You Will Be a Great Captain!

Su Dong's debut for Man City quickly sparked heated discussion around the world.

The media and fans also had some very interesting reactions to his move to Man City.

Some believed Su Dong would conquer the Premier League and completely shatter all the rumors questioning whether he could succeed there; others believed he would suffer a Waterloo at Man City, mainly because Man City was nothing more than a nouveau riche team—a mercenary force lacking the ability to fight hard battles.

The most crucial issue was that Guardiola himself was not the kind of tough, hard-nosed head coach.

On the contrary, Guardiola excelled most at precise possession-based tactics. Even on-the-spot direction was not his strong suit.

That was also why Guardiola faced so much skepticism.

And judging from Man City's current signings, they had not brought in any true first-tier superstars.

Apart from Su Dong, the biggest name was David Silva, but even he could not be considered an undisputed starter for the Spanish national team.

As for Pepe and Marcelo, their positions in the Portugal and Brazil national teams were not secure either.

A heavily questioned head coach, together with a group of players who did not look especially outstanding—could Su Dong really lead such a team? Could he truly lead Man City to accomplish something in the Premier League?

Many people were skeptical about it.

But whether they supported him or doubted him, Su Dong's debut still sparked discussion around the world.

With Man City's summer training camp about to begin, Su Dong took some time to accompany Wang Chuqing back to Munich, Germany, to pack up their belongings at Grünwald's home.

He had no plans to sell the villa for the time being. After all, the climate and environment here were truly excellent.

The main reason was