After signing with AC Milan, I will be the king of football!-Chapter 654 - 0256 Robben: Coach, I’ve realized it (please subscribe)_3

"Agroppi once described Baggio: ’The angels sing between Baggio’s legs.’ As for Kevin, the angels learned to sing by watching Kevin’s matches!"

"Angels may disappoint, but Kevin will absolutely never let his supporters down!!!"

After the goal, Huang Kaiwen ran to the corner flag area, and his signature somersault move triggered even greater cheers from the Meringue fans.

"Kevin!!!"

"Kevin!!!"

"Kevin!!!"

The fans in the front row of the stands remained fervently passionate.

More and more young girls holding up phone numbers.

Anyway, when watching a game you always have to hold up something, and if by chance you really get a call, that’s a big win!

From conceding a goal to equalizing, then to taking the lead.

Robben had been watching the game closely, and he also paid attention to Capello.

Robben noticed that even after taking the lead so quickly, Capello didn’t show any signs of excitement.

Even when he was a coach at Chelsea, Mourinho would be extremely excited in such situations. Could this be how Real Madrid coaches are, not satisfied even when the team is performing so brilliantly? 𝐟𝐫𝕖𝗲𝘄𝚎𝗯𝕟𝐨𝕧𝐞𝚕.𝕔𝕠𝐦

It’s no ordinary feat to secure a spot at Real Madrid, the club elected as the best of the last century!

Only the first match of the season, and Robben felt he had learned a lot.

It’s nothing like what he could experience during training at Valdebebas.

About Huang Kaiwen’s status, his agent had repeatedly reminded him before the transfer to Real Madrid, and Robben had grown tired of hearing it. Now, seeing the match, he realized that the agent’s words were far from exaggerated.

On the field, De Jong recovered the ball and passed it to Huang Kaiwen who was surrounded by four players. Kaiwen paused briefly to change the rhythm, then sent forward a through ball with his right foot. Raul, charging from the left, reached the ball at the right side of the penalty area and took a shot, but the ball hit the right side netting.

Watching the game up to this point, Robben also discovered why Huang Kaiwen had such a status in the dressing room.

Before, while watching the UEFA Champions League final, he thought Manchester United was making a big deal out of nothing, but watching Madrid’s game today, he realized that even without the ball, Huang Kaiwen poses a huge threat.

No wonder the Atletico Madrid players followed him around.

Huang Kaiwen is not just about breakthroughs on his own; his off-the-ball movement is also very flexible.

Just give him a little time and he can produce high-quality through balls, so the opponents naturally can’t let the Real Madrid number ten move around freely.

Even the proud Robben admitted that Huang Kaiwen was far superior to him in organizing attacks.

A top winger with the organizational abilities of the core players from other teams indeed poses a tough challenge for the defense.

Robben, having adjusted his attitude, felt that besides passing more to Huang Kaiwen after getting on the pitch, he should do a few other things to quickly integrate into the team.

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Rodriguez brought the ball up for another attack; the Argentinian winger’s dribbling was full of tempo changes.

His preferred foot is right, and being placed on the right constrained Rodriguez’s development, but his crosses were still outstanding.

After a series of feints that threw off De Jong, Rodriguez brought the ball back to the right flank.

Without waiting for his Argentinian fellow, Heinze, to approach, he swung his right foot and delivered a cross.

This pass was very precise.

Fran knew after judging the trajectory that he wouldn’t reach it; he deliberately led Pepe into the penalty area. The ball flew over Pepe’s head towards the left side, where Aguero dashed past Cannavaro into the small box and struck the ball from behind.

Casillas once again dived to block Aguero’s shot.

Pepe fell and cleared the ball to the right flank, and Torres, who had gotten back into the box, booted the ball away with a big kick.

"Casillas did a great job!"

"Yes, Casillas reacted really quickly there."

"Casillas has been a very good goalkeeper over the past few years, but since last season his presence hasn’t been as significant."

"Heh, it’s because Huang Kaiwen’s performance in key matches is so stable that Casillas doesn’t stand out. You’d say Real Madrid’s backline is stable, but it really isn’t that solid, they often make various mistakes. But Real Madrid can score goals, naturally people pay more attention to players like Huang Kaiwen, Raul, and Cassano on the offense."

"Right, in various awards, offensive players also have a bigger advantage over defenders."

"Guti has the ball again and wants to pass it to Huang Kaiwen, wow, with three defenders around him, he dares to make the pass!"

Huang Kaiwen suddenly accelerated past Maniche, nudging the ball forward with his left foot, and when Setaridis stretched out a leg, he tapped the ball to his right foot.

He slickly dribbled past the opponent with a "fried dumpling" move.

Lopez and Pereira, the two central defenders, quickly covered the left flank, as Raúl García ran back to the box with fullback Mario Pena to guard against Raul and Cassano.

Huang Kaiwen, at the top corner of the large box, faked out Lopez, but Pereira stretched his leg and poked the ball towards the baseline.

Huang Kaiwen quickly turned and chased. He was still a bit behind Baggio in speed, reaching the ball just before it crossed the baseline. Feeling unsteady on his stance, Huang Kaiwen wrapped his right foot around from behind his left leg and delivered a cross with a tricky back-heel. The ball grazed the baseline, heading towards the left side of the goal.

Thump—

Huang Kaiwen’s hurried pass wasn’t of high quality; the ball, skimming the baseline, flew towards the goal’s left side, posing a challenge for both sides as players found it hard to deal with.

Defenders risked an own goal by touching it even slightly. Cassano burst past Raul, raising his right foot high. Leo Franco didn’t dodge, instead, he flew towards Cassano’s foot and punched the ball out. Setaridis, who had returned to the box, quickly turned and kicked the ball out to the sideline.

"This challenge was fierce. Cassano’s foot hit Franco’s shoulder, and because he raised his leg too high, Franco’s challenge caused him to fall, clutching his leg inside the box."