Ground football: Ronaldo thought I was going to assist him

"Ding! You have won a match, your rating is SSS!"

"You have received the following rewards: 6 Training Staves, 4 Energy Drinks, 2 Medical Bandages, 2 Super Training Staves, 2 Donglong Special Drinks, 4 Blue Shards, 16 Purple Shards, 1 Gold Shard, and 1 Player Drop Item!"

"Cech's hockey stick: Many football players have other hobbies, such as hockey. Wearing this will elevate your hockey skills to a pro level!"

Honestly, when Deng Kai first saw the reward for this match, his only thought was to drag Cech over and beat him up.

That's so disrespectful to football!

You're already playing professional soccer, but you still yearn for ice hockey?

Is this some kind of weirdo?!

What's the difference between you and Bell?

It can only be said that Cech didn't care much about losing this match, otherwise he would have become famous for something like "Cech's Glove".

Fortunately, this time the reward included a critical hit with purple fragments, with a significantly higher quantity than usual.

"Ding! You have consumed 20 purple fragments and obtained the purple ball-level skill Tintin's Stream of Consciousness Passing."

"De Bruyne's 'stream-of-consciousness' passing: Mourinho doesn't like this young man's overly casual passing; his passes can even put immense pressure on his teammates. Your passing ability has received a slight improvement. Your one-touch passing ability has received a slight improvement. The greater the power of the pass, the more significant the improvement in passing effectiveness. Teammates find your passes a bit difficult to receive. Teammates who receive your passes tend to miss their shots."

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Cattle!

Invincible!

God among gods!

Ding Ding is awesome!

Who is Tintin?

Kevin De Bruyne will be the world's best midfielder at some point in the future.

He and Deng Kai are mirror images of each other.

Because Duncan is DK, while Kevin De Bruyne is KD!

Let's get back to De Bruyne's intuitive passing.

Few would argue that De Bruyne's passing is flawed, especially after he became a world-class midfielder.

His passes are sharp and fast, often delivering a fatal blow.

One pass can create a scoring opportunity, and that's easy. His passes can give two or three teammates on the same route the ability to change the score.

He also made some contributions to the evolution of tactics in world football.

But in fact, De Bruyne's passing has certain, even huge, problems.

Most top midfielders' passes are comfortable to watch.

De Bruyne is also an option.

But he has even better passing ability. He's not just one of the top midfielders; he's the world's best midfielder!

His more intuitive and rapid passing, while pursuing extreme kills, caused enormous trouble for his teammates.

A striker who doesn't possess top-tier instincts, shooting skills, and shooting reflexes simply cannot handle De Bruyne's passes.

His pass even somewhat dampened the shooting confidence of his striker teammates.

It wasn't until Haaland joined that De Bruyne's potential was fully unlocked.

Therefore, once De Bruyne has the ball, it's not just the opposing eleven players who are tense on the field.

At least Sibo was truly desperate.

Otherwise, why would Sterling tirelessly run back and forth on the wing for Manchester City, getting tackled every day without complaint?

He'd do anything as long as he wasn't allowed to run into the penalty area to receive De Bruyne's pass and shoot!

If such a super pass doesn't find a suitable passer, two things can happen.

Or the head coach will think you're just making baseless accusations.

Wait a minute, take it easy, is it really that hard to pass the ball to someone else who can catch it?

Either the head coach would think that this striker is just running around and shooting randomly?

Is it really that hard to find an open space and shoot into an empty net?

Mourinho is the former in relation to De Bruyne.

Guardiola is the latter when it comes to Manchester City strikers.

This situation is also reflected in Deng Kai's purple skill.

They are truly strong.

One skill added three passing abilities.

There is a basic improvement.

There's also an improvement in one-touch passing.

There's also an improvement from increased passing power.

These three, barring any unforeseen circumstances, can be combined.

Even if Deng Kai's current passing statistics aren't high, his passing ability is probably not low either.

This is the source of Deng Kai's confidence in asserting his ability to take on the central role in a high-pressing midfield tactic in front of Triguera.

He might even lack the midfield core needed in a normal tactical setup.

But in high-pressing and fast-passing tactics, he is terrifyingly strong!

Don't forget, he also has level 8 vision!

Although it's not the best view, it's usable, at least it'll do.

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Guardiola: Give it back to me!

However, I must apologize to my U15 teammates in advance.

"Your teammates think your pass is a bit difficult to catch."

The ball speed is too fast and too sudden. Even if you have good teamwork, it's hard to receive the ball.

"Teammates who receive your pass are prone to inaccurate shots."

A difficult ball to catch is difficult to hit directly without stopping it.

If you force your way through, and then misjudge the ball or kick it, it will be very difficult to get a shot off.

Barring any unforeseen circumstances, Deng Kai should be fine for the next period of time.

But the reputation of Sporting Lisbon U15 forwards is going to be ruined.

It remains to be seen whether Ronaldo can withstand the system's debuffs, or whether he can quickly adapt to De Bruyne's intuitive passing style.

Deng Kai was very curious about this.

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"Deng Kai's recovery speed far exceeded expectations, which shows that his physical condition may not be as bad as everyone thought. And if his physical condition is not a problem, his future value will be much greater..."

The reporter is conducting interviews outside the Alkochet base.

It was training time, and the young players came out of the training field to receive blessings from fans and interviews from the media.

With their improved performance, Sporting Lisbon U15 is receiving better treatment and is showing signs of becoming a star team.

However, the young players generally showed little interest in being interviewed today.

Because... the team has implemented new tactics.

High press!

This significantly increases the physical exertion on midfielders and forwards.

This also puts the backcourt players on edge.

After a training match, everyone was more tired than when playing an official match.

The reporters learned this through interviews and were very puzzled.

Sporting Lisbon U15 has achieved a run of three wins and one loss in the league, bringing their record to a mid-table level.

With a little effort, achieving third or fourth place is entirely within reach.

In this situation, why change tactics and use an immature, utilitarian pressing tactic that does not help the development of young players?

The newspaper Bora, which has always been at odds with Sporting Lisbon, was the first to criticize: "It's not hard to guess what Sporting Lisbon is thinking; their success in the UEFA Youth League has made them lose their way."

"They have forgotten the original purpose of youth training and have been blinded by glory."

"They may think this tactic can help them go further, but pressing in the attacking third is not as simple as just four words; it requires tacit understanding and coordinated teamwork."

"Of course, even if Sporting Lisbon manages to solve their defensive problems, they still overlook a crucial point: they lack a counter-attacking commander!"