Real Madrid defeated Atletico Madrid and claimed their thirteenth Champions League title!
Overnight, the news quickly set media outlets around the world ablaze, sparking heated discussion among countless fans.
The next day, Spanish Marca led its front page with the report that Real Madrid had staged an epic comeback, overturning Atletico Madrid 2–1 in the Champions League Final. Yang Yang scored a brace to defeat the tragic Mattress Makers and win Real Madrid their thirteenth title.
AS, meanwhile, ran the headline, "The Kings of Europe Are Back!"
Real Madrid's mouthpiece declared that, just one year after missing out on the Champions League title, the reorganized Real Madrid had once again produced a dominant season. They had won La Liga and the Copa del Rey, then overturned Atletico Madrid 2–1 in the Champions League Final to claim the treble this season. It was nothing short of epic!
AS editor-in-chief Alfredo personally wrote a column highly praising Real Madrid's season while lavishing praise on Yang Yang. He called it the greatest transfer in Real Madrid's history. Not only had Yang Yang shattered the transfer-fee record of one hundred million euros—a record that still had not been broken—but he had also ushered in a glorious era for Real Madrid over the past few years.
Alfredo stated that Yang Yang's value had been displayed to the fullest in this Champions League Final. At the most crucial and dangerous moment, he had stepped forward and breached Atletico Madrid's goal with a direct free kick, pulling Real Madrid level.
"It could be said that this goal completely determined the direction of the match. It laid the foundation for Real Madrid's comeback while preserving the team's morale and the players' fighting spirit, making the remainder of the match even more unpredictable."
Alfredo also believed that Yang Yang's