After being rejected, I became Shi Yijiao

Chapter 133 We Are Really Going to Downgrade
The next day, July 7, was the day when Hamburg's summer training for the new season began.

Since no players participated in the just-concluded European Cup, all Hamburg players, including the new players in the summer window, will come to Hamburg's training ground to gather on time.

Outside the training base in Hamburg, many media reporters gathered early.

Some are local in Hamburg, some are from the German national sports channel, and many have come from all over Asia, such as Longguo, Japan, South Korea...

This is of course because of the various "big moves" of Hamburg this summer, especially the signings from East Asia.

The first is the joining of Longguo coach Pan Yi, and then he brought Longguo rising star Wu Lei.

Hamburg also signed Makoto Hasebe, the captain of the Japanese national team, from Wolfsburg.

Coupled with the two youth training players in the Hamburg team that have attracted much attention: South Korean teenager Sun Xingmin and Lin Zhijian, who is of Dragon Kingdom and Hong Kong descent, this is simply an East Asian coalition!

However, many local fans in Hamburg expressed dissatisfaction with the club's signings.

"How can this kind of player who plays in the second-tier league in Longguo play in the Bundesliga?"

"There must be something shady about this deal! Did Pan Yi take a kickback? Or is he nepotism, the Dragon Kingdom striker doesn't have that strength at all!"

"Makoto Hasebe is fine, after all, he has proved himself in the Bundesliga. But what is going on with this West Division B goalkeeper? What kind of Caribbean country is it from? I can't even spell its name!"

"The Belgian De Bruyne's performance in Genk is good, but 1200 million is too expensive, right? It's not worth it at all! You must check this deal carefully!"

"When you put it this way, I feel that Brazil's Casemiro also has problems. He may not be able to adapt to the rhythm of European football."

"And that amateur player from England, it's just nonsense! I feel like I can play in the Bundesliga!"

"It's over, the management is so messed up, I feel like we are really going to be relegated this year..."

German and Hamburg media also have concerns.

First of all, except for Makoto Hasebe, who Hamburg has been actively introducing, Pan Yi advocates that the introductions are all lesser-known players, and they are all in their early 20s.

Although he did similar things when he was in Milan, is he really so sharp-eyed that he can "scratch the lottery ticket" every time?
Secondly, after Pan Yi took over Hamburg, he sold off about ten first-team players.

Of course, some of them didn't play much in the team, but the main players like Guerrero and Petric were also sent away, which is worrying.

Could it be that Pan Yi just wants to copy the set in Milan and let a group of young people in their 20s dominate the world?

But Hamburg is not the same thing as Milan.

Milan has Ibrahimovic, Thiago Silva, and Gattuso. No matter what they do, there is a set of central axis cores, and there is no injury.

And now in Hamburg, it seems that Pan Yi is going to replace the entire main lineup.

Although there are no signings on the defense line, it is said that Pan Yi is already paying attention to several candidates.

The well-known German newspaper "Bild" also believed that Pan Yi was a little too hasty.

"Pan Yi invested 2500 million euros in the transfer market before the summer window officially opened, which is already a huge expenditure in the Bundesliga."

"The Hamburg club's desire to regain its glory this season is understandable, but it seems that apart from the experienced Hasebe Makoto, there is a lack of players who can really play an immediate role among the players introduced."

"I heard that the Hamburg club has given the head coach Pan Yi enough power to manage the team, but it is unwise to blindly choose young players like this."

"If these young players cannot make up for the lack of strength brought about by the departure of the main players, then Hamburg's strength this year will not rise but fall, and its prospects in the league will also be in jeopardy."

"After all, this is only Pan Yi's first season as the head coach. He is likely to pay a heavy price in the highly competitive Bundesliga for these immature signings he personally made!"

Other media also hold almost the same view, expressing concern about the prospect of Pan Yi coaching Hamburg.

They didn't question Pan Yi's ability when he was in Milan, but they just wondered if he was a little overconfident after he gained such power in Hamburg.

Without the strong background support of Milan (including high-level executives, coaches, scouts, players, etc.), Pan Yi has to make decisions on many things in Hamburg. Is this the 26-year-old head coach of the Bundesliga? Does it expose his shortcomings?
Take buying players as an example. The Salahs that Pan Yi suggested to buy when he was in Milan were actually collected by Milan scouts from all over the world.

But now in Hamburg, it is said that Pan Yi drew up a list to buy.

The professionalism shown in this is only a thousand miles away, and the chance of Pan Yi being mistaken is much higher.

Of course, precisely because of this, Hamburg has received unprecedented attention this season.

Will the Longguo coach, who has been successful in Milan, encounter Waterloo in Hamburg?
Can the newly formed East Asian team enjoy themselves in the Bundesliga?

Can Wu Lei, another Longguo player who landed in the Bundesliga after Hao Junmin, gain a firm foothold?
These are topics of concern to everyone.

It was also under such attention that Hamburg's summer training camp officially started, and Pan Yi also walked into the training ground and began to officially meet with the players for the first time.

Pan Yi naturally ignored the doubts from the fans and the media.

They know a ball?

Although it is not as cost-effective as it was in Milan, the operation of De Bruyne + Casemiro + Hasebe Makoto + Wu Lei + Vardy + Navas = 2500 million is also a TM profit, okay?

Leaving aside the others, De Bruyne, who has practiced a little bit with the correct method of coach Pan Yida, can't start with tens of millions or hundreds of millions, and there is no market for it?

Do you understand the gold content in Shi Yi?

At the peak, Casemiro should be worth hundreds of millions, right?Even if he joined Manchester United when he was 30 years old, the total transfer fee exceeded 7000 million euros.

Even Wu Lei, at his peak when Pan Yi joined the Spaniard in his previous life, was worth 1000 million euros.

But in this life, Pan Yi has to train the young Wu Lei hard, and the final value will definitely not be lower than this amount!

There are also Vardy, Navas... Which of them didn't pick up a big deal, and these two are about to usher in the explosive period of their careers. Pan Yi just needs to give them a little advice and let them integrate into the team. .

By that time, their worth will rise to tens of millions of euros in a straight line.

As for Hasebe Makoto, it seems that he is older and he is really not easy to sell for a high value, but in fact Hasebe Makoto has more than ten years of career, so in theory there is still room for appreciation.

Pan Yi is also a little glad that he agreed to the high-level signing him.

Makoto Hasebe, as one of the few "rational investments" in Hamburg this summer, can be regarded as helping Pan Yi to block some saliva, so that his approval rate will not fall to the bottom...

Now, Pan Yi has entered the training field, and the players are lining up on the sidelines to wait for him.

Pan Yi saw Wu Lei at the edge of the line at a glance.

The Longguo striker straightened his head and was looking at Pan Yi with a smile on his face, as if seeing an old acquaintance walking towards him.

Pan Yi also smiled and walked over to him, patted Wu Lei on the shoulder, and said in Chinese:

"How about it, are you ready to have a big fight?!"

(End of this chapter)