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In fact, the major media outlets had still underestimated Lu Yang.

Much of Lu Yang's income over the past year was beyond the reach of ordinary people's investigations.

For example, the "Tang-Lu Security Company" that Lu Yang had established in cooperation with the mainland authorities. The company's main business was promoting and installing Video Assistant Referee systems worldwide.

With Serie A's final flourish, the birth of the San Remo Miracle, and Martivni's rise in European football, VAR had developed at an extraordinary pace over the past two years.

This season, La Liga had already fully implemented the VAR system.

Starting next season, all of Europe's Top Five Leagues would adopt the system.

More than seventy percent of the remaining lower-tier leagues would do the same.

The major leagues in Asia, South America, Africa, and elsewhere would also follow suit.

Lu Yang owned twenty-five percent of Tang-Lu Security. This year's final returns were estimated at around thirty million euros. However, this was not a one-off deal. The system's later maintenance and operation would continue generating revenue.

It was estimated that it would provide Lu Yang with roughly ten million euros annually in the years to come.

In addition, Tang-Lu Security was currently working on VAR applications for various other sports.

Supporting systems for basketball, volleyball, baseball, ice hockey, ping-pong, and more were already being promoted worldwide.

Tang-Lu Security's greatest competitor was a company from the United States. The other side possessed similar technology and had long been active in the sports world.

But Tang-Lu Security had its own advantages.

Not only was it cheaper, but it could also guarantee the security of the equipment.

Once the system was sold, the user—not Tang-Lu Security—would hold the highest authority.

This meant the equipment could not be used to illegally gather information, giving it