After signing with AC Milan, I will be the king of football!

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Manchester central system?

From now on, playing in the Premier League, who can stop the Yellow Ball King?

It’s rare for a football player’s speed to exceed 30 meters.

Speed boost after 30 meters is completely contrary to the rules of the field.

In the future, the Yellow Ball King’s long-distance rush will be even sharper.

The most important thing is, this trait doesn’t specify the field.

So the Yellow Ball King can completely apply it to short-distance running.

Damn!

Didn’t Bolt want to race with the Yellow Ball King again?

Next time, let’s schedule it at Trafford or Carrington, let him witness the complete Yellow Ball King, even if he can’t outrun Bolt, he can’t let Bolt look back.

Satisfied with the rewards, the Yellow Ball King immediately started training again.

…

The next day.

Huang Kaiwen dressed up, woke up early, dyed his hair back to black, and got a neat haircut.

The suit was changed to a more understated fabric.

There were no accessories on his wrist or neck.

After checking several times in the mirror, Huang Kaiwen set out.

At the studio, he met the host, Mr. Zhu.

Huang Kaiwen stood up, offered a handshake, and said: “I used to love watching Mr. Zhu’s shows, didn’t expect to be on the show myself today.”

“You’re too kind, too kind.”

Mr. Zhu smiled happily and said: “You’re a business card outside, the greatest star in football history.”

“You’re exaggerating, Mr. Zhu.”

Huang Kaiwen chuckled and waved his hand, saying: “I’m not as great as you say.”

“Alright, let’s look at today’s questions, if there are any unsuitable ones, just ignore them, okay Kevin.”

As Mr. Zhu finished speaking, he smiled and said: “Calling you Kevin feels a bit strange.”

“No worries, you can call me Xiao Huang.”

“Oh no, I can’t accept that.”

Mr. Zhu waved his hands repeatedly and said.

What status does Huang Kaiwen have?

He’s a person who has won numerous awards internationally.

As Huang Kaiwen announced his retirement, many have already recognized him as the greatest in football history.

He is quite influential worldwide.

Even as a TV host, Mr. Zhu dared not be too lax.

Huang Kaiwen glanced down at the script, quickly shook his head, and said: “Basically no problem, I can definitely answer what I can.”

“Then let’s review it first.”

A few hours later.

Mr. Zhu appeared in the familiar small theater, wearing a black pinstripe suit, and said upon entry: “Welcome everyone to the broadcast of ‘Artistic Life’, today our protagonist is a football superstar, he won the 2006 Ballon d’Or, Mr. World Football… Recently he won the Laurence Sports Award for Best Male Athlete again. He is Huang Kaiwen, let’s give him a warm welcome.”

Huang Kaiwen stepped out from backstage.

The applause and cheers grew even louder.

Having been on many shows, Huang Kaiwen couldn’t help but feel a bit nervous.

Mr. Zhu invited three fans to mimic Huang Kaiwen’s moves on the field.

Huang Kaiwen couldn’t help but laugh.

He could guarantee these three don’t exercise much, their movements were rather stiff.

But the effect was quite humorous.

Mr. Zhu asked: “Which of the three performed a bit better?”

“All are okay.”

Huang Kaiwen chuckled and said: “It’s clear they don’t have much time for exercise, but these moves show they’ve watched quite a few of my games, football has great influence, but it’s just entertainment, it’s best if hobbies don’t affect life.”

“Alright Kevin, we hope you can give an answer under the board.”

Mr. Zhu stood up and unveiled the first question.

“Key Elements of Becoming a Professional Player”

Huang Kaiwen stood up, took the pen, and grandly wrote two words—Talent.

Due to typing, his handwriting had degenerated a lot.

After playing football, whenever Huang Kaiwen had time, he practiced writing Chinese, just afraid of criticism from fans.

Though not remarkably elegant, these two words displayed effort, one could see the skill involved.

Mr. Zhu smiled and said: “Nice writing.”

“I like to write when I have time.”

Huang Kaiwen smiled and said.

“Yes, Kevin also won a literary award, we’ll discuss that later.”

Mr. Zhu, holding the microphone, asked: “Is talent the only key element for a professional player? I remember many say effort is very important.”

Huang Kaiwen thought for a moment and said: “After the UEFA Champions League final, I discussed this issue, there are many outstanding players in football, but if they aren’t self-disciplined, they retire early, you know about that.”

“Yes, some excellent players indulge in alcohol, like Gascoigne, which is quite unfortunate.” Mr. Zhu said.

“Right, if you want to advance from the youth team, you need talent first. Without enough talent, you can’t even get a professional contract. The professional players we see on TV are all one-in-a-million geniuses, even those you think are poor players are like that. Talent is the threshold for getting into the profession, it’s not just about succeeding through effort. Many hard-working players or athletes succeed, but their biggest success factor isn’t their sweat, it’s their inherent talent. Sweat can help you develop your talent to the fullest, it can’t enhance your athletic abilities.”

Huang Kaiwen said.

“So Kevin means talent is the most important?”

“Of course, sports have high thresholds, just like we’ve heard stories of people successfully transitioning to football midway, it’s because they have the talent to succeed. My teammate Robben at Real Madrid is a good example. He was good at tennis as a child, had a chance to be a professional player, he likes football too, and chose football eventually. Among athletes, he studied quite well, but I’m sure if he gave up sports to study, he wouldn’t become a scientist, because he lacks enough learning talent.”