I changed football.

"Match ends! Monaco wins 1-0 at home at the Stade Louis II, thanks to Li Yuan's solo goal down the wing, securing their first victory in five matches!"

"The best player of this match is 17-year-old Li Yuan from China!"

"This was only his first Ligue 1 match, and he scored a goal on his first appearance for the first team, a spectacular solo run down the wing. Li Yuan's technical characteristics were on full display in this goal. First, his speed is incredible; even though his opponent was ahead, he couldn't catch up. Second, his footwork is superb. In wide open spaces, Li Yuan uses his speed to break through, but in the tight space in front of the penalty area, he can use his agile footwork to execute dribbling techniques like the 'oil ball' (a type of dribbling move). This technique wasn't just seen in that goal; he displayed it multiple times in the 10-plus minutes he played. Third, and most importantly, is his shooting and composure. He used these techniques when he was about to shoot from the edge of the penalty area. We used to only see these kinds of techniques in foreign stars, and we can see them in some of our players, especially in youth team matches, but they've become rare in the Chinese Super League."

"Next, Li Yuan will be interviewed after the match. He was named the best player of the game. According to the information we have collected, Li Yuan speaks fluent French."

Li Yuan was already standing in front of the GG sign at the side of the field.

He was holding the MVP trophy for the game in one hand and had a bag of cookies in his pocket.

That was the MVP system that Ligue 1 once implemented for a period of time, but it was later abolished. When a player under the age of 18 won the best player award, he/she not only received the MVP trophy but also a bag of snacks.

This system actually existed in the Premier League as well. The trophy for the best player in a single match in the Premier League was a bottle of champagne, but when a minor player won the best player in a single match, he would receive a snack bag. This system was later abolished.

Li Yuan stood in front of the GG sign, with the female reporter already in position beside him.

Li Yuan glanced at the name tag on the female reporter's chest.

A Sky Sports reporter.

Sky Sports has a partnership with Ligue 1, so the post-match sideline interviews were all conducted by Sky Sports reporters.

He wasn't very familiar with this reporter. He had been watching the legal system for a while, but he hadn't seen this reporter much before.

When Li Yuan watches games, he not only enjoys watching the games themselves, but he also really enjoys watching the players' interviews after the games.

Some players act like warriors on the field, but when they are interviewed, they just mumble "uh-huh" for ages without saying anything coherent.

Some people speak logically and fluently when they are interviewed after the game.

In short, it's quite interesting to observe how people speak.

Now it's Li Yuan's turn to be interviewed after the match.

"Hello Li Yuan, I am Anne Tassar, a reporter from Sky Sports France."

"Hello there."

"Today you won the Man of the Match award, becoming the youngest player in Ligue 1 history to achieve this honor at 17 years and 70 days old. This is an incredible record. As someone who set this new record, is there anything you'd like to say to the fans?"

Sure enough, this kind of question is common all over the world, or rather, this kind of pointless question will appear in any league.

There is actually a standard answer to this kind of question that doesn't offer much insight.

First, I expressed humility, then thanked my teammates and coaches for their support, and finally thanked the fans for their support.

Almost two minutes had passed after the call was finished.

Li Yuan speaks French at a moderate pace, but very fluently.

The reporter named Annie seemed to understand the situation perfectly, and she was about to ask a new question: "This was your first first-team match, and you came on as a substitute and scored the only goal of the game. Do you think your performance in this match will help you stay in the first team?"

"Of course I hope to stay in the first team directly. That's my goal at this stage. But how exactly that works is up to the head coach. What I need to do now is to perform well when the head coach puts me on the field. That's all I can do."

"The next match is the last group stage game in the Europa League. Only a win will allow Monaco to advance to the knockout stage. A draw or a loss will eliminate them. You and Mbappe are both eligible for the matchday squad. Do you think you'll have a chance to play?"

"The intensity of continental competitions is higher than that of Ligue 1, but I only trained with the first team for two days before this match, and the coach still put me on the field. By the time of the next Europa League group stage match, I will have trained with the team for even longer, so I believe I will have a chance to play then."

……

Li Yuan returned to the locker room after finishing his post-match interview.

By this time, everyone else had finished showering and was ready to leave, but there were still people in the changing room.

As soon as they saw Li Yuan walk in, someone shouted, "Our MVP is back!"

"MVP!"

"MVP!"

It seems that Li Yuan has already integrated into the team.

Li Yuan greeted his teammates with a smile.

Then he plopped down next to Mbappe.

Mbappe took the Best Player trophy from Li Yuan, touched it all over, and looked very envious.

This kind of Mbappe is indeed quite rare.

Li Yuan smiled and said, "You'll have that too someday."

Mbappe regained his confidence at this point: "What you said makes sense, and I believe I will definitely have it in the future, not too far in the future, this season!"

"Cillian, what you're saying is getting more and more philosophical. No wonder you're a Parisian; you have a strong philosophical atmosphere here."

Li Yuan looked at Mbappe jokingly.

This is actually a joke from France.

Many Chinese people are aware of this: people from other French cities feel that Parisians look down on people from other cities. Over time, Parisians themselves have started to say the same thing. The outside world's impression of Paris is that of a group of pretentious city dwellers, while Parisians think that people from other cities are from the countryside.

In the 8s and 90s, this disdain was expressed through clothing styles. Later, in the 21st century, Parisians began to enjoy looking down on people from other cities in terms of style.

For example, people in other cities like to watch Hollywood blockbusters, while Parisians prefer to watch art films.

But this is actually quite absurd. Hollywood blockbusters have the highest box office revenue in France, with Paris being the most popular city.

Parisians then mocked people from other cities by saying, "We only read philosophy books."

Li Yuan saw this meme on Twitter and Reddit a few days ago, and used it in front of Mbappe today.

Mbappe was obviously aware of the joke, but he wasn't angry. He smiled and chatted with Li Yuan for a few more minutes.

For Li Yuan, today's debut seems to have brought nothing to change.

He did not receive any notification messages from the system after scoring a goal or after winning the game.

Yes, because no tasks were issued before the competition, there were naturally no task completion notifications after the competition.

This system is just that unintelligent.

It seems like nothing has changed.

But for Li Yuan, some changes had already quietly taken root and sprouted in places he was unaware of.