"Two goals and one assist to snatch a draw against PSV Eindhoven; Tang Ye was involved in every goal against PSV Eindhoven."
"Sixteen-year-old prodigy arrives in the Eredivisie!"
"In his post-match interview, Erik ten Hag said he was willing to give even more for the team. The defending champions could no longer stop him from moving forward."
After the match against PSV Eindhoven, Utrecht still remained ahead of PSV Eindhoven in the league standings.
Unfortunately, AZ Alkmaar, who had originally been third, won their Round 12 match and overtook Utrecht on goal difference to become the new league leaders.
Erik ten Hag felt somewhat nervous when he looked at the standings again.
Their goal this season was to finish in the top twelve, yet they were currently second.
Just ten more places, and they would fail to achieve their objective!
When the head coach got nervous, he passed that mood on to the players. Erik ten Hag cut their original two-day break down to one.
"I seriously can't believe this. Who the hell trains on weekends?"
Tang Ye juggled the ball on the pitch while complaining to the teammates beside him.
Haller and Balazhit nodded at the same time. Unlike Tang Ye, both of them were fairly hardworking players.
But even these two guys now felt that Erik ten Hag had a problem! Five days of training, one match, and one day of rest—meaning the first-team players only had one day off a week!
Damn it!
"Tang, are you still doing extra training now?"
Haller suddenly asked. Hearing Haller speak to him, Tang Ye flicked the ball high into the air before smashing it away with a kick. "Yeah. Other than weekends, I do it every day. But I skipped a few times before, so I have to make up