To everyone's surprise, before training that afternoon, just after finishing his warm-up, Isco took the initiative to walk up to Head Coach Ancelotti and solemnly apologize to the Head Coach and the coaching staff for his poor attitude toward training recently.
He promised that he would work harder to improve himself, train more intensely, and hoped that the coaching staff could help him develop a training plan while asking everyone to supervise him strictly.
"I've never been a diligent person. Slacking off has always been a habit of mine, so I hope everyone can help me. I want to play football, and I want to become better and stronger." Isco spoke with great frankness.
Ancelotti, Zidane, and the others were all extremely surprised by Isco's transformation. A few days ago, he had still been showing a negative attitude during the open training session for the fans and complaining in front of the media about recently losing his starting position. Yet now, he had suddenly turned himself around, which had been completely unexpected.
When had he figured it out?
Ancelotti naturally had no idea, but the coaching staff certainly would not reject Isco. They agreed to his request on the spot.
Zidane, however, noticed something unusual. After apologizing, Isco had deliberately looked toward Yang Yang and nodded at him from a distance, while Yang Yang had smiled and given him a thumbs-up.
No one else noticed these subtle actions, but they had not escaped Zidane's eyes.
He guessed that this was probably Yang Yang's help, and his opinion of Yang Yang rose even higher.
Sometimes, a player's standing in the dressing room did not depend solely on his performances on the pitch. More importantly, it depended on his image and influence in the eyes of the other players.
Yang Yang had