Grand Slam!
Another Grand Slam!
When news spread that Real Madrid had won the FIFA Club World Cup in Morocco, it immediately caused a huge stir around the world. Countless media outlets and fans were stunned by Real Madrid's achievement, while also worshipfully praising Yang Yang's performance.
Where exactly was Real Madrid's limit?
And where exactly was Yang Yang's limit?
This was a question many people were asking, but they had never found an answer.
Whether it was Real Madrid or Yang Yang, both had been extremely special phenomena over the past few years—especially Yang Yang.
After Real Madrid won the FIFA Club World Cup, the German Football Emperor Beckenbauer spoke highly of the club's achievements in an interview with the media. At the same time, he declared that Yang Yang was already one of the greatest players in the history of World Soccer—perhaps he could even leave out the "one of."
"In the past, the stars we liked to talk about might have had peak periods lasting only a few brief years. It was memory that made us feel their careers had been glorious. But Yang Yang is different from every star of the past. He has practically maintained phenomenal form the entire time."
"From Ajax to Liverpool, he reached the peak of his career step by step and then remained there. No one has ever shaken him from that position. But he hasn't stopped moving forward. Instead, he has continued exploring, constantly pursuing breakthroughs. The data makes that especially clear."
"Under Yang Yang's influence, the performances of the two superstars Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo have also grown increasingly outstanding. This clearly isn't a coincidence, but competition brought about by stimulation. They both want to surpass Yang Yang—or at the very least, catch up with him—which has made them