After all, if the management's mind is on the game, it will definitely not drive a wedge between the players, not to mention... The management still uses such dirty means to discord, you know... Fame and fortune are what human beings have always been looking for.

This group of teenagers, who are just 19 or 20 years old, are the easiest to get lost in, and of course, they may also go to the other extreme, that is, to talk about righteousness and raise the bar with the club.

Su Yang decided to move with emotion and reason, and talk to the players of the UG team.

It's a tricky thing.

Standing on Su Yang's side, that is to confront the management, which will make their reputation in the circle not good enough, and on the side of the management, it is to put the cart before the horse, from a professional player to an entertainment idol.

In fact, most people choose the second path.

However, Team UG's players spend much more time training together than management spending time with players.

Plus Su Yang's opinion really doesn't have any problems.

It's okay to do activities.

But don't overspend your own fan base.

Advertising can.

But the target of the advertisement must have a good reputation.

As long as you have a little brain, you can understand that the management of the UG team is overspending the popularity potential of the players, and now it may be very easy to make money for a while, and it may be very easy, when the potential is gone, and there are fewer activities, the UG team will naturally collapse.

Looking at all the teams that are addicted to activities because of fame, almost all of them end with the collapse of players and teams, and if they want to recover, they can only embark on the road of revival of reshuffling, replacing a new group of players, and re-establishing their team's reputation.

The players of Team UG are not stupid either.

Hearing Su Yang's views, they all supported it, long-term interests and short-term interests, and they must be looking at long-term interests, so they planned to find the management, hoping to delete those activities that ruined their popularity.

How... The boss behind the management... Originally, it was the idea of playing tickets to earn a ticket and leave.

The development potential of the UG team has never been considered, even if the players of the UG team have some foundation for their current results, but what if they don't play well in the future? When it comes to esports, most clubs are losing money.

They temporarily took over the UG team, and they didn't plan to develop well, and when no one behind the UG team was willing to accept the advertisement, the boss just resold the ownership of the UG team.

In the face of the UG team's protests, the club's management had no idea of making sense.

He doesn't care if you take the ad or not.

Don't take ads, right? Just find a few reasons to deduct your salary, in the face of such a scoundrel, Su Yang can't help it... The relationship between the management and the players was originally the relationship between the boss and the employees, and Su Yang could think of arguing with reason and taking a step back, which was already the limit.

Not to mention that they are not asking too much.

It is to reduce activities, participate in some beneficial activities, and shoot some advertisements with good reputation.

Fortunately... Su Yang's contract is about to expire, anyway, he is a free man, and it doesn't matter if he leaves, but the key is that he, the brothers who stayed in the UG team, each has a relatively long-term contract.

However, according to Allen... Because the previous boss was in arrears for a long time, the contract of effectiveness signed between the UG team and the player could be declared invalid after just a trip to the court.

When the new management noticed that the predecessor had a long-term salary arrears, he immediately scolded his mother... In the blink of an eye, I changed my previous attitude and was as humble as I wanted, hoping that the players of the UG team could re-sign their contracts.

Another conundrum for UG teams.

To sign or not to sign.

There are definitely players who want to stay on the UG team, after all, this is where they became famous and where their dreams took off.

But the new management did not consider their feelings at all, which made them feel a deep sense of unease, once the contract was signed, it was a contract of sale, and the management could pinch it as much as it wanted.

The training room, which used to be lively, has become quiet.

"What to do." Alan stared at Su Yang, who was there without saying a word.

The people's hearts are scattered, and the team is not easy to lead.

And people...

What a contradictory creature.

When there is no management, I feel that the money is not easy to make, and there is no money to support myself to continue to play, and when there is management, I feel that the money is too easy to make, but the management consumes their popularity too much, and does not treat the players as human beings, and completely uses them as a tool to make money.

And the kind of management that can get results, make money, and manage everything properly is a well-known club in the world.

SKT, E, EDG and many more.

It can be said that it is a giant team that can make the team achieve certain results, can operate properly to make money, and can share well for the players in the face of external pressure and public opinion.

"I thought about it, and I chose to leave UG." Su Yang took a deep breath and said with some melancholy: "Thank you for your company, I may not be able to accompany you to the end." ”

When he said these words, Su Yang was actually very uncomfortable.

This UG team can be said to have been built by him.

The players are trained by themselves.

Allen's BP is also slowly getting better with his experience.

And Su Yang is also the core player of the whole team.

Everyone has created a core team around him, and this feeling is really not bad to say.

Leaving at this time, Su Yang felt very uncomfortable in his heart.

But he is also fed up with this damn management, seeing the money, unscrupulous means in order to make money, excessively consuming his potential value, and slaughtering Chinese players as a fat sheep.

And Su Yang chose to leave.

Alan is not surprised, not to mention that the new management is not pleasing to Su Yang, Allen also feels that it is too much.

One set in front of people, one set after people.

Before taking over the team, he said that he wanted to make the UG team the greatest team in the world, but after taking over, there were constant, in addition to using the popularity of the players to make money, he was also secretly doing things, trying to destroy the relationship between the players so that there was no obstacle to his way of making money.

These damn things, Alan sees them all.

"When are you leaving?" Alan calmed down.

This is just the championship!

Just won the championship, and they have to go their separate ways.

He choked up in his heart.

"The contract is over, and I plan to go back to China to have a look." Su Yang said his thoughts, "I want to make a club by myself, at least I can't let such a bad management appear in my team again." ”

Alva was silent.

The other players on the UG team were silent, quietly listening to Su Yang's thoughts.

"Su Yang... Can I go to China? Alva asked, hesitating.

"Are you sure?" Su Yang smiled bitterly: "When I return to China, I don't know if I can form a club team, I heard that the LSPL league quota needs at least 1.5 million US dollars to win." ”

Go to China and build clubs and teams.

is the most difficult.

The overhead is too great.

If it really doesn't work, he may want to consider going to the LCK's minor league to see if he can build an all-Chinese class.

As for... Why are Chinese reluctant to go to other leagues as foreign aid?

The biggest reason is... The salary of the LSPL league is not much different from the salary of the LCK league.

You go to other leagues and make too little money.

What's more, the base salary and contract of the strong Chinese players in the LPL league are very lucrative.

(Go to the LPL or go to other divisions to make trouble?) ）

(Post your own ideas in the book review section, and I will adopt them at my discretion.) ）

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