You're Waiting for My Goal!

With Su Dong joining Premier League side Man City, domestic fans had grown increasingly interested in the new Premier League season.

But the launch of the Premier League's broadcasting rights had left countless domestic fans deeply worried.

Three years earlier, Tiansheng Group had bought the Premier League's broadcasting rights for three years, ushering in the era of paid Premier League broadcasts. However, this had also marked the beginning of the Premier League's sharp decline domestically. In just three years, its broadcast audience had plunged by ninety percent, losses had exceeded one hundred million, and Tiansheng had consequently gone bankrupt and exited the stage in disgrace.

The Premier League was highly focused on the Chinese market, especially while La Liga was taking advantage of its decline and pressing its attack.

Ever since Su Dong had joined La Liga, La Liga had launched an aggressive market expansion throughout China and even across Asia. By this season, it had gone so far as to announce that some matches would be moved to noon, specifically to accommodate fans in China and other parts of Asia.

To counter La Liga's "attack," the Premier League had also been forced to move matches earlier. The much-anticipated opening match, Tottenham Hotspur's home clash with Man City, had likewise been scheduled for noon to accommodate viewers in China and across Asia.

At the same time, hoping to ride the wave of Su Dong's move to Man City and seize the Chinese market, the Premier League had abandoned Tiansheng's paid-broadcast model, lowered its stance, and partnered with the National Television Station's sports channel. By offering the broadcasting rights at a low price, it had secured the most prestigious broadcasting platform.

Everyone knew that the National Television Station decided its broadcasts a year in advance. But this time, so domestic fans