After signing with AC Milan, I will be the king of football!-Chapter 280 - 0158 Cisplatin War (Please Subscribe)_2

Ancelotti nodded with his arms crossed.

He spoke entirely in Italian.

Tassotti understood the words, but couldn’t quite grasp their connection and simply nodded in agreement with Ancelotti’s point of view.

"University of Milan is helping me research how to miniaturize the equipment, so we won’t need to assemble it on-site for every game. Impressive, isn’t it?" Ancelotti asked with a smile.

"Impressive, very impressive!" Tassotti nodded repeatedly.

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"The players from both teams are out on the field for the coin toss."

"Next, let’s introduce the starting lineups, Mancini is definitely prepared for this match."

AC Milan 4-4-2 diamond midfield:

Goalkeeper: Dida,

Defenders: Serginho, Maldini, Nesta, Cafu,

Midfielders: Huang Kaiwen, Pirlo, Kaka, Gattuso,

Forwards: Toni, Shevchenko.

Inter Milan 4-2-3-1 with double pivots:

Goalkeeper: Cesar,

Defenders: Burdizzo, Materazzi, Samuel, Zanetti,

Midfield: Figo, Stankovic, Santiago Solari, Cambiasso, Stankovic,

Forward: Adriano.

"Today, both teams’ goalkeepers are Brazilian. Dida is Brazil’s number one, Cesar, along with Roma’s Doni, and Porto’s Helton are in competition. This season, both Doni and Cesar had good performances, with Helton missing many games due to injury. If there are no surprises, World Cup’s first-choice will be Dida, with Cesar and Doni as the other two goalkeepers in the squad."

"AC Milan’s starting lineup includes four Brazilians, and Inter Milan goes even further, with three Argentinian defenders in a single line of defense, and a total of five Argentinians on the field. Every time I watch the Milan Derby, it feels like a South American qualifying match."

"Heh, it does resemble that. Maybe Mancini thinks trying out an Argentinian defense might be more in sync. Anyway, since Huang Kaiwen arrived in Milan City, Inter Milan hasn’t won a game against us. Why not try an Argentinian defense line? Maybe with three Argentinians, it could work better?" fɾēewebnσveℓ.com

"That could be a possibility. Solari’s transfer to Inter went fairly well, let’s see if he can take on the role of orchestrating the offense today. Alright, the main referee, De Santis, has blown the whistle to start the match, and AC Milan kicks off..."

Shevchenko began the match with an immediate back pass.

Adriano and Figo rushed out at the start.

Stankovic went straight for Huang Kaiwen, positioned today on the right, specifically to defend against AC Milan’s left flank, Huang Kaiwen.

For such treatment,

Huang Kaiwen had grown accustomed.

Without the ball coming his way, he didn’t run either.

So he wouldn’t be drained of energy in the second half and unable to run.

His teammates at the back had returned, so there was no need for him to tire himself out with relentless runs and sprints back.

Maldini took the ball in the backfield and ran forward, without much hesitation he lofted a pass towards the left flank.

Huang Kaiwen twisted his body and exploded from his position, surging forward.

Although Stankovic was prepared and ready to start running back the moment Maldini passed the ball, he was still a beat too slow.

Once Huang Kaiwen surpassed the halfway line with Stankovic trailing over a meter behind, relentless in his pursuit but unable to catch up.

Cambiasso, without any hesitation, charged to the flank and made a sliding tackle.

Huang Kaiwen quickly tapped the ball a few meters ahead and leaped over Cambiasso.

Cambiasso wasn’t surprised by this outcome; his slide was meant to delay time.

As he stood up, Stankovic had already caught up, and Cambiasso, gritting his teeth, chased after him again.

Zanetti was unprepared to face him, and Huang Kaiwen had already accelerated again and dashed past the touchline.

The three Inter players could only chase after him.

Feeling he couldn’t keep up, Stankovic lowered his center of gravity and went to ground with a slide.

Huang Kaiwen once again moved the ball forward, his right leg casually stepping over Stankovic’s legs as he accelerated towards the baseline.

By the time he turned with the ball at the baseline, Zanetti had already reached him.

Huang Kaiwen flicked the ball with his right foot, stumbled a bit after being clipped by Zanetti, but regained his balance after two wobbly steps and immediately evaded Cambiasso’s leg with a pull-back, then quickly angled into the penalty area.

Samuel and Materazzi had fallen back in front of the small penalty area, wary of Huang Kaiwen breaking into it directly. Since there were already many teammates on the left, there wasn’t a need for them to defend there.

Huang Kaiwen, beside Stankovic, discreetly knocked the ball back with his foot.

At the apex of the penalty area, Kaka wound up and shot.

The ball struck Materazzi and bounced out over the baseline.

"Ah, that was a wasted opportunity."

"Huang Kaiwen’s breakthrough was truly beautiful; after saying that his warm-up dribbles were reminiscent of Maradona’s, now having Maradona himself here, he might think he’s the one playing on the field,"

"Heh, back when Pele continuously claimed that Huang Kaiwen’s style resembled his own, I bet after today Pele will keep quiet."

"Huang Kaiwen heads to the corner flag area again, this will be fun to watch."

Fans around the world,

look forward to a few things.

One is when Huang Kaiwen gets injured,

one is when Huang Kaiwen makes a comeback,

one is Huang Kaiwen’s playing style,

and the last is how Huang Kaiwen takes corner kicks.

Currently, at William Hill, these predictions all have betting odds.

The company has picked a bone with Huang Kaiwen, determined to win back what two of their CEOs lost.

Due to AC Milan’s spectacular tactical corner kicks this season, Cologne Sport University has even added a specialized course on Football Set Pieces Mental Games and Coordination.

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