[Did Tang Ye waive the Pro Evolution Soccer endorsement fee, like he did with Counter-Strike before?]
[Probably not. It's just a normal commercial endorsement, right? He's already the spokesperson—shouldn't they boost King Tang's stats? The more people play it, the better!]
[It's ridiculous that Messi-Ronaldo are still above 90. Give my Dembélé a 93, please!]
[What the hell is 101? Didn't they say my GGBond wasn't some overpowered freak? Why are they pulling this kind of thing now!]
[Who cares about stats? I'm stressed to death. We're playing Japan in ten days. It feels dicey.]
[What are you scared of? My Manchester United... oh, wait.]
Chinese football fans were now divided into two groups.
One group was immersed in the joy of the present. Manchester United's winning streak showed no sign of ending.
Their attack was simply too strong, perfectly concealing the team's weakness in wide defensive areas.
The other group always liked to stretch out the timeline when looking at problems. In other words, they saw further ahead than the other fans.
China had two AFC Asian Cup qualifiers to play in October, against Saudi Arabia and Japan. Each opponent was stronger than the last.
According to Zhang Lu, those two October matches would determine the upper limit of China's ranking in the final twelve of these AFC Asian Cup qualifiers.
In other words, if China wanted to finish in the top two of the group and qualify directly for the World Cup finals, then they had to perform well in those two October matches!
October 2nd.
Manchester United beat Everton 3-0 at home, claiming their first victory of October.
"China will host Saudi Arabia on October 7th, which means TY will return to China after today's match."
In Old Trafford's press conference room, a reporter spoke slowly.