Football: Starting from the Ronaldinho template

Chapter 6 Rainbow
"Damn it!" Sebastian cursed in his heart and turned around in a panic to grab it again.

But when he rushed over recklessly, the football was picked up by a black shoe and flew over his head.

It seemed as if two rainbows appeared on the training ground.

After Qin Ming unloaded the ball with his left foot, he no longer paid attention to Sebastian because he had enough space to pass the ball as he wanted.

When his cross found De Bruyne who was following up, the Belgian forcefully pushed Malanda away and sent an extremely tricky ground pass.

Arnold, who came from Wolfsburg's youth training, easily caught up with the ball and shot into the near corner to score the goal.

2-1!

Arnold laughed and hugged De Bruyne. He felt comfortable every time playing with him.

Because the pass always lands at your feet.

The lead, speed and force are all appropriate.

He also didn't forget Qin Ming, and stretched out his hand and said, "The performance just now was very good."

"I think so too."

Seeing that Adno showed goodwill, Qin Ming stopped pretending to be modest and shrugged and said with a smile.

"Hey, is there anyone who plays football like you?"

Suddenly, angry questioning voices broke the harmonious atmosphere.

Sebastian walked forward and stared into Qin Ming's eyes.

From other people's perspective, Qin Ming's handling of the situation just now might be an interesting performance.

But in Sebastian's eyes it was just a joke.

"Hey, if you're not capable enough, then work on it. Don't take your emotions out on others. No one here owes you anything."

Before Qin Ming could say anything, Arnold spoke.

After all, he came from the team's youth training and has been in Wolfsburg for 5 years, so his status is naturally very high.

In his opinion, Sebastian's anger was simply impotent rage.

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Sebastian seems to have regained his sanity. Having conflicts with others as soon as he joined the team will definitely be a minus point.

But he couldn't open his mouth to apologize, so he could only walk back in silence.

"Thank you." Qin Ming was very serious.

Being in a foreign country and during a tryout, whatever he said would be inappropriate.

It would be best if Arnold could help him out.

"It's okay. I was like that when I was young. Don't take it too seriously. We'll be teammates in the future."

Arnold patted Qin Ming's shoulder vigorously.

Although the club has not notified him yet, in his heart, he already regards Qin Ming as a teammate.

"You can come to me if you need anything later."

The introverted De Bruyne also managed to utter a word.

Once upon a time, he was away from home and bullied by his teammates.

So after being caught in the rain, he also wanted to hold an umbrella for others.

"Kevin, has anyone ever told you that you are a good person?"

Qin Ming suddenly asked.

Hearing this, De Bruyne froze in his tracks. Caroline, the woman who cheated on him, emerged from deep within his memory. He then rubbed his face vigorously, "Don't talk nonsense. I'm not a good person."

"Okay, you are not a good person, I am a good person." Qin Ming nodded while suppressing his laughter. He roughly guessed the reason.

The two jokes brought them closer together.

The first half of the game ended here. When the second half started, Qin Ming was replaced by Dieter Hecking.

The two found a quiet place to chat, which could be considered an interview in a sense.

"Can you tell me why you came for the tryout?"

"Because I have a conflict with the head coach of the second team." "Can you tell me more?"

"He wanted me to move to the Chinese Super League, which is my hometown team, but I wanted to stay in Germany, so..."

Qin Ming didn't finish his words, but his meaning was very clear.

"Okay, now I can tell you that you have passed the trial."

Dieter Hecking nodded in understanding. It was very common for coaches to bully young players.

Finally, he added: "But your transfer is complicated and involves other things, so we need to prepare. Your presence is still needed for certain activities."

Although Qin Ming's strength is recognized, Volkswagen Group's policy remains unchanged and it still wants to sign Chinese players to reverse Volkswagen's declining sales in China.

"I know."

Qin Ming naturally knew that his transfer involved a lot of things.

But he was happy with it.

Because in order to increase sales, Volkswagen must promote itself.

After all, the more he appears and the better he performs, the higher the success rate of the mass plan.

This is equivalent to having a huge additional force.

"As for Bayern, we will negotiate with them and try our best to give both sides satisfactory conditions."

"By the way, there's also the issue of your salary. The club won't be stingy."

Dieter Heijin is very interested in Qin Ming's potential.

So he thought about solving all the troubles so that Qin Ming only needed to focus on football.

"no problem."

Qin Ming nodded. When he checked his account balance a few days ago, he realized how poor he was.

I don’t know if it’s because the salary of Bayern Munich’s second team is too low.

If the club hadn't provided him with food and accommodation, he probably wouldn't have been able to hold on until now.

Damn Ten Hag didn't even let him into the cafeteria.

It's so cruel.

August 1, 2014, Volkswagen Arena.

Qin Ming's transfer progressed quickly. First, Wolfsburg launched the Chinese version of its official website, signed a sponsorship agreement with a well-known Chinese tire company, and held a grand press conference.

The noisy conference room was filled with media workers.

For example, Xinhua News Agency, Kicker, Bild, Wolfsburg Report, etc.

Qin Ming in the camera looked like a mascot, sitting quietly in front of the background board.

And the background board reads: Ni hao, Ming Qin!
"Mr. Allofs, is Qin Ming a competitive benefit for Wolfsburg, or a clever marketing transfer?"

The reporter from Kicker was very disrespectful and asked some difficult questions right from the start.

"There's no need to think about this question. I can answer it directly. Bringing Qin in is not a marketing gimmick. We signed him after serious discussions. He is a talented young man and we believe he can perform well in the Bundesliga."

Allofs said with a smile.

"What kind of coach will he be working with for the next two and a half years? Please introduce Coach Dieter Hecking."

Xinhua News Agency reporter Zhang Wei raised his hand to ask a question.

He has been stationed in Germany for several years and, unlike other Chinese fans, does not know much about Qin Ming.

On the contrary, he often went to watch Bayern Munich's second team games, but his expectations gradually faded.

Because Qin Ming's performance was too ordinary.

So he also knew that this transfer was a business move.

"Coach Dieter Hecking is a man with a deep passion for football. He lives and breathes the game. He understands how to shape a team tactically and is adept at interacting with his players. Finally, he communicates frequently with his players, is extremely driven by a desire for success, and is eager to showcase the unique qualities of Wolfsburg. I believe Wolfsburg will achieve even greater success this season under his leadership."

Although what Alofs said was exaggerated, it was generally correct.

(End of this chapter)