Ground football: Ronaldo thought I was going to assist him

Guardiola: "I've been planning to open a restaurant, and I think the restaurant itself made a huge mistake in this matter. I can't be angry with all Argentinians because of this, but that group of Argentinians alone... they're really awful."

"I really appreciate what Deng Kai said; it gave me a new understanding of China."

Beckham, who had been badly let down by Argentine star Simeone, finally found an opportunity to vent his frustration. He complained to the media, "Of course I don't hate all Argentinians, but I will never forgive Simeone in my life."

"The Argentinians who bullied Deng Kai were just as vulgar and despicable as Simeone, but the only difference was that they received the punishment they deserved, while Simeone did not."

Beckham won the treble, transforming himself from England's villain back into a darling overnight.

The English have long hated the Argentinians because of that red card in the World Cup.

Given the existing international disputes between the two sides, England is practically giving Duncan a run for his money.

Deng Kai even felt that even if he had taken the initiative to bully the Argentinians this time, the English media would unanimously support him.

Given the prevailing trend, this matter is likely to expand and escalate throughout Europe.

At the very least, England fans are already demanding that the FA boycott Argentine players.

They wanted to have all the players sit on the grass before the game, paying homage to Deng Kai's posture while sitting and talking in the video, as a way to express their support for Deng Kai and their resistance to racial discrimination.

The English love to play this game; they can escalate anything into something taboo.

On the mainland, there was unanimous support for Deng Kai.

They have even collectively referred to Cristiano Ronaldo, Wu Xudong, and three others as "Deng Kai and his Five Tiger Generals"!

The phrase "What the Chinese have, the Argentinians can't take away" has ignited the passion and youthful spirit of countless men!

Sports Weekly provides an in-depth account of the incident.

However, their competitor, Football, while seemingly supporting Deng Kai, also raised concerns about whether this move would damage the image of the Chinese people, prompting some fans to "reflect."

But they haven't figured out why yet.

Argentina was the first to lose.

Due to the discussions in mainstream European countries, Argentina had no choice but to issue a public apology through its embassies in Portugal and Spain.

They also expressed their willingness to compensate Deng Kai for the cost of the meal that day, as well as for emotional distress.

How should I put this money?

That's kind of disgusting.

Because everyone knows that this amount of money isn't much.

Deng Kai doesn't want it; he refuses Argentina's apology. He lacks a sense of the bigger picture, so this matter has nothing to do with Argentina.

If Deng Kai accepts the money, some people will definitely say things like, "You made such a big deal out of nothing, were you just trying to extort money from the Argentinians?"

Don't ask why such brainless people would say such things. Just search "Argentina taking up seats" and look at the comments section, and you'll find that reality is just that surreal, with far more idiots than we imagine.

However, Deng Kai immediately gave an interview to Record, stating clearly: "As I said before, this group of people has given me a bad impression of the whole of Argentina."

"But now that the Argentine government has apologized to me, I naturally won't have any other opinions about Argentinians anymore. However... those people who had conflicts with me and took my seat never said a single word of apology to me from beginning to end."

"I may not be rich, but my principles do not allow me to accept financial compensation from others."

"I will donate all the money Argentina paid me to the Deng Kai Children's Football Foundation."

"But I still insist on an apology, an apology from someone who truly deserves it!"

Deng Kai's actions have been widely praised by the public.

While maintaining a friendly attitude, they also have their own principles.

But Argentine media outlets have spotted a key point!

Argentine newspaper Clarín, one of the most authoritative in the country, criticized Deng Kai: "He's only in it for the money! Is the so-called donation really a donation? No! That Deng Kai Children's Football Foundation was actually founded by Deng Kai himself."

"The name has already proven everything! Deng Kai wants that money, he's just using a different method."

In Argentina, Deng Kai was immediately labeled as a gold digger.

Some European media outlets also joined in mocking Deng Kai, believing that his public image had finally collapsed.

In response, Deng Kai gave a direct answer to numerous reporters during the team's open training day.

Deng Kai: "Yes, I established that foundation. It's not a lot of money, but it represents my love for football. My prize money from winning the UEFA Youth League and the UEFA U-16 Championship is all in there. I hope it can also help more young people who love football."

"There's something I wasn't planning to say, but the slander against me by the Argentine media has chilled me to the bone."

"In fact, the first person I sponsored after I established that foundation was an Argentinian. A young Argentinian football player."

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"He was a fan of mine. He left a message on Sporting Lisbon's official website, which I saw and learned about his difficulties. This was one of the reasons I started that foundation."

"But now... I don't know if I'll still be so passionate about charity work for Argentina in the future. All I can promise now is that I will continue to help that young Argentine player because he is innocent, but that's all I can promise."

"I can no longer extend kindness to other Argentinians..."

boom!

Blasted!

This interview with Deng Kai has completely blown us away!

Because no one expected things to take such a dramatic turn.

If what Deng Kai said is true, then Argentina really is not human!

So, is what he said true or false?

European media outlets, each employing their own methods, quickly ascertained where the funds had gone.

The Deng Kai Children's Football Foundation did indeed transfer money to an account in Argentina.

And this happened a month before Deng Kai clashed with that group of Argentinians!

This is a completely different concept from donating money after something has happened.

However, banks will not disclose the recipient's identity due to confidentiality principles.

This incident caused quite a stir, and everyone wanted to know who the person Deng Kai had sponsored was.

Some media outlets are acting out of a sense of rigor.

Some media outlets, however, found the matter very strange.

The Argentine newspaper Clarín questioned, "Deng Kai has never been to Argentina and doesn't know any Argentinians. Why would he send money to Argentinians for no reason?"

"Could it be the account of one of his Chinese relatives who works in Argentina? We all know that Kai is of Chinese descent, and many of his relatives are Chinese, and Chinese people go all over the world to work."

"Going through the football foundation's channels might be an attempt to take advantage of some tax breaks!"

"Yes, Deng Kai is delaying providing the recipient's information because he's worried about being discovered. He's suspected of tax evasion, and that would be a huge problem for him!"

"As for his claim that they were his fans and that they met through comments on Sporting Lisbon's official website, I just laugh."

"It's common knowledge that star players never read fan comments. No star player takes their fans seriously; they just talk the talk. Besides, Deng Kai's skills aren't that great. There are at least eight or ten thousand players in Argentina who are better than Deng Kai. Who does he think he is?"

"At least, I don't believe that someone who's used to Maradona's performances would find his crab-like spiraling movements enjoyable!"

In an effort to refute Deng Kai's claims, Clarín specifically searched for videos of Argentine football prodigies from recent years.

Among them, a young player named Lionel Messi was featured on the front page, receiving extensive coverage and lavish praise.

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