After signing with AC Milan, I will be the king of football!-Chapter 1668 - 457: Saint Inzaghi

Boom——

"Saint Kevin!"

"Saint Kevin!"

"Saint Kevin!"

The long-awaited San Siro finally erupts.

This less than half a minute felt so long.

Four years of longing finally crystallize into frost at this moment.

He’s back, they’re all back!

The all-powerful number 10 scores in every possible way, with number 22 and number 7 celebrating alongside.

This is San Siro Stadium’s favorite scene.

"Goal!!!"

"Kevin Goal!!!"

"GoalGoalGoal!"

"A classic falling leaf shot, even from such close distance, Kevin precisely uses the falling leaf shot to toy with the opponent’s goalkeeper."

"On the field, other players strive to surpass themselves, wishing to kick out with extra effort beyond their limits, leaving the goalkeeper with no way to defend against the ball."

"But Kevin constantly restrains himself on the field. Whether it’s his own body or the opponent’s, they’ve become limitations to Kevin. Even his own physique can’t withstand his divine power. We rarely see Kevin running with full force anymore, and previously when I met AC Milan team doctor Giovanni Nanni, he mentioned these issues to me. Kevin’s joints simply can’t endure his speed and strength."

"Besides protecting himself, Kevin restrains his strength to protect opponents too; otherwise, one day we might truly see an opponent’s head explode from being hit by a ball from Kevin."

"I know many people are puzzled, Kevin just recently struck with a stunning long shot, is this still self-restraint? I can confidently tell you, yes! Kevin has excellent judgment on whether the ball will go in or whether the opponent will reach it. He judged that the opponent couldn’t touch the ball, so naturally, he doesn’t need to constantly restrain himself."

Guardiola claps at the sidelines with a smile.

Torrent approached the sidelines and asked, "Are we preparing to make a substitution?"

"Substitution? Okay!"

Guardiola nodded and said.

He also doesn’t dare to let Huang Kaiwen play for too long.

Previously, he thought Mourinho often had Huang Kaiwen play less than half the game was nonsense, but after coaching Huang Kaiwen himself, Guardiola somewhat understands Mourinho.

This constant worry about Huang Kaiwen’s condition is more heart-racing than opponents scoring goals.

Guardiola turns around.

Inzaghi immediately raises his hand.

Lately, he’s scored 10 goals, how come when it’s a substitution, he shouldn’t he be on the field?

Guardiola pretends not to see Inzaghi, and waves to Rakitic, making the ready-to-warm-up Kroos somewhat disappointed.

"Guardiola seems to be preparing for a substitution, let’s guess who he’s planning to substitute?"

"Hehe, other than Huang Kaiwen, none others. Normally you only substitute in the first half due to injury, and rarely because a player is in such bad shape that the coach can’t tolerate it, thus substituting without an injury excuse carries a semblance of insult. But these premature substitutions for Huang Kaiwen don’t contain such sentiments."

"Indeed, a long time ago Huang Kaiwen had the experience of being substituted in to play one free kick, and then substituted out one goal later, Ancelotti once used up two substitution slots on Huang Kaiwen with one substitution, which pioneered Huang Kaiwen’s new utilization method. During Chelsea, Mourinho really expanded upon this strategy, how long Huang Kaiwen plays isn’t significant, key is how many goals were created while he’s on the field."

The previously livid atmosphere at San Siro Stadium falls silent.

They comprehend Guardiola’s worries, but the fans really want to see Huang Kaiwen continue playing on the field.

Paying to see Huang Kaiwen play for 20 minutes versus 90 minutes is a big difference after all.

"Coach seems to be substituting you, Kevin."

On the way back, Kaka reminded him.

"Hmm, I feel the same."

Huang Kaiwen nods and says.

Having no objections about being substituted early.

He quite likes this arrangement.

It’s not like punching a time clock.

They demand employees create enough value, while also requiring employees stay at the company long enough, it’s best if they "voluntarily" work overtime after hours.

Upon returning to the center circle.

Toni looks enviously at Ibrahimovic.

He originally wanted to try his luck in Germany.

But Bayern’s situation isn’t as good as he imagined it to be, although Bayern is very strong.

The dressing room atmosphere and dominance at both ends can’t compare to Milan.

Upon returning, Milan already had no place for him, Genoa was willing to offer a salary of 4 million Euro, so Toni joined Genoa.

If he knew this back then, he surely wouldn’t have left Milan.

Nothing can change now.

Toni passes the ball to the side, and Hazard takes possession again.

In the opening segment with little chance to perform, Hazard dribbles directly onto Milan’s half.

Toni hesitated momentarily, then hurried forward.

Mentally cursing this fool. 𝘧𝑟𝑒𝑒𝘸𝘦𝘣𝑛𝑜𝘷𝑒𝓁.𝘤𝘰𝓂

Isn’t he trying to single-handedly break through Milan’s defense amidst organized defense?

Hazard’s agility surprises Pirlo.

He completely underestimated this young man, little expecting such dexterity from Hazard.

Hazard effortlessly bypassed Pirlo after several ball control feints.

Ramos charged forward without hesitation.

Hazard immediately sent a diagonal pass to Toni who was making a forward run.

Toni, after controlling the ball, swiftly passed it behind Ramos.

Hazard, seizing possession, immediately bypasses towards the box, Thiago Silva defended with his weight centered, as Hazard suddenly cuts with his right foot to the endline, catching Silva off guard and in the gap Hazard cuts horizontally with his left, Palacio rushes forward to tap the ball effortlessly into the net.