How a Chinese Captain Proves Himself

A Side Story: How a Chinese Captain Proves Himself

They watched a match live at the stadium.

Throughout the match, the broadcast director frequently cut to the stands.

Germany won 5–1.

After the match, Huang Kaiwen and George became the center of attention.

"Kevin, who do you think was the best player today?"

"How far do you think Germany can go?"

"Which team do you favor most?"

"George, do you think England can win?"

Huang Kaiwen waved them off and said, "George and I both highly approve of Germany's performance. They played very well, especially Kroos and Wirtz. Havertz was also excellent. He found his confidence again at Arsenal, and I think Germany can achieve some very good results."

With that, Huang Kaiwen pulled George away.

It was not a good thing for young players to be interviewed so frequently.

Besides loving to create prodigies, these media outlets also loved destroying them.

They had played a part in the downfall of so many once-promising English stars.

After watching the match, the two returned to Milan that same day.

George chose to live in Huang Kaiwen's former neighbor's house, which Huang Kaiwen had bought after the neighbor sold it.

The main reason was that there were more and more children at home.

When George woke up the next day, he saw Ramos leading a group of children through exercises in the courtyard.

"Uncle Kevin."

George asked curiously, "What are they doing?"

"Getting some exercise."

Huang Kaiwen smiled and said, "Sit down. Breakfast is ready. John called me yesterday and said he wanted to help you buy a house in Milan."

"I have my own money. I don't need his help."

George curled his lip.

He now had more than a dozen domestic endorsement deals alone. Add in the wages Beijing Guoan