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Chapter 1015: Great Changes In Football

Added 2025-10-08 11:24:39 +0000 UTC

Other reporters quickly followed up with more questions.

“So, Mr. Su Luo, would you consider giving up your naturalization and returning to your original country?”

Su Luo frowned slightly.

“I don’t regret choosing to naturalize as a domestic player,” he replied calmly, “but this punishment has given me time to reflect.”

He continued, “Football is the sport I love most, but the current environment makes me feel discouraged. Maybe nationality isn’t what truly matters. What’s important is how we can bring positive change to this sport and to the people we represent.”

At that moment, Su Luo noticed that the negativity surrounding him was spreading rapidly.

Social media had become flooded with criticism and slander aimed at him and his team.

He decided to take action.

“Starting today, I will be disabling comments on all my social media platforms,” Su Luo announced firmly.

“This way, I can avoid unnecessary distractions, focus on my training, and work closely with my teammates.”

The reporters silently took note of his statement, and a faint round of applause rippled through the room.

Su Luo glanced around at the reporters and felt a renewed sense of determination and hope rising in his heart.

“I sincerely hope that through my dedication and performance on the field, I can help improve the football environment we have today,” he said.

“We need to come together as one and fight for a common goal.”

The reporters could feel Su Luo’s sincerity and resolve. Some even began to discuss potential reforms for football management, expressing their hopes to see real and lasting change within the sport.

After the press conference ended, Su Luo stood silently, gazing into the distance.

Despite the pressure and challenges ahead, he believed that as long as he continued to give his best, the sport he loved would eventually improve.

With that conviction, he turned and walked forward with renewed purpose.

Later that day, Su Luo entered the Dortmund training ground, where Robert and Hagen were already waiting.

It was their usual training session, but today carried special meaning.

Robert approached with a bright smile and patted Su Luo on the shoulder.

“Hey, Su Luo! How are you feeling today?” he asked.

“Much better, thanks,” Su Luo replied.

He felt more relaxed and at ease in the company of Robert and Hagen — their presence always brought him a sense of reassurance and strength.

Hagen joined in the conversation.

“The Football Association’s new statement yesterday… that was quite the turnaround,” he said.

“Yeah,” Su Luo nodded. “We players have done so much to push for change. Now it’s time to see real results.”

“I completely agree,” Robert added. “The management needs to understand that both players and fans are demanding a fair and transparent football environment.”

The three began their warm-up exercises, moving in sync and focusing completely on their training.

Even in such a turbulent time, their determination and fighting spirit hadn’t wavered.

As Su Luo watched his teammates train, he began to think about the next steps — how they could truly make an impact.

He suddenly felt a surge of strength, drawn from the unity and passion shared between him, Robert, and Hagen.

Their love for football, their shared resilience — it reignited his courage.

“We have to do something,” Su Luo said, breaking the silence.

Robert paused and looked at him curiously.

“I think we can bring together more players,” Su Luo continued, “to openly show support for reform within the Football Association.”

Hagen nodded firmly.

“Exactly. And don’t forget,” he added, “we have teammates and friends from other clubs who feel the same way — they all want change too.”

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