My Girlfriend Wants Victory - Chapter 102



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“Marco!”

“Gino!”

“How are you feeling today?”

After Dortmund won the DFL-Supercup, I had a lot of conversations with the new players and gathered information.

“Okay. What about you?”

“me too.”

We analyzed even the smallest details, such as their habits, behaviors, hobbies, and preferred play styles.

Because soccer is a team sport, understanding your teammates is of the utmost importance.

“Jin-ho, what do you do when you have free time?”

“Are you dating your girlfriend or reading a strategy book while watching a soccer game?”

And it seems like the transfer students also had a lot of questions for me.

“Jin-ho! Which company’s cola do you drink?”

“Drink water, drink water. Coke is bad for your health.”

“… that bad guy.”

While I was talking to the new transfer students and getting to know them.

“There are definitely cultural differences.”

With the help of the club, Jang In-gang, who received a long-term residence visa, quickly adapted to German culture with the help of his mother-in-law and Gyul-woo.

“Ugh. That’s why I told you to just stay in Korea.”

Although she says that, her mother-in-law was happier than anyone else when her father-in-law came to Germany.

Looking at that, I told Gyul-woo that we should grow old like our father-in-law and mother-in-law. Gyul-woo answered with a trembling expression.

“… I don’t want to have a potbelly like my dad.”

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Not long after the DFL-Supercup ended, news of Kang Chan’s transfer to the Bundesliga suddenly came.

– Kang Chan: Jin-ho, I’ll see you in Germany soon.

It’s been just two years since he changed his position from center back to striker.

The player, who had to transfer to the J-League after graduating from high school because there was no place in the country that would accept him, succeeded in advancing to the Bundesliga after recording second place in scoring in the J-League.

[Kang Chan, the ugly duckling of the Korean football world, becomes a swan and heads to the Bundesliga.]

[The Football Association said it was lacking in talent, but what it lacked was not talent, but conscience.]

└ What the heck, South Korean school soccer is amazing, putting a striker like that in the center back position!

└ We’ve heard plenty of excuses about there being no talent.

└ The talent we are talking about = Skill and potential are important, regardless of the family’s money.

└ The talent that the Football Association talks about = A player whose family is rich and good at giving bribes, regardless of skill and potential.

└ The Football Association is doing well. Chew

└ Isn’t the youth league managed by a subordinate organization rather than the football association?

└ So what, the Football Association is not responsible? Are you a commenter?

└ No;; When did I say I wasn’t responsible?

As if Chan Kang’s story was a paragon of human victory, netizens congratulated Chan for his future and strongly criticized the soccer world for being stagnant and rotten.

I also felt a little dizzy. I can’t believe this talented person was working as an agent in his past life.

‘What on earth was the soccer world of South Korea?’

Well… Honestly, I’m not worried about Kang Chan’s transfer to the Bundesliga. Transfer and adaptation are two different issues.

Haven’t countless athletes tried to compete overseas, failed, and returned to Korea?

Although Kang Chan-i has a good sense of smell, he still has many shortcomings in other areas.

So, Dortmund also decided to recruit Kang Chan once he grew a bit more and eventually gave up on recruiting him.

And Kang Chan was also not very active in transferring to Dortmund. If he went to Dortmund, he would be pushed by Lewandowski and would only occasionally play as a substitute.

For Kang Chan, developing his own soccer skills and playing matches was more important than the club’s reputation or winning trophies.

Kang Chan’s sudden transfer to the Bundesliga was something even I did not expect.

– Hou: Then, should I invite you to the group chat?

– Kang Chan: Jin-ho, come here for a second. I’m so nervous.

Well. Anyway. I congratulated Kang Chan on his entry into the Bundesliga and invited him to the European group chat.

– Kang Chan: Hello, seniors! This is Kang Chan, who recently transferred to Düsseldorf!

And after a long time, the group chat room became noisy.

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– Ki Sung-ryong: No;; The number of people in the group chat keeps increasing, so people are saying things like we’re factions;;

– Hou: What? Weren’t you gathering factions?

– Ki Sung-ryong: If you were part of the national team faction, would you be here after retiring from the national team?

– Lee Cheong-ryong: Haha …

– Ki Sung-ryong: What. I’m joking. I invited Jin-ho and told him to do it, so don’t misunderstand.

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– Ki Sung-ryong: And Kang Chan is in a situation where he’s going through hard times overseas with me. If you have any difficulties or hardships, let’s contact him anytime and have a meal together when we meet.

– Kang Chan: Thank you, senior! I will contact you often!

– Cha Dong-won: Wow…. You’re so polite, unlike anyone else.

– Lee Cheong-ryong: That bastard, Son Jin-ho, said that to me right away when we first met.

– Hou: I learned everything from Hongmin hyung. If Senior Lee Cheongryong wants, I will speak politely from now on.

– Son Heung-min: When did I ever do that?

– Lee Cheong-ryong: Jin-ho, don’t use formal language. It’s disgusting.

– Son Heung-min: By the way, Son Jin-ho, you lifted the trophy this time, why aren’t you bragging about it?

– Hou: ???

– Cha Dong-won: I guess Hong Min-i was eagerly waiting for Jin-ho to show off his trophy? Hahahahahahahahaha

– Lee Cheong-ryong: Haha …

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As the news of Kang Chan’s transfer to the Bundesliga died down, the opening match of the Bundesliga approached.

Dortmund’s first opponent of the season was SV Werder Bremen.

South Korean soccer fans watched the game with sleepy eyes barely open, even though it was played late at night.

[Dortmund pushing SV Werder Bremen hard! Wow! They’re really strong! Is this the power of the defending champions?!]

I was instantly woken up by Dortmund’s hot push from the start of the game.

[Kevin De Bruyne catching the ball! Like Jin-ho Son, he is a player who can use both feet freely.]

└ Kevin De Bruyne? That name is too hard to pronounce? Why can’t we just call him Kim Deok-bae?

└ Chewㅋㅋㅋ Deokbyulㅋㅋㅋㅋ Why does it fit so well ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ

└ It seems like it’s because he looks a bit friendlyㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ

Kevin De Bruyne, who was a promising youngster, struggled to prevent his team from losing, but the gap between defending champions Borussia Dortmund and relegation-threatened SV Werder Bremen could not be overcome.

[Dortmund beat SV Werder Bremen 2-0 at Signal Iduna Park.]

[Son Jin-ho, who had a great performance with 1 goal and 1 assist, exchanged jerseys with Kevin De Bruyne who came to visit after the game!]

Dortmund, who won the opening match with a score of 2-0 thanks to Son Jin-ho’s 1 goal and 1 assist, quickly accumulated points thanks to Son Jin-ho’s crazy performance that was properly benefited from the powdered milk buff.

[Dortmund on a three-game winning streak right after the opening! Showing the power of the defending champions!]

[Son Jin-ho’s 2nd year jinx? The milk powder buff was stronger!]

Son Jin-ho, who broke the second-year jinx cleanly with the milk powder buff.

After Shinji Kagawa’s transfer, he changed his position to an attacking midfielder and actively tried to score goals. Perhaps naturally, he began to receive more attention than when he played as a central midfielder.

[Title: Anonymous Legend Striker, Jin-Ho Son is a Striker.]

– Jurgen Klopp is misusing Gino now! Gino has the blood of a striker in his veins!

My brother is a striker? I just laugh ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ

└ This guy doesn’t know how to play soccer.

└ Seriously ㅋㅋ If you watch the matches that striker Son Jin-ho plays in, you can’t say things like that.

└ I really thought you were deliberately slacking off.

└ What? Has Jin-ho Son ever played as a striker?

└ He played as a striker during his time at Geumsun High School.

The legendary striker left a comment about Son Jin-ho. Although the Hou Gallery soccer fans who have watched Son Jin-ho play since childhood have been mocking the legendary striker by calling him a idiot.

In any case, the entire Republic of Korea was inspired by Son Jin-ho’s performance.

In particular, people who showed interest in soccer after the London Olympics felt a dark sense of nationalism in the sight of Son Jin-ho promoting national prestige.

[Title: From the Gallery of Heavy Rain.]

From now on, heavy rain will fall in our gallery.

You may do so.

Hooooooooooooo─!

└ You piece of shit, don’t impersonate me. I told you you could do it whenever you want!

└ Why is it raining so hard? Let’s have a drink!

A large number of people began to flock to Hou Gallery, which could be called Son Jin-ho’s fan club.

[Title: Guys! Is Jin-ho oppa good at soccer?]

Judging from his looks, he doesn’t seem like he’d be good at soccer… How about giving him a chance to become an idol?

└ Is this what they mean when they say Beckham is underrated because of his face?

└ But honestly, he doesn’t look like he can play soccer.

└ Rather than having a face that can’t play soccer, he just seems more talented

└ Park Ji-Song is amazing. Even though he didn’t have any talent, he worked hard to get to Manchester United.

└ Park Ji-song has no talent? Hahahahahaha I’ll just laugh it off

└ If you didn’t have talent, would you have gone to Man U?

└ The first South Korean Premier Leaguer who, despite being a true genius, earned the image of being a hard worker thanks to his face;;

Time passes so quickly and it is already the 4th round of the Bundesliga.

[Dortmund Heading to Volksparkstadion, Will the Korean Derby Be a Thing?]

The Korean derby between Dortmund and Hamburg is approaching.

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