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Chapter 376 It Can't Be Hidden Anymore (Seeking Monthly Tickets)

Wu Feng doesn't really care what others think.

As long as he is willing to persist, that's fine.

Factory groups in mainland China have already established internal schools.

From nurseries to kindergartens, to primary and secondary schools, and even high schools, everything is available. Moreover, not just one or two schools, but dozens or nearly a hundred schools are established together.

This doesn't even include training schools for auto repair, home appliance repair, and internal night schools that specialize in teaching mechanical repair and maintenance, as well as related technical fields.

The factory group even obtained the qualification to run a private junior college.

There was no other way; at that time, the number of employees in the mainland factory groups had already exceeded 100,000 and was rapidly approaching 150,000.

It was estimated that by the end of 1990, the number of employees in the mainland group would likely exceed 200,000.

What is this concept?
Some small counties don't even have that many people in total.

Moreover, the vast majority of these employees are young and middle-aged.

Many of those who are doing well have already brought their parents and family members to live with them, affecting more than a million people.

There has been a surge in weddings within the factory group recently.

I believe that a large baby boom will occur soon.

In addition, there are brothers, nephews, and other relatives, so the demand from schools is quite high.

Wu Feng has money, so he naturally won't skimp on internal education.

While we may not be the best, the educational standards of the schools established in Shenzhen and other factory areas should at least be in the upper-middle range locally.

The main model of physical education in schools is the talent cultivation model of football in several major football-strong cities in Guangdong Province.

He didn't have any grandiose ideas about saving the national football team; he didn't think he was that great.

I just feel that students should be given more options for development.

The factory group's internal school not only cultivates talent in football, but also provides educational resources and financial investment in other sports such as table tennis, basketball, and volleyball.

Of course, it will take at least four or five years for the factory group's internal school to produce results.

In fact, outsiders had no idea.

The later plot of Wu Feng's "Dominating the Stadium" comic is truly explosive. A comic that can directly connect with reality is bound to cause a sensation.

Using the Hong Kong professional football league as a springboard, and then easily entering a professional league in a European country, is a promising and feasible path.

By this time, professional leagues in various European countries had already ended.

In the Dutch league, however, a minor upset occurred.

The professional team that Jiang Tiansheng bought performed amazingly this season, ultimately achieving second place in the league and qualifying for next season's UEFA Champions League.

Batistuta and Rivaldo have shone brightly, and with their outstanding performances, they have become the hottest new stars in European football.

Jiang Tiansheng undoubtedly reaped the greatest benefits, successfully entering the upper echelons of European football by leveraging the impressive performance of his team.

And they weren't just there for show; they were quite prestigious.

If his Dutch professional teams can maintain stable performances or excel in the UEFA Champions League, they might just rise to the ranks of top teams or even elite clubs in the Eredivisie. At that point, Jiang Tiansheng's status and influence in European football would be completely different.

Putting everything else aside, Chiang Tin-sang had by this time become one of the senior executives of the Hong Kong Football Association, wielding considerable influence.

At the same time, every time he returned to Hong Kong Island, he would receive invitations to banquets and gatherings from those established wealthy families, thus successfully entering the most important circles.

He was surrounded by other Hong Kong tycoons; while they weren't exactly fawning or ingratiating, their respect for him was genuine.

In Hong Kong's elite circles, people are scrambling to break into European high society.

As a result, Jiang Tiansheng, whom they had previously looked down upon, actually achieved his goal by purchasing a Dutch Eredivisie professional football club. How could this not arouse envy and jealousy?
Currently, the world's discourse power is controlled by Europe and the United States.

In various media reports, Europe is portrayed as one of the world's centers.

Such publicity is equally effective for Hong Kong's wealthy, and the effect is quite significant.

Otherwise, why would so many people in Hong Kong flock to receive a knighthood bestowed by the Queen?

Inspired by Chiang Tin-sang's story, many Hong Kong tycoons are eager to follow suit and buy professional football clubs in Europe.

Upon hearing the news, Jiang Tiansheng didn't care at all.

These wealthy individuals who wanted to follow suit had no idea that Wu Feng was largely responsible for the impressive results his Dutch Eredivisie club had achieved.

It's obvious that the footballing forces in England should know the inside story.

There's no other reason than that the Dutch Eredivisie team under Jiang Tiansheng wasn't the only European professional football team that performed well last season.

The English League Two teams managed by Wu Feng also performed quite well.

The midfield partnership of Redondo and Okocha gave England's rough-around-the-edges footballers a real taste of what beautiful football skills are all about.

At this time, the English professional football league was still under suspension by UEFA and was severely out of touch with football on the European continent.

Especially in terms of technological development, it's even more exaggerated.

In short, Fulham under Wu Feng's management were invincible in the English League Two.

It showcases both visually appealing technical football and the fierce and powerful impact of traditional English football.

Securing the League Two title almost seven rounds in advance is the best proof of this.

Moreover, Fulham also dominated the FA Cup and League Cup, showing no fear even against so-called League One teams.

No one expected that Fulham, a team that no one had ever thought highly of, would win both the League Cup and the FA Cup last season.

Whether it was Manchester United, Arsenal, or Liverpool, they all fell to Fulham's powerful attack.

The young Shearer burst onto the scene, already displaying the aura and ability of the future England's top center forward.

Quinn's header amazed the entire English football world. If it weren't for the strict seniority system within the English team, their names would probably have been on the England team for the 1990 World Cup.

Even so, the entire English football world took notice of Fulham and discovered Wu Feng, who had been working behind the scenes.

In particular, when they learned that Redondo, Okocha, Shearer, Quinn, and even head coach Ranieri were all brought in under Wu Feng's leadership, the sheer surprise and shock they felt was unimaginable.

Wu Feng is the core player of the Hong Kong Island team and will also be participating in the upcoming Italian World Cup!

(End of this chapter)