When May officially entered, the championship battle for major European leagues was approaching.

In the Bundesliga, Bayern Munich, the most popular in the world, had already secured the league championship more than a month ago, and runner-up Dortmund even had 32 points less than them in the standings.

In La Liga, although Barcelona suffered the greatest humiliation in history, they still won the championship with a 12-point advantage of 4 rounds in advance. Their old rival Real Madrid was caught in a huge civil unrest. Mourinho and generals including Ronaldo, Cassi, Pepe and other generals were heard incessantly, and his dismissal has entered the countdown stage.

In the Premier League, Manchester United has also confirmed to win the championship three rounds ahead of schedule. Ferguson has regained his own championship from his city rival Manchester City, and bid farewell to his brilliant and brilliant years with a trophy - but a league championship still seems a little lacking in weight for Sir Freud, who is full of honor.

In Serie A, Conte led Juventus to secure the championship with a 9-point advantage. The Zebras are gradually embarking on the road to revival, and the runner-up list is a bit surprising. Mazari's Naples beat AC Milan and Fiorentina closely followed Juventus. As for another powerful Inter Milan, it is only ranked ninth this season.

When the overall situation is determined, the media's attention will be shifted to two aspects: one is the competition for relegation qualifications, and the other is transfer news.

However, the relegation team is too weak and the impact is too limited, so most media have begun to write various transfer news.

At this time, the reporters fully carried forward the spirit of "listening to the wind is rain", and wrote all the movements into cattle and sheep all over the mountains. After all, this is their job.

Bayern Munich, which is popular all over the world, has certainly become the focus of the media's most attention. Whether it is transferring in or out, there will be a large number of follow-up reports every day, and it has even been written into a transfer series.

"Manchester City has to sign Robben for the maximum salary! The Dutchman returns to the Premier League!"

"Galatasaray has offered an olive branch, 29-year-old Robben wants to retire?"

"Robben avoids talking about transfer rumors and says he will fight for the Champions League with all his might!"

"Rummenigge: Robben will not leave the team this summer and is willing to renew his contract with Ribery at any time."

"Lewandow tore up the agreement! I won't go this summer if I don't want Bayern!"

"Gomez is dissatisfied with the starter being robbed, and may exchange his boss with Lewandowski."

"Harvey Martinez shows off to the club! A transfer that is about to come a year ago!"

"Rooney personally informed his teammates to join Bayern! The transfer fee is 30 million!"

"Cross talks about Schalke secretly during his illness, and there is no place for German geniuses among aliens!"

"The Frankfurt Chairman angrily scolded Bayern as an excavator! The Bundesliga overlord forced his talented young player Rhodes!"

"Getzeli urged Reus to go to Bayern together, and staying behind Dortmund was dead!"

But the most eye-catching thing is a piece of news from South America:

"Insider revealed that Neymar will definitely transfer to Bayern this summer! He beat Real Madrid and Barcelona with 50 million!"

This news does not come from the Sun, Metro, Marca, Las, Daily Sports, and World Sports without any moral integrity, but from South American media, from insiders around Neymar, an authoritative boss who once served as the chairman of the Santos Club.

After the first verification, the most authoritative transfer media in Europe, "Transfer Market", greatly increased the possibility of Neymar transferring to Bayern from 0% a day ago to 56%. The authenticity of this news immediately reached a higher level and was immediately reprinted by major mainstream media.

Neymar's skills are unquestionable. Even in the Brazilian league, his goal highlights often appear in the media around the world, and have been selected as the shortlist for the international mainstream Puskas Award for three consecutive years. It is no longer a newcomer for European teams.

In addition, he is the strongest representative of Brazil's post-90s generation, and the young man who is most likely to take over the banner from Kaka and become the next Golden Ball. If Long Shute bears the expectations of the entire China, then behind Neymar stands the entire Brazilian football world.

Of course, there is probably nothing comparable to Brazilian football and Chinese football...

So this makes Neymar more important. Whoever signs Neymar is equivalent to winning most of the Brazilian football market!

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Germany's strongest post-90s Mario Gotze, Brazil's strongest post-90s Neymar, two geniuses are likely to gather at Bayern, which undoubtedly makes Bayern's already crowded midfield and frontcourt even more crowded.

The transfer fee of these two people is close to 100 million, which makes people unable to help but think of another question.

Someone is coming, then... someone will definitely leave.

Pizarro may choose to retire, and Muller will certainly not leave. Gomez is probably sure to leave. Ribery has made it clear that he will not leave, while Robben, Shachiri and Kroos' attitudes are slightly vague.

After all, Eunuch Hai is about to retire, and no one can figure out what kind of players Guardiola, who takes over him, likes, and everyone must carefully consider this issue.

Even the head coach who is good at mediating the atmosphere of the locker room cannot let all players give up their selfish thoughts, but their outstanding results and numerous honors are enough to allow the entire Bayern team to usher in the last few games at the end of the season in a harmonious atmosphere.

On May 11, the 33rd round of the Bundesliga.

Bayern ushered in its last home game of the season.

The main players, they swept Augsburg 6-0 at Allianz Arena, continuing their unbeaten season.

The process of this game needs no further description. After the game, more than 70,000 home fans witnessed their team lifting the Bundesliga championship salad plate again.

The championship award ceremony lasted for nearly half an hour, and each player hugged and took a photo with Heinx, who was about to leave Bayern, and then took a photo based on their respective relationships.

As a veteran in the team, Ribery is probably the most popular person among his teammates, and he has become the one who has been watered the most beer - although he is converted to Muslim, he is said to be not drinking much.

The tall and powerful Neuer even put a few teammates' girlfriends all over the body, allowing those male compatriots who enjoyed the celebration through high-definition cameras to give him a collective praise...

At the post-match press conference, Heinx had already cried before he could speak, and the scene was moving.

"I said, this will be my last home game in the Bundesliga," Heinx replied to reporters' questions while wiping his tears. "In the Bundesliga, I have been fighting since 1964. My age has long been a grandpa for the players, so... it's time to say goodbye."

Long Shute, who has always regarded himself as a Bayern press spokesman, did not attend the press conference.

He remains on the court.

The fans have left one after another, so he stepped into the stands without any effort.

He suddenly wanted to see the home court where he played for two seasons.
Chapter completed!