Football: I am only 16 years old, and you want me to retire and make a comeback?

Chapter 689 This is not my fault, I am innocent.

Chapter 689 This is not my fault, I am innocent.
"Great job, Tom!"

"4:1!"

"The game is over; Wolfsburg has no chance of a comeback!"

"Borussia Dortmund are the Bundesliga champions this season!"

Far away in Manchester, England, Ten Hag and Van der Gaghe are watching Sky Sports' live broadcast.

Van der Gach remained silent, while Ten Hach squinted, staring intently at Eskriwa, who had slid to his knees on the screen but crashed to the ground.

"The Bundesliga isn't very prestigious, so winning the title is perfectly normal."

Ten Hach laughed.

Upon hearing this, Van der Gach quickly chimed in, "That's right. We actually anticipated this when we signed the loan agreement. Dortmund is definitely going to be the Bundesliga champions this season. Bayern and Leipzig won't be able to withstand them."

"Um……"

Ten Hach nodded slightly.

Seemingly having come to terms with it, the Manchester United manager suddenly turned his head toward Van der Gaël next to him.

“Michel, I also think it’s perfectly normal for Dortmund to win the Bundesliga title.”

"But...why do I feel this pain?"

Ten Hach was somewhat confused about his own emotions at that moment.

"This……"

If Ten Hach himself couldn't figure it out, then van der Gach was even more confused.

Why is Eric in pain?
Van der Gach frowned.

……

In an interview, Escriva said that having a knack for loaning out players is part of a head coach's ability and that he doesn't think he's useless to the team.

Judging from the interview video, compared to last season and the season before that, Eskeriva is much more confident after winning the championship this season. He even dares to confront the doubts from reporters and fans, which would have been unthinkable in the past.

If Tang Ye had watched the interview live in the locker room, Master Tom would have been very pleased, because this was a clear sign of Ferran's growth.

Unfortunately, Tang Ye was still in the sky when Eskeriva was being interviewed.

He flew in the air for more than 30 minutes before being rescued by riot police.

"Are you OK?"

Pogba looked Tang Ye up and down; the Dortmund midfielder's arms were covered in red scratches.

With so many people involved, some harm is inevitable.

"It's a minor issue, it doesn't hurt."

Tang Ye waved his hand, picked up a bottle of iodine from the stool, and decisively poured it on his forearms. Soon, both of his arms turned black.

"How are you, Paul?"

Tang Ye held out his hand to compare with Pogba's: "But you're still darker. Mine has a bit of red."

"Ha ha!"

Pogba nudged Tang Ye.

"When will we win the trophy? Do we have to wait until our home stadium?"

Tang Ye rubbed his hands together, and the iodine that was flowing on his arm was flicked onto the floor, leaving brownish-yellow specks.

"Yeah, let's wait for the last home game."

Thorgan came up and hugged Tang Ye, his clothes covered in Tang Ye's iodine.

"However, we'll have to wait until the end of next month. The last home game is in the 34th round."

Dortmund's players weren't very lucky; their last home game was in the 34th round, which means they would have to wait another month to win the championship trophy (shield).

"That's fine."

Tang Ye waved his hand: "The Champions League is the main focus now, let's put the league aside for now."

"You've won too many trophies and now you don't want any more?"

Haaland joked.

What he said makes some sense, but it's not entirely correct.

"Actually, I really want to win it. I haven't seen the Bundesliga shield in person yet."

Tang Ye returned to his seat and sat down, just as Eskeriva, who had finished his interview, returned to the locker room.

Tang Ye stood up again and gave Eskeriva a hug.

……

Manchester Evening News – With Bayern Munich now out of contention for the Bundesliga title, their last chance to win a title this season is the German Cup.

"It's worth mentioning that Dortmund is also currently in the German Cup semi-finals, which means that if Bayern wants to win the German Cup, they must defeat Dortmund head-on," commented a reporter from the Manchester Evening News.

In an interview with Sky Sports, Müller said: "Dortmund's winning percentage is not something we can control. They won the title early because of their strength, and there's nothing we can do about it."

Müller's interview provides a good summary of Bayern Munich's performance in the Bundesliga this season.

In short, it can be summed up in one word: powerless.

From their first encounter with Dortmund at the beginning of the season, Bayern players felt a deep sense of powerlessness.

They're winning games, maintaining a good winning percentage, and their points total is about the same as last season.

But Bayern Munich is in second place. Since being overtaken by Dortmund for the first time, Bayern has never touched the top spot in the Bundesliga again.

So whose fault is this?

Sky Germany conducted an exclusive interview with Tang Ye at the entrance of Dortmund's training ground. The interview focused on Tang Ye's psychological journey in the Bundesliga this season, and the reporter also asked Tang Ye to give his evaluation of his loan spell.

"Do you believe you've disrupted the Bundesliga's order? Like the fans say?"

"Well... I don't like to think too much. After I came to Dortmund, I focused on Dortmund. As for the other teams in the Bundesliga, to be honest, they don't have much to do with me."

Tang Ye expressed his helplessness: "I guess I shouldn't care too much about the experience of other teams, at least that's how I feel, but I'm not sure if I'm right, I often make mistakes..."

"So how do you view the criticism you've received from some German fans?"

The reporter then posed a second question.

"hiss……"

"call……"

First he inhaled, then he sighed; Tang Ye clearly didn't want to answer this question.

To be honest, most of those who keep accusing Tang Ye of disrupting the Bundesliga ecosystem are Bayern Munich fans and RB Leipzig fans. The current public opinion atmosphere is created by these two fan groups.

Try to think from the perspective of a Bayern Munich fan.

Your team kept winning the Bundesliga title, and then suddenly the team next door got a foreign player from who-knows-where, and ended your winning streak.

Can you fucking tolerate this?
I can't stand it at all!
"To be honest... I don't think I should be criticized like this. My teammates support me, and the Dortmund fans support me. I don't think there's anything wrong with what I did."

"As for my coming to the Bundesliga..."

Tang Ye looked at the camera, his eyes were a little red, and his expression was extremely aggrieved.

"This isn't my choice. I want to play well at Manchester United, and I think it's great to stay here, but I can't. That's just how the rules are. What can I do?"

"Was I wrong? I was forced, what could I do?"

"I am innocent too!"

After saying that, two lines of tears flowed from Tang Ye's eyes, sliding down until they finally dripped onto his Dortmund training uniform.

"..."

The reporter fell silent.

Reprinted: Tang Ye became emotional and shed tears during an interview when talking about the loan: I am innocent.

[Innocent, referring to 50 assists in a season]

[Haha, you misunderstood, the person upstairs. Tang Ye said he was innocent because he came to the Bundesliga, but you can't control how many assists he got in the Bundesliga. He's on loan, so he's bound to play his best.]

Poor GGBond, they must have been bullied in the Bundesliga, right? Holy crap, how did they manage to beat up the entire Bundesliga?

It's clear from the video that Tang Ye was genuinely emotional, and his tears were real as well.

But in this context, Tang Ye's "innocence" seems too much for the sake of the show.

A few days after the video was released, a cartoon of unknown author circulated online.

A chibi version of Tang Ye stands in the middle of the comic.

Tang Ye wiped away his tears with a tissue in one hand and held a super machete that was at least 5 meters long in the other.

Lying in front of Tang Ye were the head coaches of the other 17 Bundesliga teams, their bodies wrapped in bandages, their heads bruised and battered, clearly badly injured. An ambulance was on its way in the distance.

【Innocence】is the theme of the comic.

Upon closer reflection, Tang Ye is indeed a pitiful person.

As for the 17 teams in the Bundesliga...

This isn't Tang Ye's problem anymore, because they're just too weak!
...Ruhr newspaper - Haaland's ankle has not fully recovered, and the player is likely to miss the first leg against Manchester City.

The front page headline of "11 Men" – Punching the Allianz Arena and kicking RB Leipzig, has TY already pushed Dortmund to the finish line?
The Bundesliga title has been decided, but the message from The Eleven is clear: Dortmund's Champions League journey this season is not over yet.

Tang Ye is amazing; he was able to lead the Dortmund players to dismantle the Allianz Arena.

What about the Champions League?

"Actually, Bundesliga fans don't need to be too sad, because other teams will soon avenge them. Dortmund faced a siege from Premier League teams in the Champions League knockout stage."

Having secured the Bundesliga title early, Dortmund's next opponent, Manchester City, happens to be the Premier League champions this season.

Bundesliga champions vs. Premier League champions.

Things are getting interesting!

At the Dortmund training ground, Escriva walks back and forth in front of the players.

With all the tasks for this season completed and his nemesis Ten Hag falling to him in the quarterfinals, Escriva is in peak form and looks incredibly confident.

"Manchester City's core is possession-based football, or to be more precise... it should be short passing."

"Irling won't be able to play in the first leg, but you don't need to be too nervous because that's just how Manchester City plays. Whether Irling is there or not doesn't really matter."

It was a bit of a dig at Haaland, but Haaland didn't say anything.

Because he knew that Eskreva hoped to boost the players' morale.

The crucial battle is about to begin; we must not let the wounded affect our morale!
After Escriva finished speaking, Matti quickly came up and showed the players his predicted starting lineup for Manchester City.

"Kyle Walker, we need to pay extra attention to this point. Both of their starting full-backs are very fast, so I don't really recommend attacking down the flanks."

Matti's gaze fell on Reus and Sancho.

He acknowledges the abilities of Dortmund's wingers.

But getting past a Premier League defender is certainly not easy, so Sancho must put aside his arrogance as a genius.

Marty has a high opinion of Premier League defenders, so how should Dortmund attack now?

The answer is actually quite simple.

"Our key is to attack down the middle."

Marty looked serious.

His thinking was very clear.

Premier League defenders are very strong, but there are still people who can keep them in check.

That's pretty much it. After emphasizing it again, Escriva had the players start their warm-up exercises.

"So Marty means I shouldn't try to dribble past people yet?"

Sancho and Bellingham, two Englishmen, were chatting.

"I think so... I think he's overestimating Premier League defenders. Bundesliga defenders are probably not much weaker than Premier League defenders."

Ok.

Sancho strongly agreed with Bellingham's opinion.

Everyone says he's the Bundesliga's dribbling king, a genius.

If you don't let your talented winger dribble past players, that's really inappropriate.

"Actually, you can still give it a try. You average nearly three dribbles per game in the Bundesliga."

Bellingham offered his advice as a friend.

Marty just told him some things, such as that he must be careful when playing against Manchester City, and not to make any unnecessary forward runs or pass the ball around carelessly.

to be frank.

Escribé and Martí were indeed too cautious; in their eyes, Manchester City's strength had long exceeded their true level.

As a team that was thrashed by Manchester United last season, it's unconvincing to say that Manchester City is that strong.

Training in progress.

"Go to the middle! Go to the middle!"

Tang Ye stepped on the ball at the left baseline and signaled his teammates to move towards the middle.

ok!

Snapped!
[De Bruyne's cutback cross lv5: Replica (Beyond Form)]

Proficiency: 3401/3500
The ball hit the grass, bounced, and eventually came to Bellingham's feet.

Stop the ball!

After adjusting his position to temporarily get rid of Pogba, Bellingham passed the ball to Sancho.

Smash the door!

The ball went in!
"Nice!"

Tang Ye gave Sang Qiao a thumbs up, then added, "You can go a little faster; this pace isn't enough."

"Isn't it enough?"

Bellingham thought Tang Ye was joking.

"It's alright, but it would be better to go a little faster."

Tang Ye didn't say it explicitly, but subconsciously he felt that this kind of teamwork wouldn't be possible in the Champions League semi-final.

Because the defenders will come up the moment Bellingham stops the ball!
"..."

[De Bruyne's cutback cross lv5: Replica (Beyond Form)]

Proficiency: 3442/3500
……

Proficiency: 3468/3500
"Beep!"

The training is over.

With the help of props, Tang Ye's proficiency in the inverted triangle cross improved very quickly.

However, because he kept emphasizing the rhythm to his teammates, Tang Ye ultimately failed to upgrade his growth template to level 6 before the end of training.

I thought about it carefully when summarizing the meeting.

Thinking back to his chance encounter with Eskeriva in the restroom, Tang Ye could still recall what Mr. Ferran had said.

Ok……

Having made up his mind, Tang Ye stayed after the training ended.

"Hey, Tom!"

Marty noticed that Tang Ye was walking in another direction and shrugged, exclaiming, "The competition is the day after tomorrow, isn't that unnecessary? You're already number one in the world!"

"Just have some fun, you guys go ahead!"

"Come on, I can't say anything more then, good luck Tom!"

Marty gave a thumbs up and said goodbye to Tang Ye, who went straight to the training field, where he alternated between his left and right feet pulling the ball on the grass, which looked very smooth from a distance.

Just as Tang was about to find the right angle, he noticed Reus and Pogba standing to the side.

There's also Bellingham and Haaland, and of course Hummels...

Okay, none of the first-team players have left.

"No... what are you doing?"

Tang Ye expressed his incomprehension.

Reus dribbled the ball over and jogged over, saying, "You're not being loyal!"

"What's wrong with me?"

"You led us to the Bundesliga title, and then you're training here all by yourself? Fuck."

Royce shoved Tang Ye: "We like to win without effort, but we also have our pride!"

"Hahaha!"

"We'll play with you!"

"Hey……"