Winning the Champions League five times in a row and becoming treble winners in a single season—these two achievements stunned the entire world. They also sent shockwaves through Spanish football and plunged the whole of Madrid into unprecedented celebration.
Yang Yang once again scored a hat-trick and was named the Champions League Final's Man of the Match.
With twenty-one Champions League goals, he had broken the record for the most goals scored in a single Champions League season. The previous record-holder had been Yang Yang himself, who had scored twenty goals in official Champions League matches.
At thirty-one, Yang Yang had once again broken through his own peak and reached an incredible height.
Media and fans around the world worshiped him, unanimously agreeing that he had produced a dreamlike second half of the season, especially in the Champions League, where he had left almost everyone trembling.
Twenty-one goals and nine assists—Yang Yang had contributed thirty goals in total for Real Madrid in the Champions League, averaging 2.3 goals per match. What an astonishing scoring rate!
In La Liga, Yang Yang had scored fifty goals and provided fourteen assists. He had achieved that despite making far fewer appearances and spending more time in rotation. No one doubted that if his availability had been guaranteed, he would certainly have broken his own single-season scoring record.
After the Champions League Final, UEFA also released its list of the eighteen best players in this season's Champions League. Yang Yang ranked first, while Real Madrid had a total of ten players selected, making them unquestionably the best-represented club.
As a mouthpiece close to Real Madrid, AS was the first to publish an article praising the club. Its front-page headline read, [The Strongest Real Madrid in History], arguing that this Real Madrid fully deserved to