aerial photograph of a mansion under construction. The estate occupied a huge area, with two artificial lakes and beautifully designed gardens. The mansion's exterior was also highly modern, with minimalist lines that made a powerful impression. Anyone could tell at a glance that it was the work of a master.

The Sun revealed that the mansion's designer was Alexander Brenner, from Germany.

"Fans familiar with Su Dong surely haven't forgotten this famous German designer, who had risen to prominence in recent years. He is a friend of Su Dong's. The two met through Su Dong's mansion project in Grünwald, on the southern outskirts of Munich, and have a very close relationship. This time, he personally rushed to the United Kingdom to take full responsibility for Su Dong's mansion project in Cheshire."

The Sun also broke the news that Su Dong had spent a fortune purchasing a mansion in Cheshire. The land alone had cost an astronomical two million pounds, while several hundred thousand pounds had been invested in the security system. There was even no upper limit on the budget for the entire villa project.

"It's obvious that Su Dong intends to live in Cheshire