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

In a luxury villa in London.

"Hi, Mr. Arsène, good afternoon!"

"Yes, I am Sun Ke's agent now."

"I've spoken with Sun Ke, and we both believe that Arsenal is the best club for him."

"He admires you greatly and said you are the only indispensable person for Arsenal."

"Yes, the kid likes Arsenal, but that doesn't mean he'll go to Arsenal."

"Six clubs have already contacted me, and Tottenham have said they will match any offer from Arsenal."

"Yes, you have never been generous enough in the transfer market, which is the biggest difficulty in transferring players."

"You'll try your best? Great, that's a good start."

"If you want to get Sun Ke, you should work on her personal treatment."

"Jack (Wilshere) signed a new contract and he'll be earning £50,000 a week. I don't think Sun Ke is any less capable than him."

"What? You think Son Ke has no Premier League experience?"

"Sir, the most ridiculous thing in the world is that the player you scouted becomes successful, but that player doesn't play for Arsenal."

"Your concern is the team's salary structure; I just want to know how much you can offer. I don't want to waste each other's time!"

"You're only willing to offer £20,000 a week? West Ham United can offer that price too, and they even guarantee Son Heung-min playing time! Tottenham can offer £30,000, so why should we choose Arsenal?"

Will Son Heung-min achieve greater development at Arsenal? That's not necessarily true!

"You must guarantee Sun Ke opportunities in the contract. My client requires 20 appearances, with 10 of them being starts!"

"If my client makes forty appearances, his weekly wage should rise to fifty thousand; that's our bottom line!"

"Excuse me, Everton called. I'll stop here for now."

Have a good time!

After hanging up the phone, Barnett immediately called the media outlets he was familiar with.

The next day, the transfer section of "442" published a news article.

Arsenal and Sun Ke have reached an agreement on personal terms; the Chinese-born talent is about to join the Premier League.

Upon seeing this news, other clubs immediately became restless.

Everton quickly submitted a £300 million offer for Sun Ke, while Leyton Orient stated that they would consider all offers before making a decision.

Upon seeing the offer, Barnett smiled with satisfaction.

This is a good start.

Don't underestimate this mere £300 million. The transfer market in 2011 was not like it would be twelve years later; this price was not cheap.

That year, any transfer involving tens of millions of pounds was big news, while many veterans who had played in the Premier League for many years only received transfer fees of a few million pounds.

Twelve years later, a second-rate player would easily fetch £3000 million, while a first-rate player would not even be eligible to be discussed without £5000 million.

In 2011, only Messi and Ronaldo were valued at over 100 million euros, while the value of other players plummeted.

Barnett was able to become a top agent two years later thanks to Bale's transfer fee of over 100 million euros because the price was so shocking.

Although there were no explosive transfers in this season's transfer market, the summer transfer window completely changed the landscape of the Premier League.

Manchester City's big-spending football continues to wreak havoc in the Premier League, with £3800 million spent on signing Sergio Aguero from Atletico Madrid, £2400 million on signing Samir Nasri, Arsenal's star player from last season, and £700 million on signing Clichy, Arsenal's starting left-back.

Through their transfer market activities this season, they have made up for their squad weaknesses and, for the first time in history, have the strength to challenge for the Premier League title.

Faced with Manchester City's exorbitant salaries, Nasri and Clichy chose not to renew their contracts with only one year remaining, leaving Wenger with no choice but to sell them to Manchester City at a low price.

Lured by the high salaries offered, players who have their eyes on Manchester City will almost always come forward to pressure the club.

Aguero's transfer was a turning point for Manchester City. After the transfer, many top players joined the club, turning the team, which was once ridiculed throughout England, into the most successful club in the Premier League over the next decade.

This season's transfer market has dealt a heavy blow to Arsenal, as they lost Fabregas, Nasri, Clichy and Eboue, thus entering an era of relentless pursuit of top four signings.

That year, Liverpool's legend joined Liverpool from Sunderland for £1600 million, 18-year-old Lukaku joined Chelsea for £2000 million, and Tottenham withstood Real Madrid's offensive and retained their midfield maestro Modric.

After losing key players, the shrewd Wenger brought in the future "Tarta" Arteta from Everton for £1000 million, Gervinho, who was physically strong but lacked intelligence, for £1000 million, Chamberlain, who had not yet proven himself in the first team, from Southampton, and Jenkinson, who was a key player in Charlton's promotion, for £100 million.

In recent years, Arsenal has lost important players every year, and Wenger has been struggling to keep the club afloat, using transfer profits to pay off the club's debts.

Time flew by and it was already mid-June.

Everton's four signings were all on loan. Moyes has always been frugal, and his only goal this summer was to bring in Sun Ke.

With July approaching, teams are accelerating their transfer pace.

Arsenal have offered £450 for Son Heung-min, but Wenger is still being very frugal.

Surprisingly, Southampton, who had been observing the situation, offered £500 million.

This team has personally experienced Sun Ke's strength, which is why they dare to challenge Arsenal.

At this point, the stingy Wenger offered £510 million, which immediately drew ridicule from the media.

The professor also made an even more outrageous move in transfer history, offering £4000 million plus £1 for Suarez, which thoroughly enraged Liverpool.

This also reflects Arsenal's serious financial problems. If they change managers, Arsenal may not be able to maintain their status as a Premier League powerhouse.

As if to slap Arsenal in the face, Tottenham unexpectedly offered £600 million.

Harry Kane was loaned to Leyton Orient for the second half of the season, and Tottenham scouts provided the club with match reports on the player after each game.

At the strong recommendation of their scouts, Tottenham are preparing to humiliate Arsenal at a crucial moment.

The £600 million price tag set a record for Leyton Orient's player sale, and the club immediately agreed to the transfer.

With this offer, all clubs except Arsenal withdrew from the race.

After all, Chelsea only spent £500 million to acquire Courtois, a price that exceeded the expectations of many clubs.

Sun Ke was dumbfounded by the result; he never expected things to develop in this way.

He was certain that Tottenham was not his ideal team; with Modric, Van der Vaart, Parker, Sandro, and Livermore on the team, he was the sixth choice in midfield.

Tottenham has a history of poaching players Arsenal wanted and then benching them.

The experienced Barnett smiled and said, "We don't need to rush to reject Tottenham. We can start talking and then see how Arsenal reacts."

Sun Ke nodded. Although this was the first time he had experienced such a moment in his two lifetimes, he still understood the principle of hoarding rare goods.

Sure enough, while Barnett was at Tottenham to discuss Sun Ke's personal terms, Wenger paced back and forth in his office in a fit of anger.

"They're not short of midfielders at all, so why would they impulsively buy a player we've got our eye on?"

"They don't want us to get the players they want, and I will not let them succeed!"

As two fierce rivals in North London, Arsenal and Tottenham have always been utterly antagonistic, each wishing the other would disappear from the world.

Upon returning from the negotiations, Barnett's first action was to leak the details of the talks to the media.

The following day, Arsenal submitted a final offer of £700 million to Leyton Orient.

In an interview, Wenger stated, "This is our final offer. Regardless of whether Tottenham increases their offer or Leyton Orient agrees, this is the last offer!"

The professor rarely takes a stand in the transfer market; this offer not only expresses his sincerity but also demonstrates his attitude.

Leyton Orient immediately accepted Arsenal's offer, but they didn't dare to refuse Tottenham, since the latter could easily offer a young player capable of contributing 10 goals for free.

Leyton Orient's total annual expenses are only around £300 million, so being able to latch onto Tottenham's coattails is naturally a huge advantage.

The battle between Arsenal and Tottenham for Son Ke has turned this transfer, which is neither particularly expensive nor well-known, into a focus of attention across Europe.

Almost all of Europe was curious about who Sun Ke really was.

Finally, after a two-hour tug-of-war, Barnett, who had just left the Kearney training ground, triumphantly dialed Sun Ke's cell phone.

"Sun Ke, the negotiations are done!"

"Arsena is a tough guy, but I'm not going to give up easily!"

"This contract is for four years, with a weekly salary of £30,000 and a signing bonus of £600,000!"

"Arsenal promises you twenty appearances this season, ten of which will be starts!"

"If you make 50 appearances for Arsenal, your weekly wage will rise to £60,000!"

"If there are no problems, you can have a medical examination tomorrow and then sign the contract."

Upon hearing the contents of the contract, Sun Ke was also extremely surprised.

There is no doubt that this contract is a bad deal for a young player who has not yet proven himself in the Premier League.

It's definitely a lucrative contract.

He laughed and said, "Well done, Jonathan!"

"You tell Arsenal, I'll go for a medical tomorrow morning."