A complaint had been filed against Yang Yang!
The news quickly spread around the world.
As the focus of media and fan attention worldwide, Yang Yang already drew eyes with his every move. Ajax's 2–2 away draw against Standard Liège in the first leg was neither particularly good nor particularly bad, leaving the media and fans with little to get excited about.
But unexpectedly, UEFA delivered a story right to their doorstep.
The whole world erupted.
Could there be any bigger news?
Standard Liège had actually filed a complaint against Yang Yang!
The reason: coaching without a license!
It was as serious as driving without a license.
The media worldwide swarmed over the story, with endless rumors and a flood of analysis.
Some believed Standard Liège was resorting to off-field tricks. Unable to beat Ajax on the pitch, they wanted to get Yang Yang suspended instead.
Everyone believed that if Yang Yang played in the second leg, Standard Liège would be lambs to the slaughter.
"How could that paper-thin defense of theirs possibly stop Yang Yang?"
"Prudhomme knows that. That's why he's trying everything he can to get Yang Yang suspended."
"How underhanded, resorting to tricks like this off the pitch."
But plenty of media outlets were eager to stir up trouble, arguing that Yang Yang deserved punishment. Even an experienced driver could not drive without a license.
Some even believed that suspending Yang Yang would leave Ajax with nowhere to turn.
"Judging by the first leg, Ajax started strongly but faded late. They don't seem capable of sustaining their efforts. They're too young and lack the ability to perform consistently throughout ninety minutes. That's a fatal weakness."
"Losing Yang Yang's direction from the sidelines, as well as the possibility of him taking the field, would be a huge blow