Chapter 2217 - 569: Paul Is Born
When did the Germans become so agreeable?
Gagliani lowered his voice a bit and said, "It’s forty-nine percent voting shares and eleven percent non-voting shares."
"No wonder."
Huang Kaiwen nodded and said.
This is a compromise method.
However, if the club chairman’s decision truly conflicts with the fans, his decision might not pass.
From the title of supervising chairman, Huang Kaiwen could sense how difficult it could be.
They’re even investing in 1860; if it’s not true love, then there are other motives.
After meeting Ismaik, Huang Kaiwen was somewhat surprised.
This Jordanian tycoon seemed non-aggressive, with a round face and glasses making him look cultured and easygoing.
Completely different from the sharper-feeling Arabic people.
"Welcome, Kevin."
Hasan Ismaik said with a smile as he extended his hand.
Huang Kaiwen also extended his hand and responded in Italian.
The counterpart was clearly accommodating Gagliani.
Ismaik took the two of them on a tour of 1860’s training base; there were already several parents with children on the training ground.
Even in decline, this team still had quite a few local fans.
Ismaik introduced, "The team is on holiday, but some players stayed local, so we organized an open day to let fans and kids learn more about our team."
"A very nice event, we could also try it in Milan."
Gagliani nodded and said.
Huang Kaiwen saw a ball nearby and simply juggled it with his right foot, performing live.
Originally, the appearance of the three had attracted quite some attention.
After Huang Kaiwen juggled the ball, a child immediately shouted, "Kevin, it’s Kevin!!!"
Immediately, the atmosphere changed.
The originally parent-child tour event suddenly turned into a superstar concert.
Although the fans didn’t rush to Huang Kaiwen.
There were, however, many more screams.
After juggling a few more times, Huang Kaiwen steadily stopped the ball on his right foot, then supported with the right foot, using it as a pivot to drag the ball around continuously.
Although such small skills were not very flashy.
They still elicited quite a few cheers from the fans.
As Huang Kaiwen stopped, fans immediately broke through 1860 staff’s barriers and rushed towards Huang Kaiwen.
"Kevin, can you give me a signature?"
"You’re so cool, Kevin, I want to play for AC Milan in the future too!"
"You’re sure to win, right, Kevin?"
"Kevin, teach Bayern a lesson!"
Huang Kaiwen smiled and took a marker pen, starting to sign autographs for fans.
About half an hour later, Huang Kaiwen had fulfilled all the fans’ autograph requests.
If they were Milan fans, it would take the whole day.
This was mainly because 1860 did not announce that Huang Kaiwen would make an appearance beforehand.
"Kevin’s fans are so many all around the world!"
Gagliani marveled, "Looks like I was worried for nothing, maybe the Allianz Arena will become our home ground."
Hasan Ismaik also praised, "The charm of a star player, just now there were quite a few loyal 1860 fans."
Huang Kaiwen smiled without saying anything.
There’s really nothing to be modest about in this regard.
That’s how football is, you can love Liverpool or Rome, and still like Ronaldinho.
Great skills always attract more fans.
Various players came to greet Huang Kaiwen, and he responded with a smile.
When the three of them entered the office building, they immediately saw reporters.
The scene of Gagliani and Hasan Ismaik shaking hands was captured by the reporters.
Huang Kaiwen also gave a thumbs up for a few photos.
With that, today’s event came to an end.
On the way back, Gagliani said, "We’ve reached an agreement."
"What agreement?"
Huang Kaiwen asked.
"It’s some team cooperation, helping them develop player potential, we have the purchasing priority for their players, and a few other things to discuss later."
Gagliani said with a smile.
Huang Kaiwen directly gave a thumbs up.
Gattu indeed had great skills; in such a short time he convinced 1860 to be Milan’s satellite team.
Strategic partners are just a facade.
The main thing is to play friendly matches to increase their revenue, and for 1860 to provide Milan with some excellent youth players.
Roughly, Huang Kaiwen could understand Hasan Ismaik’s approach.
wasn’t exactly a top giant before, but on par with Everton.
Their excellent youth players couldn’t be retained, basically all went to big clubs, the best would join city rival Bayern.
In such a situation, they would definitely prefer their players to play abroad.
Can’t keep them myself, but can’t let you have them either.
Many clubs have similar thoughts; Tottenham demanding high prices from Premier League clubs is for that reason.
The main reason Modric could leave Tottenham was because his wife was quite fierce, clearly telling Levy that if there was no transfer, he’d hang up his boots tomorrow, and they wouldn’t get a dime.
The two returned directly to the hotel.
During dinner, Huang Kaiwen saw Hoeness’ response on TV, stating: "If Kroos doesn’t like the German team, he doesn’t have to play for them, Kroos hasn’t improved at AC Milan, he prefers passing the ball to the opponent’s organized defense side."
Huang Kaiwen was about to think of a rebuttal.
Upon further thought, Hoeness wasn’t wrong.
By Mr. Huang’s side, the opponent’s defense would already be organized, if Kroos passed the ball to him, that’s precisely how it would be.
But this also depends on the actual situation.