Surging Capital, Knockout Stage Draw

<Italy National Team Advanced in Style! Their Reserves Still Thrashed Spain!>

<The Mark of a Strong Team! Italy National Team Came Back from 0-2 Down to Win 3-2, Showing the Vitality of the Younger Generation in Adversity!>

<Perotta Recovered and Could Return, While Chiechi Might Miss the Remaining Matches!>

<Spain Scraped Through, but Their Poor Form Left Their World Cup Prospects Looking Bleak!>

<The American Captain Set His Sights on Europe! Major League Soccer powerhouse LA Galaxy made an offer, only for Bridge himself to turn it down!>

Bridge Was Waiting for a Call from Europe!

<Additional Punishment! South Korea National Team Drew Universal Outrage for Violating the Spirit of Sports and Were Docked Six Points by FIFA! Before the next World Cup qualifiers even began, they had already lost two matches!>

As the World Cup progressed, more and more transfer deals were taking place.

Some clubs did not need to wait for the dust to settle before making their move. As long as the players they wanted showed the ability they were looking for, their objective had been achieved.

Liverpool were in talks with Juventus, hoping to bring in the Serie A striking star who was at the peak of his career.

But the Italy National Team did not want any transfer news involving their players for the time being, so the negotiations made little progress.

Still, Liverpool pursued several options at once and expressed interest in San Remo's Nagy as well. Their back line lacked a tall center forward—no, a tall center back.

That deal received no response either.

The Brazil National Team players, however, were different. They were very proactive about transfers.

Perhaps if they waited a little longer and achieved good results, their market value would rise even higher.

But the later a transfer happened, the