"And this year, with San Remo entering the Champions League, this has become especially obvious. We have data showing that the Champions League's influence in Asia has increased by eight hundred percent this year!"
"And coincidentally, last year when San Remo broke into the UEFA Europa League, the Europa League's influence across Asia went up by six hundred percent!"
"There's no doubt that San Remo—or rather, I'd prefer to say Lu Yang—is the key to expanding the current influence of the Champions League and even UEFA as a whole."
On this point, a lot of people had no choice but to admit it.
Football has long taken deep root in Europe; the only room left for growth is in a few remaining football deserts.
And Asia is the biggest of those markets, because China's economy has risen too fast, too fiercely.
Besides, San Remo's matches are also very different from those of other dark horses.
It's not turtle tactics.
It's all-out attack.
It's not sneaking cheap wins.
