Green Field Eunuch

Chapter 6 I believe you will heal him

The next day, after getting up, Shan Yongzhuo went to the training ground as usual. When he entered the locker room to change his clothes, he saw Krupp tidying up his things.

"Shan, why are you so late? Hurry up and pack your things!"

"Pack up what? Has the club gone bankrupt?"

"What are you talking about!" Krupp rolled his eyes, then said excitedly, "We're moving to a different location, the first team!"

Shan Yongzhuo immediately realized, "You mean the first team? Us?"

Krupp came over and put his arm around Shan Yongzhuo's shoulder. "That's right, us, you and me, we're going to the Kaffinburg first team!"

Shan Yongzhuo immediately became excited.

Always right!
The first team represents the professional league. First team players can play in the Austrian Bundesliga. Once you enter the first team, as long as you perform well, you can become a regular player.

If you perform better, you'll attract the attention of teams in the top five European leagues and be able to enter those leagues.

If things continue to develop smoothly, he might become a superstar!
More importantly, the first team can score goals in official matches and earn points whenever they have the chance!

Amidst the envious glances of the other young players, Shan Yongzhuo and Krupp were lost in wonderful dreams.

"I will become the best player in the Austrian Bundesliga, then play in the Bundesliga, and then join the Austrian national team to play in the World Cup!" Kruppf said.

"I will score countless goals, then cure my brother who has a terminal illness, then retire smoothly, and all the beautiful women in the world will be crazy about me. But I will find the most beautiful girl to marry, live a normal and wealthy family life, and then have children! Preferably a son and a daughter!" Shan Yongzhuo said.

"Your brother? I had no idea you had a brother."

Krupp expressed his incomprehension of Shan Yongzhuo's aspirations.

“I have it, but he is sick, with a terminal illness.”

"I'm so sorry, Dan, I believe you can cure him."

"Thank you, of course I will cure him, to make him even better than before."

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Carpfonburg Club.

Shan Yongzhuo and Krupp arrived to report for duty; it was their first time with the first team.

Led by the staff, they first went to the locker room, selected their lockers, and picked up their training jerseys.

After packing my things, I went to the infirmary for a physical test.

This is a necessary procedure, with the focus on checking for potential health issues in the players. However, they don't need to be examined in too much detail, as both are B team players and their health conditions are recorded by the club.

The physical tests for both individuals primarily focus on physical abilities.

For example, strength, explosiveness, speed, etc., are all within the scope of the test.

The physical fitness test took up the whole morning.

Head coach Pflug went to the medical room and saw the physical test results of Shan Yongzhuo and Kruppf. The detailed data was not very meaningful; what Pflug was most concerned about was the injury rating.

Krupp's score is B, which is a fairly normal score.

Shan Yongzhuo, however, received an A+, which is an outstanding achievement. This data shows that Shan Yongzhuo has another advantage: he is not easily injured.

In the afternoon, Shan Yongzhuo and Kruppf first chose their numbers. Kruppf chose number 28, while Shan Yongzhuo chose number 19. There was no other reason; there weren't many numbers left, and his birthday was July 19th.

Then, led by Pfluger, the two went to the training ground. Along the way, Shan Yongzhuo kept remarking that Kaflenberg was indeed a small club, and its training ground was really quite dilapidated, even worse than some Chinese Super League teams.

In fact, Kaffinburg is indeed a small club, or rather, the Austrian league is generally considered a low-tier league in Europe, with an overall level perhaps comparable to, or even slightly lower than, leagues like the German 2nd Bundesliga or Italian Serie B. The only slightly stronger team in Austria is Red Bull Salzburg, which, after receiving funding from Red Bull, has begun to progress further in European competition qualifiers and even has a chance to compete in the main tournament.

As for Kaffinburg?
It's a small city with only tens of thousands of people, less than the population of a county in China, and its home stadium, the Franz Feckert Stadium, can only hold 12,000 people.

Shan Yongzhuo doesn't care about any of that. The most important thing is to play in a professional league and score goals. Where he plays and who he plays with are not important at all.

Even if he has no choice but to play in the African league, Shan Yongzhuo wouldn't mind at all.

After all, he only played football so that his younger brother could come back.
“Guys, I’ve brought you two good lads, Christopher Kruppf and Shan Yongzhuo. I’m sure you met them yesterday.”

Most people welcomed the arrival of the two individuals, and they generally acknowledged their abilities.

During the subsequent training, Kruppf did not require them to undergo the same training. Instead, he asked two people to train together, and if they could participate, they could participate. If they could not participate quickly, they should try to understand.

This is also the difference between the first team and the B team.

Team B focuses on developing young players and primarily trains their basic skills.

The first team faces league pressure, so tactical training is the core of the team, and most of the remaining time is spent on recovery training.

Young players who have just joined the team often find it difficult to integrate into tactical training.

Shan Yongzhuo participated in physical recovery training, which mainly consisted of running and ball training. He spent most of the rest of the time observing.

Pflug discovered another huge flaw in Shan Yongzhuo: the guy was a complete tactical idiot and didn't understand almost anything he was told.

This left Pufflug somewhat desperate; perhaps this guy was completely useless.

However, Shan Yongzhuo himself felt helpless. In his previous life, he didn't understand football at all, and his performance in training matches was entirely based on attribute points and skills to score goals.

He had no idea how to position himself, how to find openings, or how to coordinate with his teammates.

After training, there was some free time left, and someone suggested playing some football games. Shan Yongzhuo and Krupp were also pulled in and quickly integrated into the team.

The atmosphere in the Kaffinburg first team is quite good.

Most of these players were promoted from the Austrian Bundesliga with the team. Players from lower leagues don't have that much arrogance, and they have a good impression of Shan Yongzhuo and Krupp, who are relatively humble and easy-going.

Then, in the subsequent shooting contest, Shan Yongzhuo's performance was quite surprising.

This guy is a complete beast.

At a distance of 25 meters, it's practically point-and-shoot, hitting any blind spot, regardless of whether there's a human wall or not, the effect is the same.

Moreover, Shan Yongzhuo arrogantly kicked the same spot on the inside of the crossbar five times in a row, sending the ball into the goal.

"You bastard, how did you train to this level?!" The main goalkeeper, Su Gusu, turned green with rage.

He vowed never to practice shooting with that guy again.

Despite knowing that Shan Yongzhuo had good footwork, this performance was still quite surprising.

Pflug naturally saw it too, and at that moment he perfectly exemplified the "it smells so good" principle.

It's completely useless?
No, no, no, this guy is amazing, he'll definitely play a big role in the game!

Shan Yongzhuo shrugged. "You should know that I haven't even used my full strength yet. This is really too easy."

His smug look made everyone want to pin him to the ground and beat him up, even his friend Krupp.

The first day passed just like that, and Shan Yongzhuo had integrated into the team atmosphere. However, he also knew that it wouldn't be so easy for him to get to play.

(End of this chapter)