Chapter 139: Pressing Forward
José never really thought much about how to grow the population. That wasn't his concern, anyway. He figured that the people behind this system would have their own ways to solve the issue.
"This is fine," José thought to himself. As long as the population issue was addressed and Mallorca Island gradually became more prosperous, the club would have the foundation to rise. He was confident that within ten years, he could turn Mallorca into a top-tier team!
As for becoming a football giant? That would take more time to settle.
"Looks like these guys actually understand football pretty well. Instead of giving me some player-editing cheat, they gave me this mission system. Not bad, not bad. Right up my alley! I mean, come on—given my coaching skills and my knowledge from the future, if I still can't lead a team to success, then what good am I? I'm a textbook tactical genius!" José smirked to himself.
"The missions should be performance-based. Last season's objective was to qualify for the Champions League, so this season's goal is probably related to that as well..." Just as José was thinking this, the next season's mission appeared in his palm.
"Phase Two Mission: Achieve a strong performance in the 2001-2002 Champions League. Final rewards will depend on results. Parallel Mission: Upgrade training facilities to top level. Time limit: None. The sooner it's completed, the better the rewards."
"Oh? So now I can take on multiple missions at once?" José closed his palm, making the display disappear. "A Champions League objective? No surprises there... but this long-term mission is interesting. This is something I should be doing anyway. And getting rewarded for doing what I should be doing? Nothing better than that!"
By now, José had a pretty good idea of how this system worked. It was all pushing towards the ultimate goal—turning Mallorca into a world-class club. Every mission was a stepping stone, and the rewards were just tools to build an even stronger foundation.
With these advantages, José was fired up. He had no doubt that he could take Mallorca down a path that had taken other football giants nearly a century to walk!