On the evening of October 22, Liverpool, England—Anfield Stadium.
When the Real Madrid players gradually emerged from the tunnel, the entire Anfield Stadium suddenly erupted into thunderous cheers.
Every Liverpool fan in the stands rose from their seats in unison, applauding the Real Madrid players as they came out of the tunnel while shouting Yang Yang's name at the top of their lungs.
The entire stadium, including even the staff by the sidelines, applauded enthusiastically. Even Liverpool's Head Coach Rodgers hurried forward, extending his hand toward Yang Yang from a distance and shaking it vigorously to welcome him.
This represented Liverpool's attitude.
Although Yang Yang had left Liverpool many years ago, a player like him was regarded as a club legend not only by Real Madrid, but also by Liverpool and Ajax.
The teammates who had once fought alongside Yang Yang at Liverpool were now few and far between.
Gerrard was still the captain, Skrtel was the center-back, and Gareth Bale, once hailed as Yang Yang II, had now become Liverpool's star player. Sterling, a youngster who had emerged over the past year or two, was also shining brightly in the Premier League.
Even now, many British media outlets viewed Sterling as Yang Yang II, just as they had once favored Gareth Bale. However, the Welshman had yet to reach the heights the outside world expected of him, and he had been embroiled in transfer rumors for two consecutive summers. This summer, he had even come close to joining Manchester United.
Amid the cheers filling the stadium, Yang Yang warmly embraced Gerrard.
The two had once fought side by side and shared triumphs and hardships. Gerrard had even been Yang Yang's landlord. Although they had seen less of each other over the years, their relationship had never suffered, making their