Paul Brothers: Big Brother's Lesson

Extra: Paul Brothers—Big Brother's Lesson

The European Championship was in full swing, and there was no shortage of transfer news involving Europe's elite clubs.

But many teams were not particularly willing to spend money on signings.

Barcelona and Dortmund were prime examples, focusing on loans without buyout clauses.

There were rumors that they wanted to buy Liverpool's Díaz, but they would probably end up unable to afford him. Even Archimedes could not save Catalonia.

Osimhen was always a hot name on the transfer market, with plenty of rumors surrounding him, yet no one had actually bought him outright.

Huang Kaiwen had even received a call from De Laurentiis recommending him.

Star players weren't selling. Help us out.

Unfortunately, Milan had enough forwards already. There was no way they would buy a backup striker worth over a hundred million.

The Professor had more and more money in his pocket, though the media did not know the exact figure.

But Tuttosport estimated that the transfer budget in his hands was enough to buy Juventus.

Milan had maintained a powerful squad while continuing to profit in the transfer market.

Even after spending hundreds of millions, the departure of veteran players and the sale of some young players still allowed them to turn a profit every year.

It made many elite clubs green with envy.

That day, Huang Kaiwen did not go to training.

George chose to take public transportation. Since he would be living in Milan for a long time, he figured he should get familiar with the city.

He had barely gotten on the bus when his phone received a message.

It was a social media message from Aunt Lily.

Lily: [Finished training?]

George: [Yeah. What's up, Aunt Lily?]

Lily: [Bring back a few ice creams.]

[Make sure they have lots of