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

With the conclusion of the Champions League final, Arsenal emerged as the biggest winner of the 2013-2014 season.

Arsenal dominated the season from the start, winning the Community Shield, the European Super Cup, and the Club World Cup, achieving a sextuple across seasons.

The club went even further this season, remaining unbeaten in all competitions throughout the season. This was unprecedented in European football and is unlikely to be repeated.

Arsenal left behind many unforgettable classic matches this season.

In the European Super Cup, he used basic attacks to defeat Mourinho's Chelsea.

They ruthlessly crushed the formidable Bayern Munich in the Champions League Round of 16.

In the Champions League quarter-finals, they used physical combat to defeat the seemingly unstoppable Atletico Madrid, who relied on sheer physicality.

In the Champions League semi-final, they used an attacking style to break through Real Madrid, who had been emphasizing attacking play all season.

The most classic example is their three victories against Manchester United at the end of the season, which made them the undisputed champions of Europe.

In UEFA's Champions League Team of the Year selection, six players were selected: Sun Ke, Suarez, Song, Gundogan, Silva, and Szczesny.

He made 36 league appearances, scoring 49 goals and providing 26 assists.

He made 11 appearances in the Champions League, scoring 21 goals and providing 10 assists.

He made 10 appearances in various cup competitions, scoring 15 goals and providing 8 assists.

He made 8 appearances for England, scoring 15 goals and providing 8 assists.

Having played as an attacking midfielder for more than half the time, Sun Ke set a record of 1.55 goals per game.

After the season ended, media outlets from various countries unanimously believed that Sun Yu would retain his title as FIFA World Player of the Year.

Although the World Cup has not yet started, everyone agrees that there will be no competition for the FIFA World Player of the Year award if either Messi or Ronaldo wins the World Cup.

Even though the Spanish team won the 2010 World Cup, Spanish players could only get second and third place in the FIFA World Player of the Year award.

There are carts ahead and tracks behind.

Since we did it this way last year, let's do it the same way this year.

Barcelona has a treble, but isn't Arsenal's unbeaten season plus quadruple title significant?

Or is Sun Ke's 101 goals not explosive enough?

But no matter what people say, this season's story has become a page in football history.

After this season ended, the English media unanimously agreed that the next three World Cups in the next eight years would be the best time to "bring football home".

If having a star player like Sun Ke, who is in a class of his own, still doesn't guarantee a championship, then I really don't know if football can ever find its home again.

The day after the Champions League ended, England announced its 28-man training squad.

The players will train together for six days, during which they will play a friendly match against the Peruvian team. Then, on the first day of June, the roster will be reduced to twenty-three players.

On June 8, the England team will fly to Brazil.

The World Cup will kick off on June 13, while England's first group stage match will begin on June 15.

England had only 21 days to prepare from the start of their first match to the start of their own. Other top teams in the world had similar preparation periods.

This is the true cycle of professional football preparation for major tournaments, unlike some pseudo-professional national teams that assemble two months in advance to prepare for the Asian Cup.

First, we'll have ten days of military-style training, and then for the next month, the most important training session every day will be the 10,000-meter run.

There are also some organizations posing as professional football institutions that have completely disrupted the league schedule and canceled promotion and relegation for the World Cup qualifiers.

They're making such a big deal out of it, but it's still just about paying money to play in the World Cup.

Zhang Enhua only needed to play once in the World Cup to get an English work permit, but the national team couldn't even spare him a single minute of playing time.

That's truly ruining someone's future.

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The World Cup schedule is absolutely cruel to Sun Ke and dozens of other players.

Because the England team's regrouping time is the day after the Champions League final.

There was no other way; time was tight and the task was heavy.

Under these circumstances, Hodgson gave Sun Ke, Walcott, Rooney and Phil Jones a three-day holiday.

In any case, under these circumstances, even if they joined the England team, they wouldn't be able to train.

These four players were all starters in the Champions League final and are considered by the England coaching staff to be the cream of the England team.

If any of these players get injured, it will cast a shadow over England's World Cup prospects.

Sun Ke, in particular, is now being treated like royalty by the coaching staff, who are constantly showering him with praise and encouragement.

If Sun Ke's health were to deteriorate, it would be a major earthquake in the hearts of all English people.

It's gotten to this point.

There's no way around it, Sun Ke is just too important to the England team.

For the next three days, Sun Yu slept at home until noon on the first day, and then invited a therapist from the club to come to his home for a massage in the afternoon.

Don't overthink it, just have a proper massage.

The club's physiotherapy room is professional, with incredibly strong hands.

The next day, Sun Ke continued his physical therapy in the morning and went swimming at his own villa in the afternoon.

On the third day, Mr. Sun invited relatives and friends to gather at his home.

This reminded Sun Ke of the scene in her previous life when she was admitted to university and her parents booked a restaurant with ten tables.

On June 28, Sun Ke reported to the England team.

Early in the morning, various media outlets published news about Sun Ke reporting to the England team.

The accompanying photo is a solo shot of Sun Ke on the training field.

In fact, there were other players around him, but several media outlets deliberately blurred their identities.

Upon seeing these news reports, vice-captain Rooney immediately started cursing.

"We were four people who reported to the team together, but we don't even deserve to be in the picture."

Sun Ke took a closer look and realized it was indeed a bit excessive.

The other three people were mentioned, but only at the end of the news article.

Similar to "Players also reported today include Rooney, Walcott, and Jones."

In the internet age, everyone's life moves so fast, who the hell has the mind to read to the end? Most people just read the title, look at the picture, and that's it.

Being able to skim through the first two paragraphs is considered having patience.

The England team has been training twice a day for the past two days, but only the first fifteen minutes each day are open to the media.

Sun Ke did not participate in high-intensity training sessions for the first two days of training; he simply followed the team's tactics.

For true professional players, ten days is enough time to practice tactics.

The rest of the time is spent on friendly matches and targeted training. If there are scheduled events, there is no time to train.

All told, out of the 21 days of preparation time, it would be good if we could actually train for 15 days.

During the England team's training camp, all the English media would swarm around the training ground.

The first step is to gather information.

The second target was the nightclub prince.

So, during the first five days of the training camp, all sorts of unverifiable rumors spread like wildfire.

These news stories all have a few classic opening lines: "According to insiders," "According to relevant personnel," etc.

All the media outlets are churning out news, and the first to release it is the one that gets it. At that point, there's no time to verify the truth or falsehood; whoever releases it first gets all the traffic.

Some tabloids don't have enough funds to buy important news, so they can only make things up and make them sound plausible.

The day before the friendly match, a tabloid reported that Chamberlain had been unexpectedly left out of the World Cup squad.

This news was already surprising enough; how could Hodgson dare to touch Sun Ke's people?

Everyone knows that no one will believe this message once it's sent out.

So the tabloid simply made up a whole drama for this news story.

It's said that a mutiny broke out in the England team's dressing room. Rooney's relationship with Sun Ke had reached a freezing point due to three losses to Sun Ke at the end of the season, and a conflict erupted over the club's power dynamics.

Moreover, the tabloid continued to fabricate a story within days, claiming that Rooney used his influence to isolate Chamberlain, forcing the England coaching staff to include Chamberlain in the elimination list.

The day before the friendly match, the news came out more and more frequently, and the reports were more exciting than the process of a certain revolution.

Sources revealed that Rooney and his Manchester United allies have joined forces with Gerrard and his Liverpool allies to launch a coup against manager Hodgson, claiming they want to "purge the court of corrupt officials" and fight Sun Ke to the death.

In this story, Sun Ke assembled a group of players from Arsenal, Chelsea, Everton, and the Olympics, planning to remove Rooney and other key players from the team and then recruit players handpicked by Sun Ke.

This tabloid wasn't very famous, but it was able to weave stories with clear logic, intricate plots, and suspense that kept Sun Ke completely engrossed.

If there were a "request for more updates" button next to the news article, he would definitely click it without hesitation.

To his amusement and dismay, even in unofficial news reports, the two leaders were still considered incompatible.

It's absolutely hilarious!

The story isn't over yet. Sun Ke's faction and Rooney's faction are pressuring Hodgson to take sides. Rooney has threatened to expose what's been happening within the England team these past few days if he's removed from the squad.

Hodgson pondered for three seconds, then made his decision: "Rooney, get out!"

In the end, Rooney and Gerrard's coup attempt failed, so they decided to sacrifice themselves in the hope of giving their players a fair chance to compete.

The story reveals that Hodgson mediated, leading Sun Ke to compromise.

In this game, Sun Ke agreed to put Chamberlain on the elimination list because Rooney had a secret to hide.

The tabloid concluded by implying that Rooney, in order to solidify his position as England's number one player, had someone collect dirt on Gerrard within the England team, forcing him to compromise.

Sun Ke was about to become a beneficiary of these rights, so he made concessions.

It seems they ran out of stories to tell, because the news report ended with a serious announcement of the starting lineups for tomorrow's friendly match. Lampard will start, while Sun Ke, Rooney, Walcott, and Jones will not play. Liverpool and Everton players will all get playing time.

The news also revealed that Lallana will get playing time due to his outstanding performance in Sun Ke's camp, while Sun Ke's Olympic teammate, Manchester City right-back Richards, will report to the England team's base camp tomorrow morning.

By the end, Sun Ke even suspected that the editor who wrote the story in the first half had gone home and replaced the character with a different one that night, resulting in a completely different style of writing.

At the end of the story, the news outlet sincerely apologized, saying that what they had received was all fake news.

However, The Sun believes that the England team does seem to have a problem, and they have received accurate information from their sources.

It is said that FA officials rushed to the England team's headquarters after receiving a call from the Prime Minister.

FA officials did come, and not only them, the British royal family also called Hodgson.

This news made the British government and royal family very uneasy, directly creating a real news story.

Upon hearing this news, Sun Ke felt somewhat sorry for that tabloid.

If we can be patient and use this news to our advantage, we can edit it up a bit and release a few articles at night. That would probably cause chaos throughout England, and Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland would be gloating.

The next day, when Sun Ke was about to check the news, she discovered that the tabloid's official website was gone...

As expected, reckless men never have a good ending.