July 22, 2025

  Training resumed, all fit pyers immediately began practicing. They started with physical training. Reinhart always instructed unique exercises. Today alone, he instructed exercises to strengthen the stance.

  Pyers were asked to stand in a horse stance for some time. Then they continued with running exercises.

  This training was further divided into sprints without the ball, sprints with the ball, sprints without the ball shadowed by an opponent, and running with the ball while marked by an opponent.

  To support this training, Reinhart hired a professional runner just to mark the pyers while they ran. They also practiced dribbling, jumping, kicking, blocking, and so on.

  The training schedule was tightened, but for some reason, the pyers felt more enthusiastic. Because after being tired from training, medical personnel were immediately avaible to help.

  Moving on to the previous weeks. Reinhart, who received a transfer budget of €2,000,000, only spent €600,000. With the remaining €1,400,000, he invested in medical personnel, training facilities, recruiting Malcom, recruiting a running coach, and he had already brought in someone else. Someone who would be very useful in the future.

  Cassandra, who had been gazing at Reinhart's face, looked at the training ground from her room until she didn't notice Reinhart's presence.

  Then Cassandra began to speak, "Ahem, Rein, these are the pyer documents you wanted for the winter transfer window. Luckily, they are pyers we can afford with our current finances. The revenue during the pre-season turned out to be beyond our calcutions. Merchandise such as jerseys and trinkets sold out, especially for Duvant's number 7 jersey and Lucien's number 10 jersey. Thanks to our stelr performances, there are several major sponsorship offers."

  Hearing that, Reinhart then looked at all the documents given, starting with the winter transfer window preparation documents. Where the targeted pyers turned out to have a lower value than expected.

  Then the report on the increase in merchandise sales even surpassed the previous season's just from the pre-season matches. Then he also looked at the sponsorship offers.

  However, he did not immediately suggest accepting them. "Hmm, for the main sponsor, wait until mid-league. At least we want to get a sponsor with a better amount when the team is also performing great." Cassandra then listened to the advice. In the silent moment when Reinhart was looking at the stack of files.

  Suddenly, Reinhart looked at Cassandra and tidied her hair. Instantly, Cassandra was startled. Her face, which was initially serious, suddenly turned red with embarrassment.

  "WH..WHAT ARE YOU DOING?" Cassandra's funny shout reminded Rein of the past.

  "Nothing, I just wanted to see you," Reinhart's voice was soft but looked strange on his rather ft face.

  Cassandra looked even more embarrassed by Reinhart's answer that she forgot to mention one more thing. Besides the number 7 and 10 jerseys that sold very well.

  There were photos and dolls of manager Rein that became record-breaking merchandise purchases. At that time, Reinhart, who was very focused on the training documents, did not really read the marketing proposal made by the new marketing manager.

  Cassandra's best friend and one of Rein's childhood friends, Reina. He immediately signed it, thinking that only pyer-reted items were being sold.

  He did not read one sentence that was deliberately written very small, which read "small album of the dictator coach" and "dictator doll." Reinhart's childhood album containing about 3 random photos priced at €10 always sold out as soon as it was sold, as did the doll depicting Rein priced at €55.

  Without Rein realizing it, his influence as a young manager with a handsome face had attracted a lot of attention. Without him realizing it, a group of Rein fans, all of whom were women, including Cassandra, Eliza, and Reina, began to form and would soon become a very rge fan group. But that was far in the future...

  During the training session, Matias was different from usual.

  He was now very focused, watching what Clement was doing, something new that had emerged in him. During the first day of training, he created 2 goals from 10 chances. On the second day, he created 4 goals from 10 chances.

  From his positioning, Matias also kept trying to find gaps, completely changing himself. After training, he still pushed himself. Practicing physical fitness, running, and shooting. Reinhart, who had been watching him, then on the 3rd day, called him to the office.

  With a very worried and trembling face, Rein greeted Matias's arrival. Calmly, before Matias spoke, Rein spoke first, "The first league match, you have to py." Matias, who had assumed he wouldn't be pyed, was surprised.

  "But wouldn't it be better for Oillie to py? In the 3 pre-season matches, I didn't even score a single goal."

  However, Rein firmly replied, "So if you don't score a goal, does that mean you're bad? Do you think my choice is bad?"

  At that moment, Matias didn't dare to answer. In the silence, Rein spoke again, "The first league match is August 8th, Barrow vs. Bradford. We will py away where your old supporters will now be your enemies."

  "Do you remember what they said when you performed well until they gave you the nickname the next Cavani? But they were also the ones who showered you with jeers and insults." Matias, listening, could only clench his fists hearing that.

  Then, in the silence, the question that came out of Rein's mouth surprised Matias, "Captain Marko, that's the person who made you like this. Don't you want to get back at him?" Because of his surprise, he failed to respond.

  He was very confused as to why his new coach knew something that even his old coach didn't know.

  Before Matias spoke, Rein immediately delivered his final words coldly, "If you are the No. 9, then prove your position. Get back at everyone who belittled you, left you, and betrayed you."

  "Tomorrow your training will be different, you have to be the star."

  Then a glimpse into the future showed Matias, who was quite old but looked very deadly and fierce.

  A very different pyer from now. In his old age, he wreaked havoc in the Premier League with Leeds, becoming the top scorer and pcing Leeds in second position.

  However, due to his age, he finally hung up his boots. At that time, the term "Prime 1 Season" emerged for Matias. However, in that memory, Matias was not only Goal Poacher.