The coaching career started as a college team coach

Wei Le has been coveting Haaland for a long time.

When the system first sent him the information of this blond boy, Wei Le's first thought was - how can he look like a Super Saiyan?

Then, Wei Le found out.

This boy not only looks like a Super Saiyan, but he also plays like a Super Saiyan. Wei Le was shocked by his superior physical fitness. Although he is still a semi-finished product, Wei Le has no doubt that he must be a rough diamond.

Little Haaland looks very similar to old Haaland, but little Haaland looks taller.

Little Haaland is six months younger than Gibbs-White, the youngest player in the team, and is only 16 years old now. But he plays like he is 61 years old...mature?

This analogy is not right either.

In any case, since childhood, little Haaland has made a name for himself in the surrounding area because of his superior football talent.

A few years ago, old Haaland sent his child to the local Brune Football Club in Norway for systematic training. It was here that Haaland gradually showed his talent. He was a dimensional striker in the youth team. It was normal for him to score one or two goals per game on average.

Wei Le was surprised that, except for the Molde team under Solskjaer, which was close to the water and got the moon first, it seemed that this rough gem had not yet revealed its true face in front of the world football.

So what are you waiting for?

Solskjaer and Haaland had a good personal relationship. He always knew that Haaland had a very outstanding son. Haaland showed off everywhere that his son had scored several goals and made several assists.

Solskjaer was moved. Since Haaland would definitely be discovered by someone, why not himself? So Solskjaer contacted Haaland and expressed his hope that Haaland and his team would play in the Norwegian Super League together.

Haaland was actually a little tempted, but he didn't rush to reply. Joining Molde was the first step for Haaland to step into the door of professional football.

This is a good thing, but he needs to think carefully.

Fortunately, he did not rush to agree.

"Wolves, how do they know about Haaland?" Old Haaland frowned, "It can't be fake, right? But there is no need, is it a prank?"

"No, it's the real Wolves." The club staff on the other end of the phone said affirmatively. I think they have already checked it, "The Wolves in England, the Wolves in Wolverhampton."

"Wait a minute, Mr. Alf-Inge." The club staff suddenly sounded a little surprised, "Wolves called, it seems that the head coach on the other end of the phone..."

"Le... Wei? Sir, I can't pronounce his name well, but he hopes to get your contact information."

The head coach called?

Old Haaland was a little confused, but agreed to give his private phone to the other party.

Old Haaland suspected that the other party might be a telecom fraud, but Old Haaland felt that in today's Internet age, any information can be found, even Norway, far away in Northern Europe, is not isolated from the outside world.

Even if the other party wanted to deceive him, he would not directly pretend to be the head coach of a well-known English team.

The phone rang, and old Haaland subconsciously wanted to answer it, but the second he touched the answer button, he suddenly took his hand back. The call from this strange number rang for half a minute before old Haaland picked up the phone.

"Hello, Mr. Haaland." The voice on the other end of the phone was polite, "I am the current head coach of Wolves, you can call me Wei."

Old Haaland was stunned when he heard the fluent English of the other party.

Old Haaland also knew the news that Wolves replaced a Chinese head coach. He thought that this Chinese man probably had not mastered English yet, and it might be difficult for him to chat with the other party.

But now it seems that he doesn't have to worry at all.

Wei Le did not start talking about the transfer of young Haaland directly, but started with the experience of old Haaland in Manchester City. He asked the other party——

"Do you still remember your former teammate? His name is Sun Jihai."

"Oh! Sun." Haaland heard the name, thought about it, and obviously remembered it. But he said regretfully, "I have an impression of him, but I am not familiar with him. I was just injured at that time..."

During the time when Sun Jihai transferred to Manchester City, Haaland had just experienced a turning point in his football career.

In that Manchester derby, Manchester United's Roy Keane kicked Haaland's cruciate ligament with a flying kick. With his back to the referee holding up the red card, Keane laughed at Haaland who was in great pain. Haaland's football career came to an abrupt end. He never participated in any football game again. When the contract ended,Later, he chose to retire.

Later, the former admitted in his autobiography that he had deliberately injured Haaland on the grounds that in the previous Manchester derby, when he flew to Haaland, his movements were deformed, causing his cruciate ligament to be injured.

Haaland not only did not step forward to care, but turned to complain to the referee that the other party was actually delaying time.

Sun Jihai transferred to Manchester City, and Haaland's contract still had a year and a half to run. During this year and a half, Haaland missed all training and games due to injury, so their lives had no intersection.

Wei Le and Haaland talked about the past very happily. He conveyed Sun Jihai's greetings from China to Haaland, and Haaland seemed very happy.

In those years, Wei Le had already started to get in touch with football.

Of course, it was to support Sun Jihai, a player studying abroad at the time.

Wei Le spent a lot of time looking for videotapes of Manchester City games to watch. With Sun Jihai's arrival, he also watched a few games of Manchester City in Haaland's prime by chance.

Although they had never met, Haaland had a good impression of Wei Le. He was very enthusiastic and humble.

Seeing that the relationship had been almost close, Wei Le felt that it was time to get down to business.

Wei Le was not in a hurry to talk about Haaland's transfer, mainly because he could think that Haaland actually had some doubts about Wolves' inquiry. He was worried that if he got straight to the point, the other party might be a little resistant to his proposal.

He waited for Haaland to answer the phone for a long time.

But the call to the Brune club to ask for Haaland's contact information was also made by Wei Le. He knew that Haaland must be on the phone.

Since Haaland was not in such a hurry to answer the phone, perhaps it could show Haaland's tentative attitude. He actually wanted to see the sincerity from Wolves and Wei Le, rather than sending Haaland as a trump card.

With the previous preparation, when Haaland was mentioned, Wei Le and Haaland opened up the conversation completely.

Wei Le admired Haaland's physical fitness and amazing talent. He said that he had watched many Haaland's game videos and knew that Haaland would definitely become a talent, which made Haaland very happy.

But Haaland still wanted to know how well Wei Le knew Haaland. There were many people who praised Haaland, but the head coach who could really reassure Haaland should not only see Haaland's strengths, but also his weaknesses.

"Do you think Haaland needs to improve?" Haaland asked this question with some expectations.

When Solskjaer found him, he also raised this question, and Solskjaer seemed a little entangled on this issue, and in the end he couldn't explain it.

Although Solskjaer promised that Haaland would be successful if he followed the normal path, but because of Solskjaer's hesitation, Haaland always had concerns about Molde - he considered Haaland's future, not only the team's level.

He also considered the team's ability to train players.

Even if this team is a wealthy team like Real Madrid, if they don't know Haaland at all and don't know how to train him, Haaland will not be willing to hand Haaland over to him.

Haaland can be successful in Molde, but in Molde, will Solskjaer, who doesn't understand Haaland's strengths and weaknesses, slow down Haaland's growth rhythm or directly lead him astray?

Haaland didn't know. So he wanted to hear Wei Le's answer.

Wei Le didn't answer in a hurry when he heard this question. He knew that this was a test from Haaland, and he needed to convince him to let him trust his son.

Wei Le was prepared, of course.

"It's hard to explain verbally. If you can give me your email address, I'll give you a document. When you read it, you'll have the answer."

Haaland was very interested. There's a document?

"Oh?" Although he was a little confused, Haaland still sent his email address to Wei Le. The call ended quickly. Haaland took a deep breath and opened his email to see what Wei Le was doing.

Soon, Haaland had a document from England in his unread emails.

Its title was --

"Strategy for Super Saiyan Training"