In fact, a lot of the ti, the players behind him didn’t even need to rotate up and cover for him. He could handle it all on his own.
Doesn’t that significantly reduce the workload for everyone else?
On the other hand, what if it was Bancé instead?
Bancé might be taller and stronger, and more physically imposing to defenders...
...but when it ca to high-pressing, his mobility was lacking. That ant everyone else had to run more to compensate.
Klopp was, of course, well aware of this, which was why he always stressed that Wang Shuo was the team’s most important player.
And that wasn’t even considering his high goal count.
Even if he didn’t score, he would still secure a spot in the starting lineup.
An average of 11 kiloters covered per match.
It was like having half an extra forward on the field.
Who wouldn’t love a player like that?
...
Mainz Defeats Borussia Mönchengladbach 3-1 Away!
Wang Shuo Reclaims Top Spot on the Scoring Chart!
These two stories quickly dominated the headlines in Germany’s major newspapers and dia outlets.
The focus, in particular, was on Wang Shuo.
At just eighteen years old, delivering such a performance in his debut Bundesliga season—his future was incredibly promising!
As Wang Shuo read through the nurous reports from German and Chinese dia, he couldn’t help but feel a private thrill, but one particular news story caught his eye.
A report from German Bild.
They had interviewed Germany’s top female sports anchor, Jessica Castrorop of Premiere Television.
The 34-year-old anchor, known as Germany’s sweetheart, revealed in the interview, "I’ve beco a huge fan of Wang Shuo."
When Wang Shuo saw the article, he was instinctively taken aback.
’He wasn’t opposed to attracting a wealthy benefactor, but so many at once? That didn’t seem right.’
Sitting in the back row beside Wang Shuo, Christian Heidel saw his expression, glanced at the news article, and couldn’t help but chuckle.
To each their own.
So people just had a thing for the mature type.
Heidel then gave Wang Shuo a brief rundown of the rivalry between Premiere Television and Arena Television.
Essentially, Premiere Television had gotten a poor broadcasting package, but then, unexpectedly, Mainz burst onto the scene.
That was why they were now looking to partner with Mainz.
It was all about maximizing their resources.
And how could a small club like Mainz possibly refuse an olive branch from Germany’s largest pay-TV broadcaster?
...
Premiere’s headquarters was in Munich.
With only one day for the recording, the schedule was extrely tight.
When Wang Shuo and his group arrived, they were accompanied by Christian Heidel and Thomas Essien to et the CEO of Premiere Television, Mark Williams.
The first gesture from Williams was to announce that Wang Shuo had just been nad Premiere Television’s Player of the Week for Bundesliga Matchday 7.
But this was rely an appetizer.
Aside from match broadcasts, this was Wang Shuo’s first ti appearing on television.
It was a completely new experience for him.
He realized there were a lot of things to coordinate before going on television.
It was an interview show, but Premiere wanted him to appear on cara in his Mainz kit.
That ant representing Nike.
But Wang Shuo’s personal sponsor was Adidas.
When Thomas Essien had previously contacted Adidas about it, they had insisted that Wang Shuo must wear Adidas shoes.
Not only that.
By the ti Wang Shuo’s party arrived at the Premiere Television headquarters in Munich, an Adidas representative was already waiting for them. They had brought several pairs of sneakers, all prominently featuring the trefoil logo.
They even negotiated cara angles with the show’s production crew, eventually reaching a satisfactory agreent.
In addition, Wang Shuo also t the host: the 34-year-old Jessica Castrorop, the one Buvac was always daydreaming about.
Although her show was ostensibly a sports talk show, it was actually more entertainnt-focused and delved into gossip and tabloid-style news.
But she made a pretty good first impression on Wang Shuo.
She went over so of the questions she planned to ask with Wang Shuo beforehand.
This way, they both had a clear understanding of what topics were fair ga and what was off-limits.
Wang Shuo looked over the list; there was nothing particularly sensitive.
She also told Wang Shuo not to be nervous, as it was a pre-recorded show. If anything ca out awkwardly, it could be edited out later.
Besides the host and Wang Shuo, there was also going to be another special guest on set.
Just as she said that, a stunning, young blonde woman entered the studio, making Wang Shuo’s eyes widen in appreciation.
She was wearing a black dress that showed off her great figure, and most strikingly, she was very tall.
Wang Shuo noticed she was wearing flats, likely out of consideration for his own height.
But even so, she was still about as tall as him.
Her long, fair legs, visible beneath the dress, were especially eye-catching, and her proportions were simply incredible.
But Wang Shuo only allowed himself a single glance before turning his head away.
The perceptive Jessica noticed his reaction and smiled as she made the introductions.
"This is Lina Gerk, hailed as the next World-level German supermodel to follow in Heidi Krumm’s footsteps."
"And this is the hottest young player in the Bundesliga right now, Wang Shuo from China."
Lina Gerk, who had been smiling since she entered, gracefully extended her hand.
Wang Shuo politely shook her hand. It was very soft.
But he didn’t dwell on it.
After a rather long period of preparation and coordination, the official filming began.
This was a legitimate football talk show.
Despite the presence of Germany’s sweetheart anchor and a gorgeous supermodel, the program was, at its core, focused on the interview.
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