The road to godhood starting from Ligue 1

Chapter 301: Gaio is the embodiment of genius; let us anticipate that anticipation.

Gaio listened to the applause from the entire audience and felt deeply moved.

He defeated the previous era's champions—Spain.

Since then,

Spain is no longer a threat to France. The French team may not be very strong at this stage, but at least they will continue to improve, while Spain will continue to decline for ten years.
After waving to the fans, Gaio took off his captain's armband and handed it to Kanté, who then gave it to Lloris.

Gaio walked very slowly.

The applause never stopped.

But even the slowest pace eventually comes to an end.

Gaio went to the sidelines, hugged Valbuena who replaced him, and then left the field.

Deschamps walked over and hugged Gaio tightly, saying, "Good job, kid!"

Gaio also took a deep breath.

He wanted to remain calm, but couldn't contain his joy; his voice trembled slightly, "We can qualify for the World Cup?"

At this moment, Gaio transplanted his desire to enter the World Cup from before his time travel into the present. In his mind, entering the World Cup was such a sacred moment, such an hard-won moment.

right now,

He's going to the World Cup.

Deschamps looked at the expectation in Gaio's eyes.

He didn't understand why Gaio was so excited about qualifying for the World Cup. Wasn't it normal for France to qualify?
of course.

He instantly realized that Gaio was only 18 years old; he was still a child.

Deschamps' excited heart softened.

He patted Gaio's shoulder firmly. "Yes, you've brought us into the Brazil World Cup ahead of schedule. I can't wait to see your performance next year. I don't know what the final result will be, but I know you will definitely shock the world. They will envy France for having you."

Gaio glanced at Deschamps, and their eyes met.

Both of them had a burning desire for victory and the championship in their eyes.

The broadcast cameras faithfully captured the moment when Deschamps and Gaião embraced.

The TF1 commentator joked, "If Deschamps was the one who put France on the right track, then Blanc was the founder of the French team."

Blanco's greatest honor in his coaching career was discovering and promoting Gaio.

In 70 minutes, Gaião systematically destroyed the Spanish defense, scoring three goals in three different ways, each more precise and ruthless than the last.

There was also a brilliant assist.

Not to mention the threat posed by repeated attacks on the Spanish defense.

This was not an accidental outbreak; it was the embodiment of absolute dominance.

When he's on the field, Spain's defense is constantly under the cross of fear—you never know how Gaio will get past you next.

His very existence is the most effective tactical deterrent.

With his 70-minute performance tonight, Gaião perfectly exemplified the ultimate form of a modern winger.

After Zidane, France has finally welcomed a new 'number ten icon'.

As Gaião stepped off the pitch, the roar of the Stade de France told us that tonight, this stadium was not crowning a hat-trick winner, but rather the 'royal symbol' of French football for the next five, ten, or even fifteen years.

At the Brazil World Cup, this boy from a small town will surely ignite the world!

Commentary.

This has fueled French fans' anticipation for next year's World Cup, as they yearn to once again lift the trophy.

now,

Whether it was Deschamps on the sidelines, or Zidane, Blanc, or even Mbappe in Monaco watching the broadcast from various places, all had reason to look forward to next year because of Gaio's performance in this game.

Mbappe stared blankly at Gaio in the close-up shot.

"Yang is really getting better and better. This is Spain, and he can still score a hat-trick," Wilfred exclaimed.

Mbappe only came to his senses when he heard his father speak.

"Yes, he will bring us new hope in next year's World Cup, but unfortunately, I won't be able to make it."

For the first time, Mbappe regretted being born too late; he wished he could be playing alongside Gaio right now.

however,
The more he thought about it, the more melancholy he became. His life in Monaco had not been as pleasant as he had hoped.

Otherwise, Wilfred wouldn't have given up his coaching job at Bondi and come to Monaco to rent a house.

He had a lot to say to Gaio, but he knew that he and Gaio were growing further and further apart.

Wilfred sensed the disappointment in Mbappe's tone and was aware of the situation Mbappe was facing at Monaco, and was working to help him resolve it.

He patted Mbappe on the shoulder and said, "Kilian, you have to believe in yourself. You will become a player like Gaio. Didn't he tell you that he would wait for you to become his teammate?"

Mbappe watched the game still playing on TV and nodded firmly.

Wilfred said gently, “Don’t worry, we will definitely resolve the issue with Yıldırı. I have already spoken to Pierre, Gaião’s father, and he will talk to the club’s management. If Monaco cannot resolve these issues, we can leave here and choose a better place. I believe in your talent. Zinedine and Gaião have great confidence in you, and you should have the same confidence in yourself.”

Mbappe let out a deep breath, "I will, I will train hard, I will actively perform, and strive to get into the first team as soon as possible. Yes, I may miss the Brazil World Cup, but I hope to make it to the 2016 European Championship and the 2018 Russia World Cup. I still have three years to try for this opportunity."

"Yes." Wilfred nodded with satisfaction.

Both of them turned their attention to the television.

France had another corner kick opportunity, and they saw Giroud leap high in the crowd, heading the ball into the far corner of the net with a backheel.

5-0!

"Pretty!"

The two players' emotions were reignited by the game; they never expected that Spain would concede another goal.

Spain is still quite afraid of aerial attacks, and Giroud's headers have been very powerful since his time at Montpellier. Although his efficiency declined somewhat when he joined Arsenal, he is still the most consistent center forward in France.

Compared to Benzema, who doesn't put in much effort for the national team, Giroud is simply the best choice for the center forward position in the French national team.

The commentator gasped in surprise again.

On TV.

Giroud and his teammates embraced each other. After taking down Benzema, he's now the French center forward!

Stade de France.

Suddenly, we were plunged into a blue frenzy.

Although Bosque tried to maintain his composure, his slightly trembling hands betrayed the emotions in the old coach's heart.

Fortunately, this scene was not captured on camera.

The close-up shot of him showed only a silent face.

After the initial excitement, Deschamps quickly calmed himself down, reminding himself not to be arrogant and that there was still a long way to go.

Bench.

Payet sat next to Gaio and laughed, "You've completely destroyed Spain's spirit. I have a feeling you're going to score again."

Gaio smiled and shook his head. "It's not that bad. I think we can relax for the rest of the time. There's no need to. Let's save our energy to avoid injury. The final sprint of the season is just around the corner, and everyone is under a lot of pressure."

Payet shook his head. "We have no hope. We won't qualify for European competitions this season, and it's impossible for us to fall out of the top ten. We'll basically just have to get by. At most, we'll see if there's any hope left in the French Cup."

Gaio nodded slightly.

Payet currently plays for Lille, who have shown little ambition this season and have mostly just coasted through. They are currently seventh in Ligue 1, with little hope of qualifying for European competitions, but the teams behind them are unlikely to pose a significant threat.

As Gaio chatted with his teammates, things on the court did indeed turn out exactly as Gaio had described.

They released them.

After both sides used up their substitutions, the time was gradually approaching the end of the regular time limit.

The fourth official on the sidelines only gave two minutes of stoppage time.

In the stands.

French fans have already begun singing the Marseillaise to celebrate tonight's resounding victory.

"To offer a sublime sacrifice to the motherland,"

Guide and firmly hold the hand of revenge.
Freedom, oh, precious freedom
Fight on, warriors with shields!
Victory is under our banner.
In your heart-touching tears.

Come on, watch your enemies fall!

Witness your might and glory.

The roar was deafening, almost engulfing the entire stadium.

Finally, beep—

competition is over.

The French substitutes all rushed onto the pitch and hugged their teammates. They had won!
They won!

They can lead second-placed Spain by 5 points, which means they have effectively qualified before the final three matches against the bottom three teams.

Spain is going to play in the playoffs!

France!

"France!!"

After the Marseillaise ended, the entire stadium chanted "France!"

The Spanish players, on the other hand, left the world with a dejected and lonely silhouette, a testament to the collapse of a champion team.

Starting tonight.

Bosque left the field in silence, leaving the stage to the victor.

Tonight in France, triumphant songs resound.

The fans' excitement ignited every corner of France.

World Cup!
France has arrived at the highest hall of honor for national teams!

After the disappointment of 2006 and the internal strife and scandals of the Zidane era after 2010, this France is a completely new France.

A completely new core, a completely new lineup, a completely new future.

Tonight's match against the champion Spanish team has already filled French fans with high expectations for the team.

What will next year be like?

Will it win?
Perhaps.
Deschamps' excitement was uncontrollable from the moment the whistle blew. He punched the air with such force that it seemed as if he wanted to shatter the void.

That roar, exploding from the depths of his chest, was a mixture of 25 years of undiminished bloodlust and the ecstatic joy that erupted at that moment.

He hugged every player and waved to the fans. From his playing days to now coaching the national team, he hopes to become the first Frenchman to win the World Cup as both a player and a coach.

On the night of 1998 in Saint-Denis, Deschamps, as captain, lifted the World Cup trophy. This time, he hopes to lift the World Cup trophy in Brazil as head coach!
As the players went to thank the crowd, the fans continued to chant Gaio's name.

Deschamps smiled to himself.

The French team that Blanc left behind may be a mess.

But he also left behind a treasure.

at the same time.

Social media was flooded with breaking news, instantly filling the view of all fans.

France thrashed Spain 5-0!

"The once mighty army has been utterly defeated by France!"

"Another French 'number 10 legend,' Gaio, single-handedly created four goals to defeat the Spanish."

All sorts of news.

After leaving Florentino's house, Zidane made another phone call to arrange tomorrow's article.

He wanted to ride this wave and make Gaio a football icon across France.

Gaio's performance lived up to his arrangements, and because Gaio himself was already very popular, his arrangements seemed even easier. They weren't really favors, but just something the other party did on a whim.

Paris.

At the post-match press conference after the game against Spain, Deschamps was in a very good mood and said a lot.

"I'm very happy tonight. It's extremely important for all of us to beat such a groundbreaking team like Spain. It means we can look forward to a result we can expect."

"The young players on this team remind me of ourselves in 1998. Gaião is like Zidane at his peak, but with an added Corsican wildness. Pogba's long passes and distribution remind me of Djorkaeff! Varane, at 19, is more composed than I was back then! Kante is an evolved version of Makelele, a perpetual motion machine. We also have many other excellent young players, such as Matuidi and Payet."

"My journalist friends always ask me about my goal? The answer is right here on the grass tonight."

So, yes!

We can look forward to a 'promising outcome'!

He emphasized it again.

The implications are self-evident.

And the other side.

After suffering an epic defeat, Spain's Del Bosque arrived a little late for the post-match press conference.

He shrugged, forcing a laugh, “You have to allow me a little time to cry.”

The reporters in the audience all smiled slightly.

But then,

The reporters' questions were far from easy; each one was quite pointed.

Bosque kept dealing with it.

"0-5, this score is like a heavy hammer blow to the heart of every Spaniard. As the head coach, I take full responsibility. The French team showed amazing dominance tonight, especially Jan Guay, whose performance was phenomenal and devastating. We were completely engulfed by the power of a youth storm."

"Regarding Sergio's red card, it was a choice made in a desperate situation. He tried to stop a one-on-one chance that was almost certain to go in; it was a defender's instinct, and a captain's responsibility to step up in a critical moment. The price was heavy, but blaming him alone is a simplification of the complexity of football and an evasion of the responsibility of the whole team. Sergio has given countless blood and sweat to this team, and his heart will always beat for Spain. Tonight's mistake is something we all share."

"This match exposed many of our problems. The rhythm of our passing and possession game fell apart under France's high-intensity counter-attacks, our defensive solidity proved fragile in the face of Gaio's attacks, and our attacking sharpness dimmed at crucial moments. This is not the fault of any one player; it is a failure of the system, a wake-up call for the times. Our proud perforated system has lost its magic under the absolute dominance of speed and power. Football is evolving, and we seem to be a step behind."

"But this is by no means the end for Spanish football! The spirit of the matadors will not die in a crushing defeat! Our youth training system is still producing talent, and our football philosophy still has deep roots. It's just that we need time, time for the new generation to grow, time to adapt to the new rhythm of football. I think we still have time. It's just a playoff. We will go to Brazil to prove that our success over the past few years has not been accidental."

Finally, he solemnly said, "Thank you to all the fans who have stood by us. The dignity of the red jersey will not be destroyed by a 0-5 defeat. We will come back—with scars, with reflection, and with the indelible pride of the matadors."

As Bosque got up to leave, there was a hint of loneliness in his departing figure.

He knew all too well what kind of public opinion he would face after returning to China.

He might even be pushed to the brink of being sacked by the overwhelming anger of the fans, but he still stood tall and walked out resolutely.

Paris tonight.

It was destined to be a sleepless night, with countless fans cheering for the victory and overjoyed at the mention of Gaio's name.

"This is a gift from God to French football."

This is what the fans said most often.

After leaving the stadium, Gaio returned to the hotel with his teammates, but he did not continue to indulge in the celebration.

He needs to consider other things.

Pierre had already contacted him before the match, saying they had something to discuss afterward.

“The Ruben brothers?” Gaio looked completely bewildered when he heard the name.

Pierre confirmed that he was not mistaken. "They said they were a British real estate company, and I checked, and that's true. The company is named after the two brothers, and they were the richest people in Britain ten years ago."

As he spoke, Pierre added, "I never imagined that two guys born in Mumbai, India, could actually build such a large and powerful business in Britain."

Ignoring the others, Gaio continued, "What did they say?"

"Simon Ruben told me that I could talk to them about a big deal. If I was willing to transfer to the Premier League, they could give me a platform that was big enough. The Premier League title and the Champions League title were their goals, and they would definitely invest a lot of money."

Gaio frowned slightly after hearing Pierre's words.

This sounds like a scammer's pitch. If it weren't for the British billionaire saying this, he wouldn't even bother to think about it.

Is the richest man about to enter the sports industry? In the past two years, affected by the Eurozone debt crisis, the British economy has been almost stagnant, and even experienced recession in several quarters.

This year, resisting external risks is considered the biggest challenge facing the British economy.

In the context of European economic integration, Britain is no longer an isolated island, and the narrow English Channel is no longer able to withstand the onslaught from the Eurozone sovereign debt crisis.

On the economic front, France, Germany, and the UK are increasingly divided over EU finances and budgets. While a "British exit" is unlikely, deeply entrenched Eurosceptics have gained the upper hand in the UK.

Although countries on the European continent believe that Britain will benefit if the Eurozone economy improves.

But Britain's logic is that only when its own economy improves will Europe improve, and in the former process, the Eurozone should not become an obstacle.

A recent survey published by the Royal Institute of International Affairs shows that 56% of Britons want to leave the EU, which they see as an obstacle.

Although from a political and economic perspective, this "Brexit" scenario is unlikely to occur in 2013, this sentiment is growing stronger.

Gaio had some understanding of these things in his previous life, and he also knew why the Premier League had gradually taken off in the last two or three years.

He felt that the Ruben brothers might be an opportunity?
He thought for a moment and said to Pierre, "You can talk to them about this clearly. What we need is not just sweet talk, but a practical plan, to show them exactly what they want to do."

Pierre noted it down: "Yes, they did say it was an initial contact process and they would tell us all the plans later."

"Okay." Gaio nodded.

Pierre continued, "In addition, the first-person perspective has passed full testing and is ready for market at any time, and Wilfred called me to say that Killian has encountered some minor trouble in Monaco."

Gaio said, "Regarding the first-person perspective, I may have some further arrangements. I need to contact Zidane. I'll tell him myself that René can handle the contact later. We need more support from French legends. Believe me, we will be a huge success. In the future, our website will be the first choice for French fans, and even the first choice for fans throughout Europe."

Pierre nodded, his eyes filled with hope.

He naturally longed for such a scene. He never imagined that he, a blue-collar worker who had struggled all the way from Bird Spring Town to Paris, would one day own his own family business.

He looked at Gaio, his eyes filled with indescribable satisfaction.

Sometimes, he couldn't believe that this was the child he had given birth to.

He was always busy with work and didn't have time to discipline his children, so he basically let them grow up freely, which resulted in such a genius.

Gaio then shifted the topic to Mbappe.

"Let's go to Monaco tomorrow, just as a short vacation, to rest for a day. I'll go back to Bastia the day after tomorrow. Hagi Begic has already told me that none of the players who participated in the national team matches will be included in the squad for the next club game."

In fact, Gaio had already received a notification from Chatham before the game.

The team has a significant advantage in the league now, and hopes that these national team players can get a good rest, as the final sprint of the season cannot afford any mistakes.

"it is good."

After chatting with Gaio for a while longer, Pierre left the hotel. Pierre is a very busy man these days.

He needs to be responsible for all of Gaio's off-court affairs, collect all kinds of endorsement and transfer contacts for Gaio to make judgments, and also represent Gaio in contact with other people.

And there's also work on first-person perspective websites.

Although he was very tired, he enjoyed it.

Pierre has recently felt like he's experiencing a second spring in his life. Maybe in a couple of years, Gaio will have a younger sibling. Perhaps this is the kind of stimulation that career brings to a man.

Gaio after Pierre left.

I looked up information about the Ruben brothers on my computer, and they do indeed have a legendary story. They are two amazing people who came from India to England and made their fortunes. They made a name for themselves in the London real estate market, controlling Millbank Tower, Cambridge House and Burlington Arcade, and were the richest people in Britain several times, with a net worth of £20 billion.

But no matter how you look at it, they have nothing to do with sports.

This is where Gaio's confusion lies: what are they planning to do? Are they going to acquire a club and then follow the example of PSG and Manchester City?
but,

Two real estate developers are involved in football, but it doesn't bring them any profit. Why is that?

Gaio couldn't quite understand it.

We'll have to wait and see what Pierre does next to clarify.

After reading some related news and researching various events in Europe, Gaio began to plan ahead. He started by working from a first-person perspective and gradually built a family fund. He wanted to play football well and make money as well.

The next day.

As the first rays of sunlight illuminate the earth, as the first subway train begins its journey.

People going to work habitually buy a newspaper, carry it in their pocket, and read it slowly on the subway.

After all, there's no signal on the subway, so you can't use your phone.

They can only read books and newspapers.

Nowadays.

On the Paris Metro, amidst the rustling sounds, the word "Gaio" could be discerned.

They watched it very carefully.

When he saw the exciting news, he couldn't help but feel a little excited. He looked up and saw other excited companions in other seats. They exchanged glances and waved their newspapers.

We discovered we were looking at the same report – L'Équipe.

L'Équipe seems to have a particular fondness for Gaio, once again publishing a headline article about him – "Gaio: France's Next Decade, Twenty Years"

The newspaper's cover photo featured a group photo of Gaio with his arms outstretched, surrounded by countless French fans who were also celebrating with their arms outstretched.

Gaio is the one who makes everyone's heart race, who excites everyone and cheers for him.

How many people thought before the match that France would beat Spain 5-0 in last night's World Cup qualifier top-of-the-table clash?

How many people were shocked by this score?
5-0, to some extent this is not just a score, but a declaration of war!

It was France's declaration of conquest over the bones of the old dynasty, a declaration of conquest for the Brazilian World Cup! Spain's treble glory turned to ashes in the cold Paris night, and upon those ashes—Yan Guéão, this prodigy from a small town on the northern outskirts of Paris, was being crowned the new king of French football.

If you were at the Stade de France last night, you should have heard the earth-shaking roars.

Every touch of the ball, every breakthrough, and every goal by Gaião sends French fans into a frenzy of celebration. The Stade de France proclaims in this most primal way that Gaião is the enduring symbol of the rise of French football for the next ten or twenty years.

He single-handedly created four goals!
Each one is different; Gaio is the embodiment of the word "genius"!
It's art on the green field!

But Gaio was by no means alone in his conquest of Spain, and it can be said that his future will certainly not be lonely either.

Standing behind him were his equally young and exceptionally talented teammates.

Pogba, Varane, Kanté, Matuidi—they form the most promising future for France.

This group of young people has utterly crushed Spain's passing and possession art! Youth is their backbone! Iron will is their soul! This is the source of their confidence in challenging Brazil's ultimate throne.

And Gaio is the core that ignited all of this.

After this match, the world of football will be sleepless all night!

From the favelas of Rio de Janeiro to the beer halls of Munich, from the rainy nights of Manchester to the tango clubs of Buenos Aires, all eyes that love football will be focused on this 18-year-old French boy!

The Samba land of the Brazil World Cup is destined to be scorched by Gaio's lava. Imagine! When he launches his attack under the spotlight of the world at the Maracanã Stadium, tearing apart the defense with lightning speed and smashing down the goal with a powerful cannon, fans all over the world will go crazy for him! They will be breathless for him!
England fans will be jealous of our deadly attacking weapon!
German fans will be amazed by his all-around dominance!
Brazilian fans will witness the birth of a new king in his performance!

He will surely become an idol for fans around the world, making the number 10 jersey of France the dream of every child!

Remember this image! Remember this name—Yan Gaio!

He is a gift from French football to the world! He is the chosen one on the green field! When he dances on Brazilian soil, the lava of Corsica will devour the flames of Samba and ignite the night sky of the World Cup!

French fans! Stand tall!

Because you have Gaio—a prodigy envied by the whole world! On the journey to the Brazil World Cup, he will lead this youthful and powerful team to carve the glory of France onto the world stage in the most ferocious way!

ALLEZ LES BLEUS!

VIVE GUEHO!

LA CONQUTE DU MONDE!

(Go Blue Team! Long live Gaio! Conquer the world!)

Conquer Europe, conquer the world!
This is a deeply ingrained ideology brought about by the French land power civilization. In this day and age, they can't use force, but they can use football!

Some say that football is the modern-day "war".

It's no wonder the people on the subway were so excited; the team report even listed Gaio's recent performances at the end of the article.

The title of "Zidane's successor" has gradually become a reality.

Gaio might just be the "Zidane" who can lead France to the top of the world, the only difference being that one is bald and the other has a full head of hair.

The impact of this article continues to expand, from the subway to companies, to face-to-face interactions with fans, and its spread on social media.

Gaio,

It is becoming a cultural phenomenon in France.

And this morning.

After saying goodbye to his teammates, Gaio, along with his parents, sister Elodie, brother Lupp, and Les, embarked on a journey to Monaco.

Gaio originally only wanted to stay for one day, but his younger siblings also wanted to visit Monaco.

Gaio naturally satisfied them, so he didn't leave that day. Instead, he rested in Monaco for one night, returned to Paris, and then went to Bastia.

Every spring and summer, tourists travel from Nice along the hillside coastal road to Menton on the Italian-French border, enjoying the beautiful scenery of the French Riviera along the way.

When the journey was halfway through,
The azure Mediterranean Sea stretched to the horizon outside the car window, with yachts racing to leave the shore, leaving trails of white waves, while a dense jungle of reinforced concrete stood majestically at the foot of the mountain.

This is Monaco, a land of gold.

In this charming city, the saying "every inch of land is worth its weight in gold" is no exaggeration.

The Principality of Monaco is the second smallest country in the world, with a land area of less than two square kilometers, only larger than Vatican City. However, this tiny country has the highest population density in the world and enormous wealth flowing into every inch of its land.

The Grimaldi family are the rulers of the Principality of Monaco, and they have lived in the Grand Ducal Residence in Monaco city for centuries, enjoying this magical place.

Monaco is a paradise on earth.

Here, you can browse the counters of major luxury brands around the world, encounter all kinds of luxury cars made in Britain or Italy, and see couples dressed in fine clothes partying day and night in glittering hotels and casinos.

Monaco is not like a city-state in the real world, but more like a dream kingdom that has fallen to earth.

This dream city also has an inextricable connection with football.

The two footballing legends, Messi and Ronaldo, have also visited the Council Hall in King Power Square multiple times to receive the UEFA Player of the Year award at the Champions League group stage draw ceremony held at the end of August each year.

At the southern end of the city, Porto Fontvieille quietly guards the magnificent Stade Louis II, where generations of track and field legends, such as Sergei Bubka and Usain Bolt, have achieved numerous outstanding results.
In the 1980s, AS Monaco Football Club set up its home stadium in this modern building that can accommodate 18000 spectators.

Since then,

The Stade Louis II has witnessed the triumphant performances of international strikers such as George Weah, Sonny Anderson, and Morientes, all donning the Monaco jersey as they stormed into battle.

It also left behind the images of Djorkaeff, Henry, Trezeguet, and other members of the 1998 World Cup-winning team charging into battle for the Red and White Army.

Gaio saw the dreamlike city of Monaco through the car window.

Beautiful indeed.

Gaio and his family arrived at the booked hotel, and after putting their things away, they began a day trip to Monaco.

In the past, when Gaio traveled, it was always a "special forces" style trip.

But now,

In Monaco, and in any other tourist city, having money and not having money are two completely different experiences.

While his younger siblings and mother were out playing, Gaio also learned about Mbappe's current predicament from Pierre.

Monaco has a long history of football.

There are also many football superstars.

For example, Henry.

When Mbappe was at Clairefontaine, he was called "the new Titi," Titi being Henry's nickname.

but,

Compared to Henry's explosive physical attributes, Mbappe is more suited to playing as a winger.

Therefore, with these expectations in mind, when Mbappe arrived in Monaco, he clearly considered himself a part of it.

In fact, at first, Mbappe's mother thought it was too far away.

but,

When Monaco announced a signing fee of 40 euros, it seemed there were no issues with the distance.

Furthermore, Monaco is not short of money after being taken over by a Russian tycoon, and its future is full of potential.

then,

Mbappe has settled down here.

After arriving in Monaco, Mbappe and Gaião gradually had less interaction, and Gaião was unaware of many things that happened to him in Monaco.

Now, through Pierre's words, he slowly learned about it.

When Mbappé arrived in Monaco for his routine team interview, while other newly signed players were saying they would train hard and strive for better performances, Mbappé quoted a famous line from Oscar Wilde—

"If you aim your sword at the stars, even if you miss the stars, you can still land on the clouds."

however,
Ambitious to make a name for himself, Mbappe, upon arriving at Monaco as Bondi's absolute genius, found himself needing to adapt to the role of an ordinary player.

The Monaco club has prepared more than 20 dormitories under the south stand of the Louis II Stadium for the newly joined young players.

The new players are mainly from Marseille and Paris. Mbappe moved here and lives with his new teammates.

Every morning, these young players take a minibus to La Tilby, ten kilometers away, to spend the day. Monaco's training base is located in this small French town.

The morning is study time, and the teachers are teaching tenth-grade courses to Mbappe and others.

Around three or four o'clock in the afternoon, the young players would come to a large artificial turf facing the Mediterranean Sea to train in football under the supervision of coach Bruno Yirle.

Yirle played for Monaco as a defender and later coached the reserve and U17 teams after retiring from football.

Mbappé and his 20-plus teammates were all born between 1997 and 1998, and they will compete in the French U17 league under the leadership of Yirle.

In the first few games of the season, Mbappe rarely made it into the starting lineup, only getting sporadic playing time, and sometimes only appearing near the end of the game.

He felt real competitive pressure for the first time. His teammates, born in 1997, had already played a season in the U17 league and were more experienced.

But Mbappe's problems don't stop there. Yirle keeps focusing on his defensive weaknesses, and even decided to send Mbappe to the club's next level of youth teams to participate in the U17 Honor League.

This transfer to a lower-level position became the trigger for a conflict.

Yiller was clearly dissatisfied with Mbappe.

to this end,

Wilfred took a year off, leaving his wife and second son Ethan at home, and went alone to Capde, a town near Latilby.

He rented an apartment and stayed there, and he basically never missed Mbappe's training sessions.

He was very dissatisfied with his son's experience at the new club.

Pierre also said, "Kilian didn't like Bruno Yıldırı's coaching style. He said Yıldırı often swore and cursed during training, which made some players with low tolerance cry at night. Kilian could withstand it, but sometimes he couldn't take it anymore. Fortunately, Kilian's father always protected him. They didn't just stand by and do nothing, but kept asking the club for an explanation."

Gaio nodded after hearing this.

He came here not to influence Monaco; he doesn't have that ability yet.

He just wanted Mbappe to be more determined.

Simultaneously,

Planning ahead for Mbappe's next professional contract.

Mbappe has now signed a three-year youth training contract with Monaco.

Mbappe would have been a superstar even without him.

but.

Gaio didn't want to wait that long; the French team still needed a supercar.

It will be difficult for Ribery to last until the next cycle.

next year,

This is Ribery's last hope for winning a major championship.