The results of the three rounds of upgrades ahead of schedule have brought many changes to Sunset's life, and there are often domestic reporters who will find Sunset's phone number through various channels, even if Sunset explains to everyone that she cannot be interviewed, she will pull and talk for a long time, and finally publish one interview after another in China.

For this sunset, I deliberately changed the number, and only those who are familiar with it know it, so it is a lot less troublesome.

Feng Yuanyuan, a reporter she met in Shangdu, left the Shangdu Evening News and became a reporter for a professional football media, and was arranged to go directly to Freiburg for an interview.

After Feng Yuanyuan arrived in Freiburg, she was pushed by Sunset to the club's press officer. The club is obviously willing to expand its influence in China, and in addition to not allowing Sunset to be interviewed, it has provided all the convenience for Feng Yuanyuan to interview the team's coaches and players.

On April 20, the day after the game, Kempf, Stenzel, and Follenbach approached Sunset to go to the bar for a drink after training.

It was all agreed in advance, and at Braunschweig, Sternzel scored the winner, which is a rare thing for him to play as a defender, and after training he brought in Kempf to find the afterglow of resting due to injury.

Stenzel let Sunset onto his Porsche 911, looked at the apartment behind Sunset, and asked curiously:

"Didn't it be reported that you were going to buy a house? Why are you still living here?"

Sunset, who is not very particular about life, is not in a hurry, and said calmly:

"The agent is helping to make contact, and I hope to live near the stadium, close to Castle Hill for exercise, but it's not easy to find."

"You're so boring, you know? No sports cars, no parties, no girlfriends, just football... Oh my God, I can't go on for a day. Car that? Don't tell me you ordered a Ferrari or a Bugatti..."

Sunset is very helpless at the ridicule of the bad friend, and turns her eyes to the outside of the car, and is forced to say the reason:

"It's to blame for the German traffic regulations, and I can only take the driver's license at the end of the month..."

Sternzel burst out laughing, and then it occurred to Sunset that Sunset would not be able to apply for a driver's license until the 26th, when he turned 17. Sunset's on-court performances have caused their friends to ignore his age.

"Stenzel, what are you laughing at?"

At the door of the bar, Frombach saw Stenzel with a wicked smile on his face, knew that something funny had happened, and immediately asked.

"Haha, I won't be able to get a driver's license until the end of the month, and seriously, it doesn't seem right for us to bring a minor to drink..."

Seeing that she couldn't stop Stenzel from teasing, Sunset had no choice but to hate the threat:

"Wait, you don't want to get any more assists from me..."

Sternzel knew that he was joking, but he was not worried, but instead ridiculed:

"Come on, you should thank me, at Braunschweig, I was the only one who converted your countless foot passes into assists, otherwise you wouldn't have gotten a stat... From that point of view, you should have a treat today. ”

Sunset ignores his friend and says hello to Follenbach's girlfriend before heading to the bar.

"Hannah, good afternoon, let's go, let's ignore him..."

However, Hannah, who is familiar with dinner and partying, refuses to let go of the opportunity to tease Sunset, and after asking Sunset about her injury, she also jokes:

"Is it true? Yu, you haven't gotten your driver's license yet? So what is your attitude towards sibling love? I also said that I would introduce my girlfriend to you..."

Sunset is depressed throughout the party, including Kempf and his girlfriend Christina joining in the fun of him when they arrive.

It's just a common thing for friends to get together, but it's rare that Sunset has something to wash up, so she will naturally participate enthusiastically.

The next day, Sunset was in a much better mood, and the real estate agent helped him find a house that met his requirements on the other side of the Dresham, at the foot of the castle hill.

Just over a kilometer from the stadium and training ground, it is a two-story building with more than 500 square meters, and the most satisfying thing for Sunset is that there is an indoor heated swimming pool and a large garden.

The garden has enough area to tidy up a small pitch for Sunset's daily practice, and there's nothing to be faulty about other than the €2.2 million price tag.

Thomas, who knew about this and rushed to help, was also very satisfied, and kept encouraging him to buy it.

"Very nice house, completely affordable with your income, the bank is absolutely happy to lend money to a good customer like you, you don't have to worry about it at all. And if things go well, Adidas' sponsorship contract will be enough..."

Sunset had just heard about it, and he was rarely interested in it in the face of huge financial pressure, and with some gossip, he and Thomas sat on the deck chair by the pool and chatted.

"That's right, after the upgrade of Freiburg, your business value has skyrocketed, especially in China, which has attracted a lot of attention, and Adidas has been involved. They made an offer of 7.5 million euros for five years, and I came here to communicate with you about it. ”

After hearing a surprising number, Sunset is not so stressed about buying a house, and immediately gossip even more:

"Well, you decide the business thing. I'm curious about why Adi? Didn't you reject them outright?"

Thomas Dassler, apparently accustomed to curiosity about their family relationships, said unconcernedly:

"What's this, we're not that strained right now. Besides, this is an offer for you, and if it was for me, I would probably refuse it at the first time. Friend, are you questioning my professionalism? And because of my existence, they will directly quote an offer that people can't refuse, at least if you can't refuse it now..."

Thomas Dassler is a descendant of the family of Puma founder Rudolf Dassler, who still has a partial stake in Puma.

And the feud between Puma and Adidas is simply an excellent drama of the feud of a wealthy family. Rudolf Dassler and Adidas founder Adolf Dassler are two brothers who also founded the Dassler Brothers shoe factory together, and made a name for themselves at the Berlin '36 Olympics when Jesse Owens, a black American athlete who won four gold medals in track and field.

Then after the end of World War II, there were many stories between the two brothers, rumors of betrayal, money, pornography, in short, they parted ways, and founded Puma and Adidas respectively, of which Das in Adidas's name is half of the surname Dassler.

After that, the two families did not get along with each other, so much so that the small town of Herzogenolach, where the two world-famous sporting goods companies are located, has the nickname of "the city of bent necks", that is, the people of the small town first look down to see whether you are wearing Adidas or Puma on your feet before deciding how to treat you.

So Sunset, who doesn't usually gossip much, is curious about Thomas Dassler from Puma helping him contact Adidas' business.

But Thomas is right, the past is gone, and business is business. In addition to admiring Thomas's professionalism a little more, Sunset has the confidence to buy the house that he also likes.