Delighted to Win Player of the Month

Su Dong's Scorpion Kick and Drogba's penalty kick became the focus of heated attention from media and fans across the United Kingdom and even throughout European football after the third round of the Premier League, especially Su Dong's Scorpion Kick.

All along, Su Dong had given people the impression of being highly unconventional.

He was both the most dominant center forward in the world and one of the players with the most refined footwork, which allowed him to handle any sudden situation with ease, no matter the circumstances—just like with that Scorpion Kick.

This time, however, most of the praise for Su Dong focused on his instinctive reactions and imagination.

At the same time, having just arrived and adapted almost seamlessly, he had produced the astonishing figures of five goals and five assists in the first three rounds. Combined with Su Dong's performances on the pitch, this had left Premier League fans everywhere—and even fans across European football—thoroughly thrilled.

The ability to be the number one player in world football was absolutely no bluff!

Even the rigorous Times stated that if his teammates had been just a little more capable of seizing their chances, Su Dong could have added at least a few more assists. Against Sunderland, his teammates had missed at least two excellent opportunities.

But football was sometimes just like that.

When Su Dong was performing so brilliantly, Drogba still continued to suppress him on the scoring charts with a single penalty kick.

With six goals and three assists, Drogba had also shown tremendous form this season and looked fully capable of competing with Su Dong.

By contrast, Cristiano Ronaldo and Messi, playing in La Liga, had both endured less-than-ideal starts to the league season.

After the match against Sunderland, the British media broke another story: Man