When you're at the top of your game, of course every team is after you.
But once you start to decline, then sorry, Tony and Van Nistelrooy are prime examples of what happens.
The message Wang Shuo gleaned from this news was that the Bundesliga was becoming more and more intense.
And the most direct sign of this was the increasing physicality of the matches.
Following his rise last season, many teams facing Dortmund this season basically used the same old tactics when defending against Wang Shuo.
Aggressive man-marking and decisive fouls!
Thinking of this, Wang Shuo closed his eyes again and entered the Ball God System.
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Through accumulation from his recent matches, Wang Shuo had saved up a total of 107 Passive Value.
On top of that, for tying Gerd Müller's half-season goal record of 20 goals—a record that had stood for over forty years—the system awarded him 50 points.
He now had a total of 157 Passive Value.
