Ajax's efficiency was as reliable as ever.
It took Priscilla Jansen only one day to handle Yang Yang's transfer and complete the handover with Almere Club. During that time, Yang Yang made a special trip to Almere Club to say goodbye to John Rep, Dick Van Pul, and the others.
From the moment he signed his name to Ajax's contract, he no longer belonged to Almere.
John Rep and Dick Van Pul both encouraged Yang Yang to keep working hard at De Toekomst, and hoped he would return to Almere more often whenever he had time. That evening, Henk Dimer, Nick, and his other teammates also went to the Chinese Restaurant to say goodbye to Yang Yang.
The next day, the Chinese Restaurant closed for business, and Shen Ming, his wife, and their daughter drove Yang Yang to Amsterdam.
The rental Ajax had found was in a small town called Ouderkerk, between Amstelveen and Southeast New Town. It was three kilometers from De Toekomst and had only seven or eight thousand residents. The population was small, but the scenery was beautiful.
The Amstel River ran from north to south past the western side of the town. A tributary ran across it, dividing the town into northern and southern halves before finally flowing into Ouderkerk Lake to the east. The lake bordered the A2 highway and Southeast New Town on its eastern side, while endless pastures stretched to the north and south.
It was Yang Yang's first time seeing the Dutch countryside's pastoral scenery. Sitting in the car as it traveled along the A9 highway, he felt completely refreshed.
After exiting the highway at the Ouderkerk turnoff, they followed the map and quickly found the town's sports center and library on the north bank of the river. Less than four hundred