Chapter 2427 - 613: Battle of the Tycoons

Chapter 2427: Chapter 613: Battle of the Tycoons

Don’t be fooled by Robin Hood getting beaten up, but his mouth is truly unconvinced by anyone.

In the third tier, there’s Juventus.

Their European performance hasn’t been that great in recent years.

However, due to country avoidance rules, they won’t be drawn into the same group as Milan, avoiding the possibility of a super death group.

Drawn against Ajax.

This is also considered the most talked-about draw.

After all, there aren’t many strong teams in the third tier besides Italy’s Juventus.

Yellow Ball King just led the Netherlands to win the European Cup, and immediately he faces the Netherlands’ top club.

On the contrary, the fourth-tier teams have more opponents that no one wants to meet.

Two Turkish teams and one Scottish team, playing away in their places is not really a pleasant experience.

Not to mention Udinese.

Milan doesn’t have many choices either.

As the guest reveals the last team in Milan’s group.

Huang Kaiwen couldn’t help but be surprised.

PSG!!!

One group, two teams from the White Turban.

Group C has become the death group, which consists of: Milan, Manchester City, Ajax, and Paris Saint-Germain.

The group’s UEFA Champions League history relies on Milan and Ajax; the remaining two teams don’t have much to say in European tournaments, but they have money!

This should be the richest group in the UEFA Champions League.

Hazard excitedly shouted, "It’s time to show him who the best winger under Kevin really is."

De Bruyne quietly rolled his eyes.

If Milan wins, does that mean you’re awesome?

Then I’m also called Kevin, so am I the best in the world?

"It’s actually not a big deal."

Gattuso said, "It’s just right to let those rich folks know that money can’t buy history."

"Let me correct you, Milan is the team with the most budget surplus in Europe."

Huang Kaiwen coughed and said.

"Alright, let’s let those with new money experience what old money means." Gattuso said.

Huang Kaiwen smiled and gave a thumbs up.

That book wasn’t read in vain.

Actually, the grouping isn’t a big deal.

Two oil-playing clubs, their performance in this stage of European tournaments is quite mediocre.

Manchester City often ends up at the bottom of the group.

Even though they introduced Ibrahimovic, but this is the UEFA Champions League, Ibrahimovic seems incompatible with it.

Regarding this grouping, Huang Kaiwen is quite satisfied.

The suspense is over.

Teammates gradually headed home.

The young lady pulled Huang Kaiwen along to wash up.

Over an hour later, when they came out, the young lady suddenly slapped her thigh and said, "Oh no, I forgot to ask Ricardo to keep Paul!"

Huang Kaiwen:...

Why not let the child take Leite’s surname.

The next morning, Huang Kaiwen went to Kaka’s house first to pick up the child.

However, when Paul was being held by the young lady, he cried quite a bit.

The child clearly doesn’t recognize his mother anymore.

A few days later.

Huang Kaiwen flew with the whole team to Monaco.

From the moment they exited the airport.

Milan became the target of media pursuit.

The professor claimed to have several billion at hand, and Europe’s black shops were ready.

But Milan has been slow to act, making them very anxious.

Portuguese and Dutch newspapers report daily on which Portuguese or Dutch team the professor is interested in, but until now there’s been no action in Milan’s summer transfer window, making Benfica and Porto anxious.

Selling players at high prices is an important part of maintaining financial health for them.

Milan’s previous signings were more rational.

But they also introduced quite a few high-priced players.

The worst fear for black shops is clients going bankrupt.

Although Milan won’t go bankrupt, if the professor maintains the Arsenal-style signings, they will lose an important potential client.

Each year watching Milan’s sponsorship fees break records, yet not making any money, it’s unbearable for them.

As regulars in Monaco.

The whole Milan team enjoyed the best treatment.

Upon reaching the hotel, the professor reminded, "I don’t have many requests for you, there are only two things: don’t play in the casino, and don’t bring women back to the hotel before the match."

There were also quite a few pieces of news about Arsenal in this regard.

Mainly involving Wilshere and Szczesny, some of the youth trainees who often cause trouble.

This gives the Professor quite a headache.

Gattuso said, "Don’t worry, boss, I’ll keep an eye on them, and Milan players rarely end up in the papers for such things."

The Professor looked incredulously at Inzaghi.

Lately, His Majesty has been flaunting his wealth at Milanello.

He’s changed several luxury cars already.

The Professor truly feels uneasy.

Gattuso guaranteed, "Rest assured, I’m rooming with him. If he tries to sneak out to mess around, I’ll break his legs first."

"You guys really don’t trust me?"

Inzaghi said, somewhat helplessly, spreading his hands.

The Professor and Gattuso both nodded together.

Inzaghi, like a deflated ball, slouched his shoulders and hunched his way to his room.

A day later.

August 30th.

The day of the UEFA Super Cup.

The entire Milan team arrived early at Stade Louis II.

The Professor was still sharing some of his experience with Huang Kaiwen, saying, "The pre-match speech is best kept between 6-11 minutes; beyond that, players will lose patience."

"I noticed that before, but couldn’t pin down a specific time."

Huang Kaiwen said.

Wenger patted Huang Kaiwen on the shoulder, telling him to go change into his kit.

The dressing room was quite lively, as everyone was anticipating yet another championship.

"Santa Claus climbs out of the chimney and asks you what to buy because he’s Jewish." Inzaghi laughed heartily as he spoke.

But his joke-telling skills were far inferior to his womanizing abilities.

No one was remotely influenced by him.

Disappointed, Inzaghi urged, "Kevin, you’re the best at jokes, tell one."

Huang Kaiwen, changing his clothes, said, "You guys better not set me up; I don’t discriminate against anyone, even if their pizza-making in the oven makes loud noises."

Hahaha.

The dressing room burst into laughter.

The Professor quickly waved and called out, "Let’s go, Kevin, off to the press conference."

Huang Kaiwen got up and asked back, "Do you know why the dollar is green?"

"Because it hasn’t matured before the Jewish people snatched it away?"

The Professor casually asked.

The Milan players laughed even harder.

As they walked toward the press room, the Professor whispered, "Once a reporter asked me if I had Jewish ancestry because he thought I spent too little."

"How could that be? Jewish people wouldn’t build a stadium; they would take the ’Bible’ to White Hart Lane and tell Tottenham that area belongs to them."

Huang Kaiwen teased.

The Professor chuckled, covering his mouth.

It’s immoral to mock others, but Huang Kaiwen was too funny.

The two entered the news hall, with the Professor still trying not to laugh.

Already sitting on the platform, Simeone immediately snorted with his nose, letting out a cold snort.

But no reporters paid him any attention.

In the presence of Huang Kaiwen and Wenger, Simeone had zero news value.

"Simeone accuses you of stealing Atletico Madrid’s academy players. What do you have to say about that, Mr. Wenger?"

"What role will Kevin play in the new season, Arsene?"

"Are you getting along well with Mr. Wenger, Kevin?"

"Do you think Milan’s security is better than London’s, Kevin?"

"Arsene, it’s rumored you’ve taken a liking to Fellaini, is that true?"

"How do you find the UEFA Champions League group draw? Will Milan have an easy qualification?"

The Professor smiled and waved his hand.

Once the reporters quieted down, he pulled over the microphone and said, "When the club was bringing in players before, I hadn’t become the Milan coach yet. But I think the players’ personal choices are key. Milan is the best club; players find it hard to resist such a team."

"Just like when you took Fabregas from Barca?"

Simeone said cynically.

Before the Professor could speak, Huang Kaiwen opened his mouth and said, "If you think it’s unreasonable to not be able to sign a professional contract before 18, or a contract has to have a buyout clause, you can protest to the Royal Spanish Football Federation; this isn’t Mr. Wenger’s fault, at least it’s not his rule."

The Professor smiled and shook the microphone, indicating that’s exactly what he meant.

Simeone threw down the microphone and got up, saying, "Let’s see during the match."

The Professor and Huang Kaiwen maintained a smile, which only made Simeone angrier.

After Simeone left, the Professor said, "Sometimes it’s like this, a coach gets angry at others for a player transfer. If the person sitting here today were Barca’s manager, I’d say pretty much the same."

Quite a few reporters laughed.

After all, the Fabregas saga was well-known in football.

The jersey-snatching tactic is too disgraceful for top clubs.

"Is Kevin’s health important to you?"

A reporter asked.

The Professor nodded and said, "Of course, but we won’t overly rely on any player."