Of course, Wang Shuo didn't ask exactly how much Subotic was making, and Subotic didn't reveal it either.
After all, their contracts had confidentiality clauses, so it was an unspoken understanding between them.
After Wang Shuo was promoted to the first team, Schürrle became the top scorer for Mainz U19, scoring in consecutive matches and performing exceptionally well.
Mainz had nearly gotten burned with Wang Shuo's situation, so they quickly signed a contract with Schürrle as well.
His annual salary was estimated to be only around 100,000 euros.
The reason the three of them ended up living together was that Wang Shuo had wanted to move in the first place.
Subotic, on the other hand, had recently run into some trouble.
For one, the Germany National Team's head coach, Lővér, wanted to recruit Subotic.
The matter was even being reported in the German news.
