Barça Head Coach Gudiola: "San Remo is a diamond; only the most cohesive teams can create such miracles. And Lu is their core cohesion. Such a player, his skills may not necessarily be top-notch, but his moral qualities, spiritual height, and interactions with others must be outstanding."
"I’ve always believed this situation isn’t Lu Yang’s fault, and indeed, that’s the case. Of course, Morici had his reasons, and I hope everyone doesn’t scrutinize him too much; he’s still a kid."
Izalelt, Carrel, Perrotta, Praxedes, Balera... More and more people are stepping forward, mostly out of justice, while also harboring their own little thoughts.
UEFA’s wish to distort the truth and cover up has completely fallen apart.
Originally thought this matter should end here.
But who knew a journalist named Hans published a column.
He "somehow" obtained some internal UEFA documents.
Among them, the agenda to "abolish all honors awarded to Lu Yang by UEFA and to severely hold him accountable and punish him" was particularly eye-catching. The title alone was shocking.
So... UEFA intended to condemn Lu Yang to hell?
If it weren’t for Koschel stepping forward to resolve the grievances, and if so many righteous people didn’t stand up, Lu Yang would have faced severe punishment?
This stance feels like UEFA is eager to sentence Lu Yang to death... if they had the power.
But actually?
They’re just a civilian organization!
Although claiming to be non-profit.
But free is the most expensive; later, various clubs and fans deeply felt this.
For a moment, public dissatisfaction with UEFA reached its peak.
This was also related to the wrath of French and Italian fans having nowhere to vent due to the reconciliation between Lu Yang and Koschel; UEFA happened to catch the heat.
Next up is the fifty-two episode epic drama series—The People’s Anger!
According to The Sun Newspaper, Jeffery was even told "heh, that’s it?" by a model, who interrupted his fun, leading him to visit men’s health care.
The Sun said the model was a Koschel fan who thought Jeffery’s behavior caused Koschel a lot of trouble.
Finally.
On June 10th, UEFA was forced to hold an official press conference.
At the meeting, UEFA passed the decision to award Lu Yang the "Best Moral Player" award.
This award is a special one, not given every year.
Previously, players who received this award were all master-level, whose playing style was elegant and well-received. Once someone receives this award, even if they commit a foul, the main referee might only give a yellow card based on reputation.
Because can you really call it a foul when an elegant player commits one?
The most recent player to receive this award is the French football network—Yadzhi Zizu.
At the same time, UEFA initiated a self-investigation procedure, thoroughly investigating UEFA’s Secretariat and News Department for negligence in easily defining Lu Yang.
That day, UEFA announced the removal of the top officials of the Secretariat and News Department, along with various mid-level personnel.
Following this, numerous contests for these positions are bound to occur.
Interestingly, Italian Football Association President Martivini was recommended to head UEFA’s News Department.
Martivini publicly refused.
Why would someone of such authority come over to lead a department?
But many don’t know.
"Refusing to assume the UEFA News Department head role" means "I can, but I disdain it" with different wording!
To put it further, it becomes "I’m at this level, or even higher."
It may not seem like much now.
But if Martivini intends to compete for the UEFA presidency in the future, his starting point will be very high. This is far better than merely holding a regional association leader’s position.
Experience can be accumulated, but also leveraged.
In moving forward, some domestic female graduate students clinging to various competition slots should have insights.
Tending tea, pouring water, spending time, awards naturally come; those uninformed might believe they’re outstanding!
...
Upon much unrest, the grand finale arrived on June 11th.
As on this day, the season will come to a complete end.
The Champions League final ignites!
AC Milan VS Bayern Munich!
Will the well-rested Southern King Bayern Munich make AC Milan swallow five-nut moon cakes?
Or will AC Milan sweep away last season’s regrets and stabilize at the real top of Europe?
In the first half, Bayern Munich gave their answer.
One to zero!
Bayern Munich’s young midfielder, youth prince Melcan, delivered the assist.
From their left flank, super fly-wing Ribeiro cut in to shoot, scoring!
Bayern Munich is about to ascend to the top of Europe!
During halftime, young player Tony Collette, who started due to star midfielder Bass Tiger’s injury, saw teammates laughing and said, "Shouldn’t we be less relaxed? That’s AC Milan!"
A coaching staff member laughed at the door: "Young man, your face is almost filling the screen, blocking my view. What’s to fear about AC Milan? We’re Bundesliga champions, and they’re just Serie A’s fifth!"
Collette was speechless; he didn’t like people saying he was broad: "But Serie A is the world’s top league, while we might be caught by Ligue 1... Besides, Izalelt is one of the most powerful stars now, he..."