July 19, 2011.

The Bayern team, who ended their training in Italy, has now arrived in Mainz, Germany.

They are going to participate in the domestic warm-up tournament here - the Deutsche Telekom Cup.

This game is similar to the Chiefs Cup, Bernabeu Cup, and Audi Cup. The sponsor invites four teams to fight each other. Each game has only one hour and only one night to rest. The final winner gets a year of free telecom broadband and traffic - probably that's what it means...

This time brings together host Mainz, defending champion Dortmund, Bayern, who is the Bundesliga overlord but only ranks third, as well as the veteran Hamburger.

Dortmund beat Mainz 3-1 and prepares to meet Bayern in the final.

Although they won, the Yellow and Black Legion injured three generals in a row in one hour of game. In addition to the injuries during training, they lost five main players in just two days, which looked much worse than Bayern...

Perhaps it was influenced by the opponent, or perhaps it was unwilling to let other main players accompany Robben and Ribery to hospital, Heinx sent a substitute lineup, with Peterson, Rafinia, Usa Mikishi, Boateng and other new players all debuted, only Long Shute sat on the bench and enjoyed the treatment of the old main players with Ram and others.

Although this substitute lineup is not as good as the main players, its value and player abilities are much stronger than the main players in Hamburg. After 30 minutes... they actually lag behind 0-2!

Even though this is a warm-up match, it is the first game to compete for the championship since he took over Bayern for the third time. As the head coach, Heinkes is also a little lost in his face and he made changes at the beginning of the second half.

He replaced the Japanese genius young player Usa Mikishi, who worked very hard and occasionally performed well, but he had not yet adapted to the rhythm of European football, and replaced the Long Shute who sat on the bench for 30 minutes.

Long Shute, who had just started playing, used a sharp breakthrough on the wing and threatened Hamburg's goal with a cross from the bottom.

However, Peterson was completely unable to adapt to his speed, failed to complete the encirclement as soon as possible, and missed a good opportunity to score.

He was a little annoyed, but Long Shute patted his shoulder and comforted him: "As long as you are not afraid of being tired, there are many opportunities like this!"

The Chinese captain did not lie. He made a comeback after just two minutes!

As a guest star, he directly broke through Hamburg's right defense line, and then used a slightly crappy left-foot pass to rub the ball into the penalty area.

This time Peterson did not waste any chance. He was 1.88 meters tall and rose up before the defender and headed open the opponent's goal with a powerful header!

The German boy who scored his first goal with Bayern wanted to thank his teammate who gave him assists, but saw Long Shute bent down and snatch the ball out of the goal.

"Want to celebrate?" The Chinese captain shook his head, "Let's go after completing the overtake!"

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Long Shute stood again in the left winger position, and suddenly noticed that opposite him was a player who looked a little similar to him.

The same black hair, dark eyes, yellow skin...

According to the information given by the system, his name is directly presented as Lin Zhijian, a mixed-race between Germany and Hong Kong, one year younger than Longshute, and has just been promoted to the first team...

Although Hamburg is not a giant team, it is also a veteran team in the Bundesliga. It is worthy of admiration for being able to enter the first team with personal efforts. After all, Hamburg cannot use its popularity to sell Hamburg in Hong Kong...

Faced with admirable opponents, Long Shute often shows 120% motivation, so he did not reserve because the two of them are both descendants of China. Instead, he used the simplest, but also the most doubtful way to break through Lin Zhijian's defense!

Long Shute alone disrupted Hamburg's defensive formation on the right side, and then when facing the right back, he made a cross from the bottom and completely deceived the overly nervous defender. However, he lightly hit the ball, wiped the defender and broke into the penalty area, and used a shot to solve the single-handed battle.

In just 5 minutes of playing, he equalized the score with one pass and one shot.

"The dragon is in a pretty good condition!"

Bayern assistant coach Hermann Gerland smiled and told the head coach that he was relieved because he equalized the score.

But Heinx's face didn't look much better.

The old man shook his silver hair all over his head: "He didn't understand the meaning of this warm-up match. We participated in the competition to get the lineup together, not to perform his wonderful personal skills..."

Gerland wanted to defend the young player, but Heinx's eyes lit up.

Long Shute interrupted Lin Zhijian's dribbling in the midfield and found Olic with a straight pass!

Of course, he can drive the ball himself to break through the Hamburg team's defense line. This pieced-in defense line doesn't look very reliable, but he saw his forward teammate who had turned around and started. The latter could easily form a single shot as long as he took two more steps forward!

In this case, Long Shute certainly knows what to do.

He has never been a football boss who ignores the overall situation in order to get personal data, otherwise he would never have won the honor of the league assist king in the rampant Ajax...

Facing his old club, Olic was not weak at all. He even had the leisure to dunk the ball through the goalkeeper and then sent it into the goal.

Bayern Munich scored three goals in a row within 8 minutes to complete the reversal!

Olic, who scored the goal, did not celebrate in front of his old club, and Long Shute, who gave him an assist, did not take such performance seriously.

Heinx finally nodded:

"This little guy... has the value of being a core trained!"

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Long Shute will not deliberately pursue goal data in such friendly matches. After confirming the lead, he also began to strengthen cooperation with his teammates on both offense and defense according to Heinx's tactical intentions.

But perhaps this is the unintentional way to make a shadow of willows, and the chances of scoring come to him continuously at the last moment.

When the 60-minute game ended, Bayern had expanded the score to 7-3, and Long Shute, who only played halftime, completed a hat-trick and assisted twice.

Gerland patted the head coach on the shoulder and the two stood up together.

"Why are you still not happy?"

The assistant coach was puzzled:

"If you were worried that he would rely too much on his personal ability to attack, you should be able to dispel this concern now..."

"No, I'm not worried about this..."

Heinx shrugged:

"What I'm more worried about now is that a player like him will definitely not sit on the bench, so... who should I get out of the game?"

Allianz King Frank Ribery?

Dutch Panther Alger Robben?

Bayern's deputy, midfielder core Bastian Schweinsteiger?

Or are the German local elites Thomas Mueller and Tony Cross?
Chapter completed!