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Torres scored right after kickoff, leaving the Naples players rather speechless.

Only those who had truly competed on the same pitch could understand just how terrifying AC Milan's counterattacks were.

From winning the ball to passing it to scoring, they made almost no mistakes and sent it into the net with ease.

Naples captain Paolo Cannavaro recalled what his brother had once said: Raul and Guti had not been forced to pass to Kevin; setting Kevin up was simply the most efficient way to score.

This time, Huang Kaiwen had not been the one to score.

But that curling cross had been the key. An outside-of-the-foot delivery while on the run—his technical level had already surpassed that of most players.

That outside-of-the-foot technique reminded him of Quaresma.

But Quaresma's performances in matches were nowhere near as dazzling as Huang Kaiwen's.

All that could be said was that Huang Kaiwen could do everything Quaresma could, and plenty that Quaresma could not.

In the box.

Galliani, Moratti, and Jadan sat together.

Naples owner De Laurentiis was notoriously difficult to deal with, so Galliani rarely did business with him.

But Galliani was quite happy to let the Middle Easterners poach Naples.

Huang Kaiwen had said before that the current Naples was no weaker than Juventus.

Edinson Cavani, Insigne, Hamsik... these players were fully capable of becoming starters at Inter Milan.

What Galliani had come to do today was sell Naples players.

"That Cavani is very strong physically, and he's quite a good finisher too. Milan's forward line is already strong enough, otherwise we'd definitely go after him."

Galliani said.

Jadan nodded and quietly asked Moratti, "Is this striker any good?"

"Yes, he's good."

Moratti nodded.

He had always had a fondness for forwards, and Cavani was one of the targets he had been