From the Country Team To the Rich

Stanford Training Center, London, England.

This is a training center located in the center of London. In London, where every inch of land is expensive, the ability to build a huge training center in the center shows Stanford's strong capital strength.

In recent years, Stanford's momentum has been extremely violent. It has won two Premier League titles, and has completely evolved from a small and transparent mid-level Premiership to a favorite to win the championship.

At the same time, the name of the Blues began to spread in Europe.

Since the Russian oligarch tycoon funded this English club, as the first capital club, they have shown the world what it means to be rich and self-willed.

Italian super shooter Benjamin, 'Warcraft' Biartini, and cheetah 'Alex'.

This front trident has ravaged the Premier League and Europe, becoming a nightmare for many teams.

And the Blues are also constantly reaping the fruits of victory after victory. Today's Blues are only one step away from the position of the giants.

There has been much criticism of the Russian oligarch for using the club for inappropriate things, but for Blues fans, the deep-pocketed boss brings nothing but credit.

Everyone hopes that the team they support will become a strong European team, and now the Blues fans have the confidence to challenge all European giants.

Hoffenheim?

In the locker room, Biartini touched his dreadlocks. This is the hair he had just done. Now that he is a veritable star, he naturally needs some iconic signs.

And dreadlocks are his hairstyle of choice.

However, this hairstyle is a bit too difficult to wash, resulting in oily hair and often accompanied by itchy scalp.

If it wasn't for the hairstyle, he would have shaved it.

At this time, Biartini's attention was not on his hair, but on the battle table in his hand.

Looking at the familiar target on the upper left in the battle information in his hand, Bialdini was a little moved.

Biartini admits that he is a greedy person, he likes money and fame, which is why he walked out of Hoffenheim.

But in his career, Hoffenheim has never been vilified.

He has always been grateful for this, because Hoffenheim is the noble man who brought him to the European arena.

If there was no Hoffenheim and Sansuke Inoue, it is estimated that he would still play in a small team in South Africa until he retired.

Today's Bialdini is full of glory. Among the top ten strikers in the world, he can be ranked in the top three.

And it all started with Hoffenheim.

Facing Hoffenheim, Biartini didn't have much resistance, but there was always some emotion.

Today's Stanford, there are many Hoffenheim people.

Coach Christopher.

Alex and him.

The three occupy Stanford's main resources and strength, making them the biggest force of the team.

When Christopher first came to Stanford, it was the support of Bialdini and Alex that allowed him to take control of the team smoothly.

Otherwise, with this violent temper, he would not have to fight with the players first.

Today's Stanford is very good, showing signs of impacting the Champions League.

Even though they've been around for years, they're really promising this season.

Whether it is from the head coach level or the player level, their state is very good.

They have no reason to lose.

Even if the opponent is Hoffenheim, Biartini will not show mercy.

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On the other side, Christopher is being interviewed by an English media.

He has pushed this interview many times, but he just can't push it away. This time, the club came forward and he is sitting here.

But even so, Christopher still looked absent-minded.

The reporter's attitude towards Christopher was also very helpless.

This is a well-known mixed man in the Premier League, and he didn't dare to scold him.

This guy really dared to do it on the spot.

After some self-mediation, he continued to work.

It's just that the problem has become more acute.

Stanford will face Hoffenheim in the semi-final of the Champions League. Many people say that this game is your battle of revenge. What do you think about this?

This question made Christopher, who had been fishing all the time, frown, and said with a trace of dissatisfaction in his eyes; Revenge? What does this mean?

The reporter coughed dryly and said, That's...the thing about you being kicked out of Hoffenheim.

Who said I was kicked out? Christopher sneered; Some media like to report indiscriminately, making their own speculations as facts to mislead others. They are too full, but they are very good at distorting facts.

The reporter grinned.

Christopher continued: I repeat again, I have no personal conflicts with Hoffenheim. That’s how I am now. As for the conflicts between us, there are indeed, but they are not personal conflicts, but ideological conflicts.”

I know, you guys are trying to get something out of me about 'the guy,' but trust me, you just got a copy of my dictation and your editor-in-chief will be in your office the next second tear him apart.

Hoffenheim's competitive strength is good, but their public relations department is even stronger.

After speaking, Christopher got up and left.

Back in the office, Christopher picked up the phone and scolded: Don't let him participate in this kind of interview in the future. Compared with this kind of interview, I would rather talk to Trafford, the old man Alex Let's fight, that's it!

Hanging up the phone with a bang, Christopher took out a document from the side.

On the top of the file is written the list of matches and Hoffenheim's benchmark.

Christopher looked at it carefully, and then sighed a long time: It's not easy to kick!

The current Hoffenheim is very difficult to deal with. This kind of difficulty is not the pressure from the front of a team like Trafford, but the pass control of Hoffenheim.

For a team like Stanford that relies on defensive counterattacks, it is difficult to deal with passing teams.

And Hoffenheim is precisely one of the leaders. In other words, after defeating Barcelona, ​​they are the most capable team on the planet.

And there's this guy, Steven.

When Christopher was still coaching Hoffenheim, he came into contact with this donkey-tempered Dutchman.

At that time, Steven was still a little immature as a head coach, but he still couldn't hide the talent of this guy.

Today, Steven has grown up, and even led Hoffenheim to win the Bundesliga championship and hit the Champions League.

From a certain point of view, they are already standing on a horizontal line.

Anyone can beat anyone.

Christopher didn't want to fail, so he could only use his methods to beat Hoffenheim desperately.

After all, for them, this is just the beginning.

Their goal is the Champions League final, so they can only beat Hoffenheim.

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