After signing with AC Milan, I will be the king of football!

"Kevin hasn’t come back yet, and he didn’t take his phone."

Inzaghi said.

"Could something have happened?"

Gattuso asked with a start in his heart.

"Let’s go out and look for him."

Cesare Maldini suggested.

Ramos immediately dashed out of the locker room.

Based on his understanding of Huang Kaiwen, he knew that Huang Kaiwen wouldn’t go back to the locker room to use the restroom.

Seeing the sign on the first floor indicating maintenance, Ramos directly headed upstairs to the second floor.

Unexpectedly, there was a temporary maintenance sign at the restroom entrance on the second floor as well.

Ramos was about to keep looking, but the sound coming from inside made him stop in his tracks.

"Lift a little higher!"

After waiting for a few seconds, hearing Huang Kaiwen’s voice, Ramos finally understood what was going on.

He fished out his phone and called, saying: "Kevin just called me. He said he was feeling a bit unwell and went home early... Yes, I’m going to check on him now, let the team know there’s no need to worry; board the bus."

After saying this, Ramos pressed the power button to turn off the phone and sat on the nearby stair step.

As it gradually darkened, Ramos almost dozed off when he sensed someone standing in front of him.

Seeing Huang Kaiwen supporting a woman he didn’t know, Ramos didn’t ask and said, "Everyone has gone back first."

"Let’s go, don’t wait for me next time."

Huang Kaiwen pulled Ramos up and said with a smile.

He really didn’t expect his good buddy to wait for him to go home together.

What surprised him even more was that Ramos somehow managed to get a car.

This saved a lot of trouble.

After dropping Carly Claus back at the hotel, Huang Kaiwen somewhat embarrassedly said, "Just a fan I ran into by chance."

"It’s nothing, over half the women in this world want to cling to you, Kevin."

Said Ramos as he nodded while driving.

"Next time, don’t wait outside."

Huang Kaiwen advised, "Just go home early, nothing will happen to me."

"It’s fine."

Ramos turned his head with a smile.

Huang Kaiwen could only smile and shake his head.

It seemed he couldn’t persuade him.

Now that Ramos didn’t even lack money, Huang Kaiwen really didn’t know how to repay his good friend.

...

"Back, dear?"

The young lady, sitting in front of the TV, turned to ask.

Lily fed her a slice of orange.

"Yeah, what’s up?"

Huang Kaiwen asked as he walked upstairs.

"Nothing, I’ll tell you after you shower."

The young lady said with a smile.

After more than twenty minutes, Huang Kaiwen came downstairs, sat next to the young lady, and asked, "What stadium was that on TV earlier, what’s going on?"

"It’s Cesare; he wishes every team had their own stadium."

Lily pouted and said.

Because she believed it wasn’t beneficial to AC Milan.

"Is that so, let me see."

Huang Kaiwen casually picked up the remote, switched the channel, and quickly found the news he wanted.

It was content from this afternoon’s press conference on TV.

Then, the host and guests began the discussion.

The young lady leaned her head on Huang Kaiwen’s shoulder and asked, "What do you think?"

"Of course, I support it."

Huang Kaiwen said without hesitation.

"Support who? Cesare or Javier?"

The young lady asked.

"Both, I agree every Serie A team should have their own stadium."

Huang Kaiwen stated.

"Why? Isn’t it better if only we have it!" Lily asked puzzled.

"Silly."

Huang Kaiwen patted Lily and said, "Didn’t you notice Barbara was smirking? The better the league’s environment, the better Milan will be. If Serie A was just a cesspool, then the king of Serie A would just be a toad. Even if other teams have their own stadiums, Milan’s lead won’t disappear. If one day we are really surpassed by other teams, I have nothing to say."

"I see!"

Lily nodded in understanding.

She wasn’t clueless; just momentarily confused.

"So what are you going to do?"

The young lady asked.

"Let’s just see how things go."

Huang Kaiwen said.

He decided to watch the development of this event before making a decision.

If there’s a chance, of course, we’ll push it; if not, then we’ll just wait for another chance.

"By the way, help me arrange a meeting with Agnelli."

Huang Kaiwen said.

"What is it? Are we talking about player transfers?"

The lady asked softly.

"No, the broadcast contract is expiring at the end of the season, right? I hope Juventus can agree to give up some benefits to the mid and lower-level teams and turn the separate negotiations of the Three Northern Giants into an overall sale of Serie A rights."

Huang Kaiwen said.

The lady widened her eyes.

She didn’t expect Huang Kaiwen actually wanted to do this.

If he does this, Milan will also lose a considerable amount of benefits in the short term.

Only then did she understand what Huang Kaiwen meant by saying the bigger environment would be better.

This shows the true intention of making the Serie A pie bigger.

However, in the long run, this is good for Serie A, the Italian football environment, and even Milan.

Since Huang Kaiwen wants to do it, Barbara supports him.

But she wouldn’t let Huang Kaiwen be some unsung hero.

As long as Huang Kaiwen convinces Agnelli and Moratti, she’s ready to widely publicize this matter.

Let all other teams in Serie A know who is leading them to earn big money together.

Later, Huang Kaiwen got on the phone with Moratti.

Though Moratti was somewhat reluctant, he was persuaded by Huang Kaiwen.

Huang Kaiwen’s stinky ditch theory is still quite effective.

Moratti also doesn’t want his beloved Inter Milan to become a second-rate toad.

But currently, young Agnelli is in the United States, making it a bit inconvenient to contact him.

...

"Milan Sports Newspaper": "Kevin finally showcases all sorts of goal-scoring methods, with Inter Milan becoming the first team to be breached by Kevin Jr. "

"Corriere dello Sport": "Cesare Maldini and Sannetti both believe that Serie A teams should have their own stadiums instead of continuing to pay rent to city hall every year."

"Turin Sport Report": "The Juventus side is unwilling to comment on the stadium issue, but former Juventus manager Moggi said he does not agree that every team should have their own stadium because some small teams simply can’t afford the daily maintenance."

It’s not just the Italian newspapers.

Even some newspapers from other countries are reporting on the related matters.

"Marca": "Italian football is at a crucial point, and if the teams have their own stadiums, the competitiveness of Serie A will further improve."

"World Sports News": "Messi’s injury may lead to retirement, Barca’s team doctor reveals Messi has long had hidden dangers."

Sitting in front of the computer, Huang Kaiwen looked at the reports with a smirk.

Besides ball sense and technical aspects, Messi’s body is quite durable.

The fact that he and Ronaldo have dominated football for many years with few injuries is very important.

Even in 2012, or another decade later, Messi is likely still playing.

"The Times" wrote more seriously, stating: "Serie A has already gained a lot of points in European competitions, and now they are actively expanding their influence. Many fans have chosen to watch Serie A due to the attraction of Kevin and other teams, the broadcast level of Serie A is also improving this season. If the economic strength of Serie A teams continues to improve, they may surpass the Premier League to become the real top league."

There’s nothing wrong with what they wrote.

Serie A’s current broadcasting times are also more friendly to Asia, and for European fans, watching a game in the afternoon isn’t difficult.

The previously criticized broadcasts are also being improved.

The gap in this aspect with the Premier League is getting smaller and smaller.

The only thing that can’t be changed is that it’s hard to compete with the Premier League in English-speaking countries.

What Huang Kaiwen didn’t expect was seeing news about him in "The Sun newspaper."

It was about him and Carly Claus.

They were photographed when he sent Claus back to the hotel.

Huang Kaiwen was somewhat moved, feeling that Italian journalists are far inferior to their British counterparts.

He’s not particularly concerned about this matter.

Anyway, it’s just about explaining that they are friends.

"The Sun newspaper’s" third page is still occupied by cyborgs.

Huang Kaiwen criticized them for a while.

The Page Three girls are generally big, but their faces are not refined enough.

Not the type that the Yellow Ball King likes.

Glancing around some forums again.

Huang Kaiwen then closed the webpage and opened "Legend."

It’s been a while since he blasted someone else’s equipment, and he feels somewhat uncomfortable.

Just when Huang Kaiwen was enjoying the game, he received a call.

"Kevin, it’s Adriano."

Gagliani said on the other end of the phone.

"I know it’s you, what’s the matter?"

Huang Kaiwen asked.

Gagliani usually wouldn’t bother him without a reason.

"Yes, there is a tricky issue; van Persie was attacked after the match yesterday."

Gagliani said anxiously.

"What happened, do we know who attacked him?"

Huang Kaiwen asked.

"Wesley Sneijder!!!"