Max-level burst damage at the start, the British Empire arrives!

Allardyce?

Sun Ke never expected that the first person to call him would be "Big Sam" Allardyce.

West Ham United have had a poor season in the Premier League and are already relegated.

Former head coach Grant has been sacked, and Allardyce will lead the team in the Championship next season.

Anyone who has followed the Premier League for a long time knows that Allardyce is a highly influential figure among England's managers.

This man with the deep, resonant voice is a true talent. He single-handedly led the unremarkable Bolton Wanderers to the Premier League and even achieved a remarkable feat of finishing in the top eight for three consecutive seasons.

During his tenure, Bolton's transfer budget never exceeded £700 million per season, making them incredibly stingy.

Allardyce used his influence to sign a number of stars who were past their prime but still had great ability, such as Djorkaeff, Hierro, and Okocha, on free transfers.

In 2016, Allardyce was appointed as the England national team manager.

As a result, this guy only led the team for one game before the English media, posing as a Middle Eastern tycoon, tricked him into revealing the head coach's shady income, leading to his eventual dismissal.

This guy is very influential in England; even Moyes, who is currently in the spotlight at a mid-table team, doesn't have as much influence as him.

Allardyce continued, "Son, I started paying attention to you three weeks ago. That's not early, but it's definitely not too late."

"I was very impressed with your interception ability in midfield, and you will have regular playing time in my team."

"The media always praises Arsène (Wenger) and Alex (Ferguson) for their ability to discover new talent, which is something I've been doing all these years."

"I know many big clubs are interested in you, but at your age, it's very important to be able to play every week."

Allardyce methodically shared his tactical ideas with Sun Ke, and also gave him some advice.

To be honest, without the system in place, Sun Ke might have been tempted to choose a team like West Ham United or Southampton.

At the age of 19, consistent playing time is crucial.

There are too many examples of talented players becoming mediocre at big clubs, and such teams are indeed beneficial for the growth of young players.

However, having a system in place definitely gives you an advantage when you join a big club.

Even if you don't get a chance to play, as long as you train every day, you can improve your skills with points.

Allardyce asked on the phone, "Son, I've said enough. Now I want to hear your thoughts."

Sun Ke: "Mr. Sam, thank you very much for saying this to me."

"But it's too early to make a decision now; I plan to hear my agent's thoughts."

Allardyce: "You're right, but as far as I know, you don't have an agent."

Despite being exposed for her polite words, Sun Ke said without changing her expression, "Yes, sir, I am preparing to find a suitable agent."

Allardyce didn't seem to care about any of that and continued, "Kid, if you want to find an agent, you only need to do one thing: keep your phone accessible!"

"The agent industry has a lot of vampires, a lot of good-for-nothings who just talk big, but there are also some decent guys."

"You need to understand what you want, and then choose an agent."

"Okay, let's stop here for now. If you have any thoughts, feel free to call me anytime. Best of luck."

After hanging up the phone, Sun Ke thought about Allardyce's words and realized that she should indeed find a suitable agent.

Logically speaking, players of this age should all have their own agents.

For some unknown reason, the original owner was unable to find an agent.

That's good too. I'm one of the most promising newcomers in League One now, and sooner or later an agent will come knocking on my door.

Although the season has ended, Sun Ke is still preparing to continue training and earn more points.

Thinking of this, Sun Ke immediately opened the system and added ten attribute points.

After obtaining the system, in order to pass the assessment, I focused on enhancing my immediate combat capabilities.

Drawing player cards and skill cards does have an effect, but it's not a long-term solution.

If I were to actually join a big club and perform poorly in training, the head coach might not even give me a chance to play.

Being a superstar on the field but a complete disaster in training is definitely not good for long-term development.

Therefore, Sun Ke will focus on improving her personal abilities going forward.

When he opened the properties panel, he was taken aback.

Personal attributes:

Shooting 58, ball control 74, dribbling 63, passing 68, long shot 100

Heading 64, Set pieces 60, Explosiveness 66, Speed ​​69, Power 56

Jump 67, Balance 64, Stamina 86, Tackling 64, Tackle 61

Anticipation 100, Off-the-ball movement 62, Creativity 61, Vision 58

After a month, his shooting, ball control, dribbling, passing, and heading attributes all improved.

For the first two weeks after obtaining the system, Sun Ke would check the attribute panel every day.

However, since the attributes remained unchanged, I didn't pay much attention to them.

Although the increase in attributes was not significant, it still gave Sun Ke a huge surprise.

If this were in a game, such a massive improvement in a short period of time would only happen to a genius demon.

High-intensity training, high-intensity competitions, and the experience gained from using trial cards can all contribute to skill development, and may even be complementary results.

It seems that high-intensity training must be continued. Sun Ke is well aware that he is not a god-like figure like Ronaldo who can perform superhumanly in matches without training.

To become a true British star, one must seize every opportunity to improve oneself.

Looking at the ten attribute points at the bottom of the attribute panel, Sun Ke was undecided for a moment.

My biggest weaknesses right now are strength and vision. Should I focus on improving those weaknesses first?

Or you could play the "body-focused" style, maximizing a single physical attribute to dominate the game.

After some thought, Sun Ke rejected the proposal.

Among his physical attributes, only his endurance is outstanding; even if he added 10 points to his explosiveness, speed, strength, jumping ability, and balance, they wouldn't be particularly outstanding.

How about trying a technical approach, focusing on dribbling, and becoming a dribbling master?

That won't work either. Without physical ability as a foundation, focusing solely on technique would be like putting silver in a can—all show and no substance.

After much deliberation, Sun Ke finally decided to allocate all his attribute points to passing.

Regardless of the direction chosen, passing the ball is the most important skill for a midfielder.

No head coach would use a midfielder whose passing ability is inadequate.

Even without outstanding physical abilities, strong passing skills can still secure a place for a player in a high-level league.

For example, Arsenal, over the years, apart from Vieira and Parlour, many of their midfielders have had only average physical abilities, but they still manage to play beautiful football.

Xavi's athleticism was only average, but he was the midfield maestro for both the Spanish national team and Barcelona.

Although Sun Ke's overall abilities still have many shortcomings, adding passing skills is definitely a good thing.

Thinking of this, Sun Ke immediately used his consciousness to select the plus sign on the right side of the passing attribute and added all ten attribute points to passing in one go.

Passing: 68-78!

After completing the attribute point allocation, the rating on the attribute panel immediately changed from "Outstanding Championship Player" to "Leading Figure in the Championship".

Sure enough, the significant improvement in his passing ability led to a change in the evaluation of Sun Ke.

Sun Ke converted his attributes into player attributes in a football manager game, and he now indeed qualified to be the core of a team in the English Championship.

With this in mind, Sun Ke immediately felt confident about the future.

The next step is to train hard and find a reliable agent.

Then join a big club.

Wild growth!