Naji became the second Italian Third Division player to scare the bookies into closing bets, single-handedly ruining a good project for the gambling company.
As for the first... naturally, it was my Brother Lu.
Lu Yang, three games, two goals, two assists, thirty-four league matches with forty-one goals, twenty assists, and an average of nearly two goals created per game!
Such efficiency had long rendered pre-season predictions about whether "Lu Yang, the Italian D Division prodigy, could score twenty goals in a single Italian Third Division season" a joke.
Lu Yang didn’t just score twenty; he scored forty!
After returning from injury, Bai Zhami’s form improved significantly, with two goals in the past three games, bringing his season total to ten goals and five assists.
Morici had one goal and two assists, bringing his season totals to five goals and fifteen assists.
His average assists per game in recent matches have been consistently high, indicating he intends to compete with Lu Yang.
Their assist numbers are far ahead; this year’s assist king is destined to be one of them.
Regarding this, Morici just wanted to say to Lu Yang, "Brother Lu, did you forget you said you wouldn’t compete with me for the assist king title?"
Similarly, Lu Yang chuckled, saying, "When you need something, you call me Little Sweet, and when you don’t, you want me to get lost. Wasn’t it Xiaolu HuaQ who chatted cheerfully before? I think it’s best for the assist king title to rely on one’s own skills."
And because of "many days", Sogel, who hadn’t been seen, also scored a goal, with league stats of twelve goals and seven assists.
Latu Yidi had one assist, with a league record of one goal and four assists.
Versachi had two assists, with a league record of four goals and seven assists.
Becher’s had two goals and one assist, with twenty-two league goals and nine assists, fully proving himself.
Fernandez had one assist, with five goals and eight assists in the league.
Overall, during this period, San Remo was very smooth.
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Looking at other arenas.
This season’s Champions League semifinals have been determined.
They are AC Milan from Serie A, Liverpool from the Premier League, Bayern Munich from the Bundesliga, and Real Madrid from La Liga.
It is worth mentioning that none of these four teams are currently at the top of their respective league standings.
On the Serie A leaderboard, Juventus started to make efforts, surpassing Florence, led by Carrel, to become first. As a result, AC Milan had to settle for third, effectively declaring their championship aspirations hopeless.
On the Premier League leaderboard, Liverpool is bizarrely ranked only fifth in the league. If the competition ends with the current standings, they won’t even qualify for the Champions League.
On the Bundesliga leaderboard, the typically dominant Bayern Munich have been hit by injuries this season, overtaken by the Bumblebee, and are likely to lose their already three-time consecutive Bundesliga champion trophy!
On the La Liga leaderboard, Real Madrid was trampled eleven points behind by Barcelona, making it hard for them to turn the tables.
The Champions League has, at the same time, become their highest salvation.
Even though none of the four teams are at the top of their leagues, they are all traditional powerhouses.
Any of the teams have the ability to make a comeback against the odds.
Whether in terms of paper strength or real combat power, the four teams can rank in the top ten in all of Europe... uh, maybe Liverpool is a bit weaker, in the ten to twenty range.
For the Italian Football Association, everything is so wonderful.
In the Champions League, they still have AC Milan charging forward.
And in the upcoming Italian Cup, although AC Milan will definitely rotate, Inter Milan, who did not reach the Champions League semifinals, will probably have no worries and be able to go all out, right?
Reaching the finals is secure as a horse!
And if Rome reaches the finals, Perrotta will likely return.
Inter Milan and Rome, these two teams will likely compete for fourth place in the league this season. If they also clash in the Italian Cup final, the storylines will be rich.
If San Remo reaches the finals, then San Remo, always referred to as the Little AC Milan, and Inter Milan, also have endless topics.
What about AC Milan’s future divine striker Sogel facing off against Inter’s first divine striker Gutierrez!
What about AC Milan’s future coach Sotu testing his skills, could he first cut down Inter and complete AC Milan’s third kill of Inter this season?
What about Inter’s abandoned general Bai Zhami returning to Meazza to slay the blue and black former master, Inter, does your heart hurt?
And of course, there’s the twin stars Lu Yang and Morici, who are full of topics.
What?
When did Morici become so full of topics?
Hehe...
That all started with the Italian Football Association’s official announcement of Maniero taking over the National Youth Team as the head coach for this year’s European Youth Championship campaign.