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

As soon as The Sun's report came out, Sun Ke noticed that his teammates were looking at him differently.

His teammates all came to inquire about the real estate situation, especially the wealthy Van Persie, Walcott, Arteta, Rosicky, and Silva.

These people have a wide variety of investment methods, but the returns are just so-so.

Professional athletes don't work long hours, but they usually only get one day off a week.

With only one day off a week and so much pressure, who the hell would want to pursue a niche research field?

Of course, it's all about having a blast!

Especially Walcott, that kid has millions of pounds sitting in his account, and we don't know what to do with it.

Their agents are all good, but you can never underestimate the greed in human nature.

Compared to their agents, people naturally trust the rich second-generation heir more.

At his teammates' request, Sun Ke led them on a discussion about the future of London's real estate industry.

The prospect of recouping the investment in about ten years, followed by tangible benefits, has tempted many players.

These guys are, after all, former professional athletes, and they all made their decisions in a short time.

Van Persie is planning to buy five houses in Fulham, while Walcott is preparing to buy several near Sun Ke's house.

Meanwhile, Taj Mahal, riding the wave of the Olympics, decided to buy up properties in East London at rock-bottom prices.

Rosicky and Silva also plan to get two or three sets.

Song is a bit of a joke; he wants Sun Ke to help his family find jobs.

Song Gongming's income had to support his family of dozens of people, and the money he earned was simply not enough to cover his expenses. His first priority was to find jobs for his family members.

Sun Ke left all these matters to his father; he must know what he's doing.

According to Barnett, some major brands have already begun exploratory communications with him.

This includes Puma and Coca-Cola.

Coca-Cola has been signing numerous endorsement deals with football, aiming to create a football-themed brand similar to Nike's for major sporting events.

Nike, with its many star athletes, has produced many creative "GG" videos, such as playing a small game in a ship's cabin or playing against orcs in a hellish stadium.

Coca-Cola's style in recent years has been to find some handsome guys and film them drinking Coke before and after games.

Their primary goal is to please the eye, and the core message they emphasize is the instant refreshment of drinking Coca-Cola.

Sun Ke doesn't drink Coca-Cola, but he doesn't mind being a spokesperson.

Making money shouldn't involve shady dealings.

As a professional athlete, who the hell would drink Coke before or after a game?

That's a serious illness.

Manchester United's Anderson has an unwavering love for McDonald's, which resulted in him becoming as fat as a pig at a young age.

If anyone dares to drink Coke at the Kearney training ground, see what Wenger will do.

The old man can't do anything, but your chances of winning this week's game are in jeopardy.

Everyone is pretending not to know, they just don't want to mess with money.

Cristiano Ronaldo later removed the Coca-Cola from the table, causing the other party's market value to evaporate by $40 billion.

But don't forget, this guy was a long-time spokesperson for this brand.

As for why they did that later, Sun Ke dares to guess that the president's development direction shifted towards a high-quality approach.

Public figures all have to cultivate a persona.

Isn't Sun Ke's current tactic also a form of persona manipulation?

As for Puma, this sportswear brand is spending heavily on celebrity endorsements in order to compete with the two traditional giants.

Sun Ke recalled that ten years later, Puma signed Sterling as its top brand ambassador, giving him a ten-year, £100 million contract.

For brands that want to cause trouble everywhere, Barnett's advice is to keep them hanging.

The better Sun Ke performs, the more determined they will be to spend money on him, and the more money they will receive.

Regarding brand endorsements in China, Barnett suggested that Sun Ke choose the most prestigious brand before the Olympics.

It seems that my cheap dad will have to hold out for a few more months.

Anyway, men in their forties are in their prime, so it's good for them to do some fun.

The industry that Mr. Sun works in mostly involves services and labor output. The business is doing well, but there are no giants dominating it.

Maybe then you can reach a higher level.

The seventh round of the Premier League has ended, and it's time for the international break.

English media outlets are urging manager Fabio Capello to include Sun Ke in the squad and secure the young man's future with the England national team.

Capello was somewhat tempted, as England's midfield boasted Gerrard, Lampard, Barry, and Milner.

The England manager's plan was to bring five midfielders, and he originally intended Parker to be the fifth.

However, after watching the North London derby live, Capello felt that Sun Ke was better.

However, there is only one match left in the European Championship qualifiers. England's last match is against Montenegro, who are ranked second. The two teams are only three points apart in the standings.

Even though Sun Ke was selected for the England team, he didn't dare to let the young players play.

If Capello suffers an upset, he will be ruined.

After much deliberation, Capello called Wenger.

The England manager said he would give Sun Ke half an hour of playing time in the first warm-up match. Let's see what the professor thinks.

Wenger, of course, could not let him go, and he described Sun Ke's training situation with great sincerity.

If they keep going back and forth, it will inevitably disrupt Sun Ke's current training.

The old man even put himself in Capello's shoes and did some calculations for him.

He stated that England would definitely not need Sun Ke this year, given that the European Championship is just around the corner.

England's midfield is very solid, both Gerrard and Lampard need to play, and Barry and Milner are already quite mature.

Since Sun Ke is not needed, why not bring in Parker to increase cohesion in the locker room?

The professor stated that Sun Ke's time to contribute to Hodgson's team should be around the World Cup two years from now.

Instead of letting Sun Ke travel with the team by plane, it would be better to focus on training in the league.

Capello also inquired about Chamberlain's situation, and Wenger said that the boy was good and that it was definitely worth trying him out.

Therefore, Capello adopted Wenger's suggestion and did not call up Sun Ke, but instead gave Chamberlain his first chance to play for the country.

Wenger even spoke with Sun Ke about this, and Sun Ke expressed his approval.

Even if he went to the England team at this point, he would only be able to watch from the bench how incompatible the "two Gerrards" were.

In this European Championship, Spain remains dominant, Italy boasts a strong squad, Germany is a sure-fire semi-finalist, and Portugal is led by Cristiano Ronaldo.

Even if Capello gave Sun Ke a starting position, he still couldn't lead this group of locker room leaders.

Instead of playing in the European Championship, why not try your luck at the Olympics?

Besides, the system has already issued the Olympic Games mission.

Given my current situation, the task reward is within my grasp.

Why bother getting involved with the England team?

Both Capello and Wenger gave interviews, providing the media with a satisfactory explanation.

In the final round of the European Championship qualifiers, England defeated Montenegro 2-0, securing first place in their group and direct qualification for the main tournament.

Most of the European powerhouses topped their groups and qualified early, while Portugal only managed to finish second in their group, sandwiched between two strong Nordic teams.

They drew the worst possible opponent, Poch, in the playoffs.

The president will face Dzeko this year, and then Ibrahimovic two years later.

Cristiano Ronaldo's national team career was also tragic; he barely managed to catch the tail end of the golden generation when he first debuted.

One runner-up in the European Championship, and one semi-finalist in the World Cup.

With the golden generation coming to an end, Cristiano Ronaldo has arrived at a time of transition for Portugal.

By the time Portugal's best players emerge in abundance, Ronaldo will be getting old.

The president's inability to compete with Messi is due to both his own reasons and the times.

Sun Ke calculated that he might be able to face a strong England team during his peak years.

At least there are no cliffs on the road to becoming a football king.

Ferguson and Wenger were bickering throughout the international break.

Ferguson righteously accused Wenger of depriving young players of the opportunity to represent England for the sake of club interests.

Wenger said that Ferguson has so much free time, he should focus his energy on his own club.

The professor said that Ferguson is old and still doesn't understand who Manchester United's real rival is.

With the "noisy neighbors" already riding high on your heads, why do you keep bothering Arsenal? Are you senile?

Ferguson, however, said Wenger was narrow-minded. He said this to express his regret for Sun Ke, and was commenting on the issue from a completely objective perspective.

The professor reiterated his strong statement: "It always feels very strange when a man suddenly focuses his attention on other families' children and criticizes them from a so-called objective perspective."

"Especially when this man's children are not very successful in their careers and still need to rely on their father's connections, it makes him seem even more sinister."

"Hehe, I just had a sudden thought, I wasn't referring to any specific people."

After saying that, Ferguson immediately exploded: "Don't listen to his nonsense, this Frenchman just loves to be sarcastic."

Unexpectedly, the next day, the Daily Mirror published an interesting anecdote about Ferguson.

A year ago, wherever Sir Alex Ferguson went, his third son, Darren Ferguson, could always find Manchester United's youth academy players on loan.

In 2010, when Darren Ferguson took over Preston North End, he presented three academy players as a congratulatory gift.

As a result, Darren Ferguson was sacked after less than a season due to poor performance, and his father angrily recalled all Manchester United players.

A year later, Darren Ferguson returned to work at Peterborough United in the Championship, and his father immediately loaned three players from Peterborough United.

This media outlet, which has a strained relationship with Ferguson, also claimed that Darren Ferguson earned 30 appearances for Manchester United and won two Premier League titles under his father's protection.

Upon hearing this news, Ferguson immediately and forcefully stated, "This is all taken out of context. When did this newspaper start having ties with Arsenal?"

"This media outlet can forget about getting any more news about Manchester United, screw them!"

This news story effectively silenced the two old men.

10 month 15 day.

Arsenal hosted Sunderland at home.

Coincidentally, this club is also related to Manchester United.