Al Riyadh: "Ramos: Huang Libo Is Not a Bad Person. A shadow fell over China National Team's crushing victory. During the match, China National Team player Huang Libo's vicious tackle from behind broke Japan international Takefusa Kubo's leg. His recovery period is reportedly expected to exceed six months. After the match, he brought gifts to the Japan team's accommodations. While giving someone a wheelchair might not have been the best idea, our observations suggest that it was a genuine leather wheelchair once used by Kevin. If auctioned off, that chair alone would be worth a year of Takefusa Kubo's salary."
Okaz: "England Narrowly Advances. Foden came off the bench and had a heated clash with teammate Max Dowman. Born in 2009, Max Dowman represented Arsenal U19 in the UEFA Youth League at the age of fourteen and scored a goal before later joining Barcelona for a hefty fee. The talented striker was clearly very unhappy that Foden refused to pass after coming on."
Huang Kaiwen shook his head when he read that.
A player with Foden's characteristics was not suited for a team with overly strong forwards.
What he needed was a striker who could hold the line, battle for aerial balls, draw defenders away, and did not like shooting.
But such a one-dimensional setup was easily targeted.
If the striker could both pass and shoot, conflicts with him were even more likely. After all, Foden's individual ability was not enough to make his teammates sacrifice that much for him. If you were truly Ballon d'Or level, able to dribble past anyone and capable of both creating and scoring, they might be willing to give you the ball first. If you had no opening, then you could get it back and try shooting.
That was the biggest problem.
He was