Real Madrid arrived in Japan for the Club World Cup for the second year in a row, immediately setting off a white storm across the country.
According to Japanese media reports, Real Madrid's two official fan stores in Japan had been packed these past few days. Countless fans had flooded into the stores to buy merchandise in preparation for the upcoming Club World Cup.
The survey results showed that Real Madrid had more than ten million fans in Japan, and that number was rising at an astonishing rate every year. Yang Yang was the most popular of them all, because Japanese fans idolized this world footballer from Asia, who was one of their own.
During the Galácticos era, Real Madrid had always been Japan's most popular European powerhouse. A group of superstars led by Ronaldo, Zidane, and Beckham had opened up a huge fan market for the club in Japan, but later, all of that was destroyed when the Galácticos collapsed.
Over the past few years, with the arrival of superstars such as Yang Yang, Real Madrid's fan market in Japan had once again become red-hot. In particular, more than ninety-five percent of Japanese fans believed that Real Madrid was Europe's number-one club, and that Yang Yang was the club's most dazzling jewel.
Some organizations had even found through surveys that Yang Yang was the dream lover of countless Japanese women.
His handsome looks, sunny and muscular physique, outstanding skills, and the focus and diligence he showed on the pitch had all driven countless Japanese girls and married women into a frenzy. The enthusiasm he inspired was comprehensive.
During street interviews conducted by Japanese television stations, many Japanese female fans had emotionally declared that Yang Yang was the most charming man in the world. The frenzy he had caused in