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Chapter 176 It's time to show off the real skills (Please subscribe)

"The two teams are somewhat similar; both have an accurate long pass ability in their own half," Beckenbauer said, watching the game. "Back in our day, nobody could pass the ball that accurately."

That's because the ball was heavier back then.

Pele said.

On rainy days, the globe seems to be made of iron.

If you're not prepared, you could easily get injured if you kick someone in the wrong spot.

"Barcelona are significantly worse than Sampdoria when they don't have the ball," Bobby Charlton stated directly.

Guardiola's later approach was modeled after Cruyff.

Emphasize positioning.

Koeman is a free man, the two center-backs can drift wide, Guardiola is responsible for passing the ball, and the front three form triangles, using passing and running to stretch the opponent's formation.

Laudrup was given more freedom to be creative, while Buckro was responsible for pressing the defenders and committing fouls in the attacking third.

This is a very extreme offensive tactic.

When they don't have possession of the ball, Barcelona's level is a notch below when they do.

The same thing wouldn't happen with Sampdoria, because Sampdoria is a team with a standard Italian defensive system.

Ferguson later famously said that offense wins games, defense wins championships.

This statement even holds true in many sports.

Guardiola had barely received the ball near the center circle when the entire Sampdoria team quickly returned to their positions.

After a brief period of confusion at the beginning, the Haier Brothers unleashed even greater energy.

"My $3!!!"

Mancini charged toward Laudrup and slid in with a scream, startling Laudrup.

Laudrup quickly flicked the ball with his right foot, turned on the spot, and avoided Mancini's kick.

Vialli was running forward, and Dossena immediately went up to press Laudrup.

Sampdoria players have plenty of experience in pressuring their opponents.

Even with his solid defensive abilities, Dossena wasn't in a hurry; instead, he waited for Mancini to come on.

Seeing this, Guardiola quickly went up to receive the pass, and Laudrup passed it back to Guardiola.

Vialli rushed forward at that moment.

Seeing that Guardiola did not pass the ball, he still rushed towards Koeman, holding off Barcelona's defensive line.

Barcelona's ability to spread out their players definitely gives them a greater advantage in passing and allows them to make full use of space.

However, Guardiola discovered that Sampdoria's players were very disciplined, whether chasing the ball or chasing players.

It may seem like they're running around aimlessly, but players who are outmaneuvered rarely chase after the ball; instead, they pass it to their teammates.

Is this some kind of progressively escalating coercion?
Guardiola sensed that the defense on Lu Deyang's side was weaker, so he decisively passed the ball to Oserio. Oserio didn't dare to start running immediately and instead turned around to pass to his teammate before running forward himself.

Ferrer, who had the ball, flicked it near the sideline, and Vialli prepared to press him.

"Go back and keep a close eye on Koeman!"

Lu Deyang shouted directly.

Vialli immediately stopped in his tracks.

The linchpin and key figure of this Barcelona team is Koeman, who plays as a free agent.

The two center-backs on the flanks don't have that much dribbling and passing ability, so they have to pass the ball to Koeman to come out. Once you understand this, you'll know what to do.

Ferrer had no choice but to dribble forward himself, and judging from his constant aiming at the middle, he wasn't confident he could get past Lu Guowang.

The cards I drew have mediocre defensive capabilities.

But the opponent doesn't know that.

Damn, Lu Deyang pretends to be Baresi in every game.

So what if I get passed by? It's no big deal.

Ferrer dared not move forward when he was more than three meters away from the center line.

The main problem is that Lu Deyang's aura is too intimidating. He's gesturing and directing from the wing. If you didn't know better, you'd think it was Sampdoria's defensive line pushing up. Who the hell has ever seen a winger directing the defense?

Buckro dropped back to receive the pass, and Ferrer quickly passed the ball to Buckro.

Lu Deyang rushed directly to Ferrer's side.

The player with the ball handed it over to his good friend.

Laudrup kept reaching for the ball on the left wing, but Bakro's passing lanes were tightly blocked; Sampdoria's tactical discipline was outstanding.

Other teams have tried to cut off Sampdoria players from passing to Ludjohnsen but have failed. However, when Sampdoria tries to cut off opponents' passes to their key players, they are very accurate.

The moment Stoichkov dropped back, Bakroma immediately played a through ball, and Wiljoward quickly pressed forward and blocked his position. Materazzi easily held off Salinas, allowing Pagliuca to get the ball inside the penalty area.

"Well done, Marco!"

Pagliuca, who had the ball, gave a thumbs-up and shouted before throwing the ball to Lanna.

Almost instantly, the Barcelona players pressed towards Lu Deyang's side.

Lanna decisively passed the ball to Redondo, who dribbled it and slowly observed the situation, since the opponents didn't press him.

Dossena charged forward quickly, and Juan Carlos hurriedly ran back with him. With Michel Laudrup on his side, his defensive duties were more demanding.

With Vialli and Mancini also making forward runs, the defensive pressure around Lu Deyang was significantly reduced.

Even after Bakro left, Guardiola remained by Lu Deyang's side.

"Hey buddy, wanna go to Manchester?"

Lu Deyang asked in Spanish.

Guardiola was stunned for a moment, and at that moment Lu Deyang started his run, with Redondo's long pass going straight from the middle to the edge of the penalty area.

Vialli flicked the ball on with his back to goal, and it rolled towards the left side of the penalty area.

When Mancini saw Lu Deyang rushing forward, he simply stayed put and waited for the pass.

Ferrer carefully shifted his weight, while also trying to prevent Lu Deyang from making a back pass in a triangular fashion.

boom--

At this moment, Lu Deyang raised his right foot and flicked the ball upwards from below, sending it in a beautiful parabola. Zubizarreta, who was close by, was stunned. The ball fell too late and too fast, and he had no chance. Garcia, who rushed to the goal line, jumped to stop it but failed to touch it. The ball grazed the right side netting and fell into the goal.

boom--

"Deyang!!! ...

Wembley instantly transformed into a sea of ​​joy.

"Goal!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"

Commentators all over the world are shouting the same word.

Rossi was so excited in the live broadcast room that he was raising his arms and shouting wildly, even happier than when he scored the goal himself.

Before Lu Deyang could even celebrate his goal, he was overwhelmed by the excitement of his teammates.

"Dejan Goal!"

"A signature Dejan goal, a beautiful zero-degree angle."

"After a brief period of probing with Barcelona, ​​Dejan finally chose to score. His silence for the first ten minutes or so was not because he was ineffective, but rather to give Cruyff some face, as Cruyff often praises Dejan in the newspapers."

"This goal gave the goalkeeper absolutely no chance to make a save. From the moment he started, Dejan judged where the ball would go. He sprinted 30 meters around Guardiola, rushed into the penalty area, and outmaneuvered Ferrer and Zubizarreta before sending the ball into the goal."

"Some fans who have just turned on the TV might be wondering if a goal has been scored. I want to say that it's already over."

"The Sampdoria that needs revenge is not the same team as this one. Dejan's Sampdoria is Genoa's invincible warship that conquered the football world!!!"

crazy.

The Sampdoria players have all gone crazy.

They weren't this frenzied even when they won the Champions Cup and the Cup Winners' Cup last time.

Pagliuca then performed a handspring in the penalty area, sending a surge of excitement through Buffon in the stands.

Yes, yes, yes, yes!
If you keep doing this, you'll get hurt sooner or later.

Buffon feels that his call-up to the first team is not far off.

After regaining his footing, Paliuka began wildly swinging his arms.

He couldn't help but look at Cruyff in front of the coaching bench. Barcelona's starting lineup had been completely changed. Apart from Salinas and Zubizarreta, none of the other nine players in today's starting lineup had played in that Cup Winners' Cup match.

He waited three years for an opportunity.

He wasn't trying to prove how great he was, but rather to prove that what was lost must be taken back by his own hands.

……

People's joys and sorrows are not shared. Watching Lu Deyang being surrounded by his teammates and walking back, Guardiola could only think, "How could this person be so wicked?"

They asked him if he wanted to go to Manchester, and while he was distracted, they started the car, making him a laughingstock worldwide.

Damn it, he'd rather starve to death or beg for food than go to Manchester!

Who would like Britain?

Even if he leaves Catalonia in the future, he will only play football in Italy, where the climate is Mediterranean.

What are you going to do in the UK?

Should we kick the ball into the sky and run around with them?
"Don't mind Pep."

Buckro advised, "Even Maldini couldn't stop him; many people have suffered at his hands over the past three seasons."

“That guy looks about the same size as Pep,” Oserio said.

Guardiola: ...

Thank you, your comfort was very helpful.

We were all born in 71, but this guy has already won 13 championships in three years and is moving toward his 14th.

He was also complacent about helping the team retain their La Liga title.

When Guardiola thought about the scores of Sampdoria's two matches against Real Madrid, he felt that winning La Liga was not such a big deal.

"Okay, I'm fine."

Guardiola said.

If his teammates persuade him a few more times, his confidence will probably disappear.

When both teams returned to the center circle, the situation was completely different.

Boskov has returned to the coach's bench.

Counter-attacking is Sampdoria's forte.

At this time, it's important to demonstrate the demeanor of a renowned coach, remaining calm and composed no matter what happens on the field.

Barcelona gets the ball and passes it to Laudrup, and Redondo goes up to defend and stretches out his leg.

Laudrup dribbled past Redondo with a croquet ball, and Dossena immediately rushed up and squeezed Laudrup to the sideline.

Laudrup made a sudden stop to get past Dossena as he dribbled forward, but Redondo had already returned.

The Barcelona midfielder, somewhat reluctantly, passed the ball to a teammate and then made another forward run.

Mannini made a decisive tackle, giving Salinas no chance to cooperate with him. Unable to pass the ball out, Salinas chose to pass it across to Stoichkov.

Stoichkov also displayed exquisite footwork, feinting Materazzi to block before creating an angle for a long-range shot, which Pagliuca cleverly deflected out of bounds.

"Barcelona's corner kick, at this moment I think Barcelona should think more carefully about what will happen if they miss the corner kick." Rossi reminded, "Sampdoria is a team that has the ability to move from one penalty area to another in a few seconds. No team on earth can match Sampdoria's counter-attacking speed."

"Yes, Barcelona should have taken a tactical free kick."

"Probably."

Barcelona's height disadvantage has existed since the Dream Team era.

Several Spanish players, including Bakro and Eusebio, are all just over 1.7 meters tall. This height makes them very agile in midfield, but they won't have any aerial advantage in the penalty area.

Sure enough, Guardiola took a run-up and passed the ball to Buckro, who then passed it back to Guardiola.

Lanna's acceleration was astonishing, leaving Guardiola, who had intended to make adjustments, no time to observe and forcing him to lob the ball into the penalty area.

"Back to defense!!!"

Cruyff was completely devastated.

The moment Guardiola passed the ball, Lu Deyang and Mancini darted out.

They really trusted their teammates.

Materazzi did not disappoint Lu Deyang's trust, heading the ball away with a powerful header that overpowered two Barcelona players.

Parry had just received the ball when Laudrup pulled him back. Unable to keep his balance, Parry quickly flicked the ball to Mannini, who, seeing Redondo rushing forward, immediately made a diagonal pass.

Both teams' players were sprinting towards Barcelona's half. Without thinking, Bakro grabbed Redondo from behind and threw him to the side, trying to interrupt Sampdo's counterattack.

Even as he fell to the ground, Redondo still managed to chip the ball away.

Center circle!

Mancini spotted the ball's trajectory and headed it towards the right wing.

a bit far.

Fans in the nearby stands felt disappointed, as the ball was difficult to handle after bouncing, and once they adjusted, they would be entangled by the opponent.

boom--

But at that moment, Lu Deyang stretched out his right foot, twisted his body, and volleyed the ball into the air, passing it from Fernando Garcia's sideline to the center with a shooting motion.

"pretty!!!"

Do not go offside.

Mancini received the ball, accelerated forward, and flicked it forward, perfectly avoiding Coman's sliding tackle and creating a one-on-one opportunity.

Zubizarreta rushed to the edge of the penalty area to wait; he couldn't count on his teammates, so he had to rely on himself.

Ferrer was quick to catch up and had already rushed past Mancini on the sideline when Mancini reached the edge of the penalty area. At that moment, Mancini immediately flicked the ball over Zubizarreta's head, and it bounced and hopped into the goal.

"what!!!!!"

Mancini quickly took off his shirt and ran wildly at Wembley, waving his jersey as he ran.

The atmosphere at Wembley was completely ignited, as if the humidity in London had evaporated instantly, and the atmosphere in the entire stadium became much hotter.

"I told you!"

"I already said it!" "I already said it!"

Rossi exclaimed excitedly, "I warned you, Sampdoria's counter-attack speed is the best in the world, and Barcelona still suffered in this aspect. Mancini's header in midfield wasn't good, but it didn't faze Dejan at all. The worse the teammates' passes, the more opportunities Dejan had to perform. He would save the ball and pass it to his teammates in ways we couldn't even imagine."

"Pelé and Beckenbauer in the stands were stunned. Perhaps they didn't expect that the ball could be saved. Strength, speed, balance, flexibility—Dejan might be the ultimate form of humanity. Next time I see him, I must check if there are any switches on his neck. When someone performs too perfectly, it becomes unbelievable to me. Only by proving that Dejan is a robot from a movie can I convince myself that Paul Rossi is not bad at all. This is not something a human can do!"

The princess and Henry in the stands gave each other a high five in celebration, the mother and son even more excited than the most fervent Sampdoria fans.

In the future, when people on Tieba try to use celebrity fans to prove their team's excellence, this will be an insurmountable obstacle for them, unless Bayern fans can prove that the mustachioed player is a supporter of the Bavarian giants.

Otherwise, there wouldn't be any bigger-name fans.

Lu Deyang turned and walked back, giving Materazzi a thumbs-up from afar and shouting, "Well done!"

Verjoward also slapped Materazzi on the back.

Several old guys expressed their opinions.

If Materazzi weren't so tall, they might have deliberately taken advantage and given him a head pat.

Materazzi chuckled.

The honors he achieved in Sampdoria were something his father and his father's other son combined could never achieve in their lifetime.

Sometimes he's truly grateful to his past self.

I am especially grateful to Lu Deyang.

One opportunity can change a person's life.

Materazzi doesn't think he's that good, but he believes that by playing alongside excellent players, he'll eventually become a key player for the Italian national team, even against very strong opponents.

Cruyff stood on the sidelines, trying hard to control the expression on his face.

He could only console himself that Lu Deyang had good taste, and invited him several times.

The on-site inspection now proves that this was an excellent decision.

The bad news is that they have no intention of transferring; they were just opponents today.

Oh shit.

He saved the ball right in front of him; you can imagine how heartbroken he was.

If Lu Deyang had made even one more move to stop and adjust the ball, Garcia would have had a chance to clear the ball, or if he couldn't clear it, he would have committed a foul, and there would have been no chance of conceding another goal.

This is the difference between top players and ordinary players.

At the most crucial moment, not a moment will be wasted.

Hey.

Cruyff sighed inwardly.

I knew I probably couldn't win this game.

The opponent is leading by two goals, making a comeback very difficult.

However, he still applauded the players on the field and said, "No problem, there's still a long game ahead. If we play according to our tactics, we'll definitely find an opportunity."

Barcelona has two Ballon d'Or level players on the field.

Who knows, maybe a brilliant idea will suddenly appear?

The reason why superstars are superstars is that they can change the course of a game with their personal abilities at crucial moments.

Cruyff was more eager for the club's first Champions League title than anyone else on the field.

He took over Barcelona when the club was heavily indebted and plagued by internal strife, and gradually brought the team back on track. He poured so much of his heart and soul into the process.

If it weren't for the name Johan Cruyff, neither Koeman, Laudrup, nor Stoichkov would have chosen Barcelona.

……

"John is in trouble."

Beckenbauer joked.

"Dejan's performance today was mediocre."

Pelé scoffed and said, "He should have used a more elegant way to get past his opponent and put the ball into the goal."

Several football legends couldn't help but laugh.

Even Best thought Lu Deyang's zero-degree angle was beautiful, but Bailey was still not satisfied.

This Brazilian football legend always wanted Lu Deyang to dribble past his opponents repeatedly on the field.

But there aren't that many dribbling skills in football.

Both opportunities were fleeting, but Lu Deyang seized them and created goals.

You can't expect someone to be confident of shooting in the penalty area, then dribble past several players, pull the ball back, dribble past another player, and finally put the ball into the goal.

That's somewhat disrespectful.

George Best has no doubt that Lu Deyang can do it; even if he retires, he can easily beat a goalkeeper now.

But Lu Deyang is not that kind of person.

Lu Deyang may appear flamboyant, but he has never insulted his opponents.

Is there anything wrong with celebrating after scoring a goal?
Even Charlton didn't know that he would watch every single one of Lu Deyang's games at home.

Looking at that all-powerful number seven, I always think of myself when I was a spirited 20-year-old.

This time, Laudrup dribbled the ball and charged forward forcefully.

Redondo, who was prepared, immediately extended his leg to feint Laudrup's dribble past him.

The moment Laudrup flicked the ball, Redondo quickly adjusted his center of gravity and poked it directly behind Laudrup.

Laudrup tried to win the ball back but was blocked by Redondo. Laudrup tore at the back of Redondo's jersey, and Redondo took two steps but couldn't get rid of him.

beep—

The German referee walked over and said, "Watch your movements, you're not a defensive player."

Redondo gave Laudrup a disdainful look.

Even when he's on defense, he won't pull on the opponent's jersey.

Before the game started, Pezzotti repeatedly emphasized that this was a player as talented as Maradona.

The gap between this guy's skill level and Maradona's is greater than the gap between Maradona and Dejan!

“Redondo’s jersey was torn, so he was forced to go to the sidelines to change. At that point, Sampdoria only had ten players, so they decided to hold back in their own half until Redondo changed his jersey and returned to the field,” Rossi said.

Parry took the kick, and Dossena quickly passed the ball back to Parry.

With one less player in midfield, Vialli and Mancini had dropped back considerably.

Barcelona clearly recognized the opportunity and began a relentless high press. Dutch teams are known for their pressing ability, and although Barcelona is not a Dutch team, they are just as good as Dutch teams.

All of these ideas originated from Cruyff's combination of Michels's approach.

Parry felt the pressure and had no choice but to turn around and pass the ball back.

Lanna changed his mind just as he was about to start, slightly adjusting his left foot and swinging it out.

Both Bakro and Oserio were on guard, but Lu Deyang's burst of speed was too strong, instantly leaving the two behind. The two could only grit their teeth and run back.

Just then, Lu Deyang suddenly turned around, ran back two steps, and easily stopped the ball at his feet.

Laughter erupted at Wembley Stadium.

Even without the ball, Lu Deyang can easily outmaneuver his opponents.

José Baclo and Eusebio were like comedic actors in a silent film, serving as the perfect backdrop.

Hilton, sitting in the lower stands, waved his hand and shouted, "Well done, Dejan, go up there and teach them a lesson!"

Lu Deyang, with his back to the sideline, couldn't help but find it amusing.

This former England goalkeeper seems to be a big fan of the King of Land.

Lu Deyang originally wanted to play the role of Denilson, since the team's defense was much weaker without his good friend Redondo, and if they couldn't organize the attack and score, they would be vulnerable to counterattacks.

However, with such enthusiastic fans, Lu Qiuwang (a nickname for a player) couldn't let them down.

Lanna had come up to receive the pass, but Lu Deyang showed no intention of passing it.

Unable to resist, Eusebio stretched out his foot.

click -

Lu Deyang pulled the ball with the toe of his right foot, flicking it directly past his left foot. Without adjusting his footwork, he simply switched to his supporting foot, flicking the ball forward with his left foot. The ball rolled quickly between Eusebio and Bakro.

Oserio missed his kick, and Barcelo followed Lu Deyang towards the center.

The Barcelona midfielder knew he had no advantage in physical duels, so he kept reaching out and pulling on Lu Deyang's arm to prevent him from getting going.

The referee made no indication, which immediately sparked a burst of angry shouts from the nearby stands.

"Damn it, blow the whistle!"

Why can't you blow the whistle?

"Germans have the least sportsmanship..."

The referee's expression was quite interesting, but he still managed to refrain from picking up the whistle.

Since possession of the ball hasn't changed, he can't very well interrupt the game.

Snapped--

Lu Deyang shrugged his shoulders, finally getting rid of the opponent's right instep, and immediately passed the ball forward.

The ball found Mancini between Buckro and Guardiola.

Ferrer immediately tried to pull Mancini away from behind, but he was wrong. Mancini had no intention of entering the penalty area himself and passed the ball back to the center the moment he fell.

Click,
Still without stopping the ball, I flicked it forward with the inside of my left foot.

This disappointed Guardiola, who was preparing to intercept the ball, so he quickly adjusted and continued chasing.

At this moment, he couldn't help but complain in his heart that Lu Deyang's ball control was really absurd.

No matter what kind of pass it is, you can handle it directly without adjusting, and you don't even need to stop the ball.

Even in Spain, a country known for its talented players, I've never seen such a terrifying player.

Fortunately, the ball wasn't rolling too fast, and Guardiola took the opportunity to circle around behind Lu Deyang to the other side, preparing to coordinate a play with Koeman.

Snapped--

Lu Deyang pulled back with his right foot, flicking the ball to the tip of his left foot. The ball bounced off his foot and rolled past Coman's right side, while Lu Deyang himself quickly sprinted past Coman's left side.

Damn!

Fernando Garcia and Ferrer had abandoned their defenders and rushed towards Lu Deyang from the left and right. Garcia simply slid in and tackled him, no longer caring about potentially conceding a penalty.

But Lu Deyang was still a step ahead, and managed to dribble the ball behind him first.

With a crisp sound, the ball rolled directly under Zubizarreta's arm and into the goal.

Lu Deyang didn't have time to dodge and was knocked down by Ferrer from the side.

"Team……"

Pezzotti had barely uttered a single syllable when he saw a figure rush from the coaching bench onto the field.

"Stop him!!!!!!!!!"

Pezzotti shouted in a panic, "Stop Vujadin! Roberto! Stop him!!!"

Mancini, who was just about to go up and cause trouble, turned around instinctively when he heard the assistant coach's shout and saw his head coach charging towards the spot of the foul like an angry rhinoceros.

Although he didn't know what was going on, he still felt it was better to stop the coach.

He knew Pezzotti well; such a good-natured man in such a panic was definitely going to cause a big problem.

Mancini hugged Boskov tightly, but he almost broke free in the next second. Vialli quickly came over to help and pulled the coach back, saying, "Boss, Dejan is up now, don't worry."

Boskov looked into the penalty area and then noticed that Lu Deyang had already gotten up.

His intimidating aura vanished, and he forced an awkward smile as he said to the referee, "I'm just a part-time team doctor, do you believe me?"

The German referee smiled and nodded, then raised the red card high.

The coach rushed onto the field; that's outrageous.

Moreover, judging from his movements, he was preparing to attack his opponent.

Fortunately, he was pulled back by Sampdoria players; otherwise, at his age, if he had been beaten by Barcelona players, his refereeing career might have been over today.

Pezzotti breathed a sigh of relief.

Oh shit.

After the season ends, it's time to take a good vacation and relax.

Being an assistant coach not only risks being accidentally injured, but also has to worry about the head coach killing the opponent.

Whose head coach is so physically imposing?
He always felt that Boskov had chosen the wrong profession; if he had gone into boxing, he might have been more famous than Ali.

"Dejan scored an unparalleled goal, and then he was brought down by the opponent. Sampdoria coach Boskov rushed onto the field out of concern for Dejan and received a red card. However, with a three-goal lead, there shouldn't be any surprises. The probability of Barcelona winning today's game is as high as the probability of me winning next year's Ballon d'Or."

Rossi said with a smile.

The fans watching on TV also laughed.

Since retiring, Rossi has become increasingly fond of mockery, but when he mocks foreign teams instead of his own team, it does sound quite entertaining!

Totti, watching on television, was dumbfounded.

Even though he was just watching the live broadcast on TV, he was still deeply moved when the replay came on.

Previously, Lu Deyang's movements were too fast and the image was not clear enough, but now the playback is a close-up.

So handsome!
He dribbled the ball behind his foot to dodge the opponent, and after a one-two with his teammate, he used his own foot as a wall to flick the ball onto his own foot, causing it to bounce behind the opponent.

The young Francesco Totti never imagined such a move would happen on the pitch.

Putting aside whether his skills are up to par, his imagination alone doesn't support him making such a move.

genius!

No matter how many times Totti marvels at it, he will always be amazed by Ludjohnsen's talent.

Neither he, the rising star of Rome, nor Giannini, the current prince of Rome, are enough to make him a worthy opponent for Lu Deyang.

too strong!
In Totti's meager vocabulary.

Besides using profanity to express his feelings, these were the only adjectives he could think of.

At this moment, the broadcast camera focused on the stands, where several football legends, including Pelé, were also gaping, unable to close their mouths for a long time...

(End of this chapter)