"Hey, Yang, congratulations! I watched the Champions League Final. You were incredible!"
"Thank you, Edwin."
"Oh, God, you know what I regret most? Retiring too early and never getting to play with you."
"Haha, Edgar, if you want to play, what's stopping you? Let's pick a time and have a match at De Toekomst."
"Great idea. I'll be the referee!"
"Get lost. Have you no shame? You're already scared before the match has even started."
"Haha, I think Yang Yang's idea is pretty good. A few old fellows like us have nothing better to do, so let's play a veterans' match."
"To be honest, sometimes I barely recognize myself after putting on a suit, tying a tie, and wearing leather shoes. I played football my whole life and never imagined I'd live like this. I feel restless whenever I'm not playing."
"Daniel, stop complaining. You're an assistant coach with the First Team. You get plenty of chances to play, don't you?"
"Aren't you coaching those young goalkeepers too? Isn't that because you're itching to play?"
After the formal meeting ended, Ajax's senior executives finally had time to gather around and congratulate Yang Yang.
Yang Yang was now Ajax's largest shareholder. Naturally, his success brought honor to Ajax as well. What was more, he had come through Ajax's Youth Training system, making Yang Yang's glory even more beneficial to the club.
Ajax's management was now made up almost entirely of former professional footballers, all of them products of Ajax. This gave them close bonds and excellent cooperation, while creating a powerful footballing atmosphere within the club.
They had all once been world-class stars who stood at the pinnacle of European Football. Although each now had his own duties, they often visited the training ground to get their fix. Since they