Football King!
After Yang Yang successfully won the 2013 FIFA Golden Ball Award for the second consecutive year, Marca celebrated his seventh FIFA Golden Ball Award with this headline on its front page.
Marca stated that this was Yang Yang's seventh Best Player award. He had successfully monopolized the World Footballer of the Year and Golden Ball Award titles for seven consecutive years, making him the greatest player of the twenty-first century—and even one of the most outstanding legends in the hundred-year history of football.
Marca believed that his ninety-one goals in a single season were the key to Yang Yang surpassing Messi.
"This is an achievement worthy of admiration. We can even look forward to seeing whether twenty-seven-year-old Yang Yang can score more than one hundred goals in a single season. This is undoubtedly extremely difficult, and could even be called an unprecedented achievement, but for Yang Yang, who has been in red-hot form lately, it is not entirely impossible."
Marca believed that Yang Yang's self-discipline was the foundation of his continued pursuit of the highest goals. Especially after missing out on the Champions League title last season, Yang Yang had exploded once again this season. All his statistics had reached new career highs, and everyone believed he would lead Real Madrid to even greater achievements.
"We have every reason to believe that the European Football world will still belong to Yang Yang for years to come!"
AS's front-page headline read, "Yang Yang, Seven Consecutive Golden Ball Awards!"
In the report, AS editor-in-chief Alfredo personally wrote a column stating that Yang Yang's seven consecutive World Footballer of the Year and Golden Ball Award victories proved his dominance in world football today, as well as his superiority in individual ability and performance.
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