Chapter 1253: Barça's Dual Kings, Fresh Attire and Lu's Stallion (15,000-Word Chapter)

“The Italian Cannon Opens Fire, La Masia Becomes a Battlefield?”

“Mebarak Sent to Hospital with Facial Injuries!”

“Absolutely Not a Slip! Barça Players in a Brawl?”

“Bold Speculation: Lu Yang and Mebarak Had a Conflict! The Two Fought!”

“Italy’s Toughest Man Conquers La Masia, Local Leader Mebarak Hospitalized!”

“Lu Yang’s First Day in La Masia, Intense Conflict with Mebarak!”

“Insider Information, Lu Yang Beats Mebarak, Four or Five People Couldn’t Hold Him Back!”

“Caught Lu Yang on Camera, No Facial Injuries, Impeccably Dressed, Victorious Return!”

“Barça’s Most Serious Malicious Brawl Incident of the New Century!”

“Waiting for Barça to Publicly Explain, Fans Demand Accountability!”

“Bad News: Barça Faces Internal Chaos, Good News: Lu Yang KO’d Mebarak, Recovery Expected Soon!”

“He’s Here! The King of San Remo Can’t Hide His Gang Leader Aura!”

“That’s the Gang Leader, Not Some Big-headed Fool, Do You Think Lu Plays for Manchester United?”

The Spanish media, at this moment, fully experienced the joy of the Italian media.

Oh my!

Since Lu’s arrival in La Liga, Spain’s major media outlets have seen increases in visits, attention, and sales by several percentage points.

And this is despite Lu Yang not appearing in any matches yet.

For example, in this Barça brawl incident, media visits doubled several times over.

Is this a football player?

This is practically a god of traffic!

Fans are eagerly discussing what exactly happened at Barça.

Management and players from various La Liga teams are also inquiring about this incident.

After all, Barça remains a superclub in La Liga.

And Lu was last season’s Champions League king, Serie A’s top star, and the record transfer player.

Real Madrid: Barça’s management level has always been low.

Atletico Madrid: Barça should disclose everything, La Liga fans have the right to know the truth.

Valencia: Mebarak is a decent captain, the issue likely doesn’t lie with him.

Sevilla: Lu Yang is indeed a sharp sword, but only if you know how to wield him; otherwise, he hurts others and himself!

Spanish: Lu Yang has been influenced by traditional Chinese culture, and he embodies the blood of a nation of etiquette. He wouldn’t act rashly without cause.

Zidane: I’m indifferent to how Lu Yang solves Barça’s internal conflicts; I just hope he plays in the next El Clásico. Then he won’t have any excuse.

Even some Premier League stars have chimed in.

Morici: “Lu is not inclined to use violence to solve problems, but if the other side wishes that, then Brother Lu often demonstrates that just because he doesn’t like it doesn’t mean he’s not good at it!”

Moreira: “Yes, Barça does have such issues. Not everyone has a good temperament like mine; I completely understand what Lu is facing at Barça.”

“Although we haven’t communicated, I just know that every non-Spanish player at Barça will encounter this.”

“I love Barça too much, so I hid this, but now it seems it’s become my indulgence towards Barça.”

“I envy Lu’s freedom and fearlessness, and I hope he’s not affected by this incident. Additionally, I look forward to his return and playing against him!”

Canyes: “Lu Yang doesn’t usually fight, but those he chooses to fight, really deserve it!”

Outside support largely backs Lu Yang.

If Barça continues to keep things under wraps, the situation will only escalate further.

Meanwhile, Barça’s local fans almost unanimously support Mebarak, demanding punishment for Lu Yang from the club.

The club was left with no choice but to publicly announce internal penalties for the two.

Lu Yang fined Thirty Thousand Euros.

Mebarak suspended internally for two matches.

This is a very clear penalty.

Lu Yang’s fine primarily covers Mebarak’s medical expenses and some negative impact on the club.

But for the players themselves, suspension is the biggest punishment.

At least internally, Barça believes that Mebarak bears greater responsibility for this brawl incident.

Once the news was out, half of Barça’s fans immediately withdrew their protests.

Is it Mebarak’s fault?

Why?

“Actually, there are no conflicts, everyone is for the good of the team. There were just some tactical disagreements, that’s all.” Hernandez was the first to step forward for an interview, trying to smooth things over, hoping everyone looks ahead.

Clearly, this is the club’s request, as previously the club forbade everyone from answering any media questions about this matter.

The issue should be put to rest.

But the next day, a private recording of Barça midfielder Burgos at a gathering was uploaded to the internet by someone with a motive.

Burgos: “He struck too fast, no one expected him to dare to do that!”

“We had a large group surrounding him, and he dared to kick a football at Mebarak, hitting Mebarak’s face. I was stunned!”

“I’ve never seen such fierce punching techniques, Mebarak is much stronger but could not retaliate at all.”

“He shouldn’t be playing football, he should be fighting in the UFC!”

“I never believed in Chinese martial arts before, but I believe now! He’s as formidable as those monks from Xiaolin Temple!”

“In any case, he’s finished, he shouldn’t have provoked Mebarak…”

Burgos clearly did not expect his words to be recorded; he spoke of everything, whether it should be said or not.