Chapter 33: Hessman

After more than a month of thorough renovations, Arthur and his entire royal family moved into the Manor House in the winery.

The top floor of the Administrative Building was transformed into the Cabinet Office, Meeting Room, and House of Commons meeting room.

Just a few days after moving in, Arthur's Manor House received an unexpected guest, Hessman from the Netherlands.

This name might not be well-known in history, but it played a significant role in the development of the World Football Association.

Hessman was the Secretary-General of the Dutch Football Association at that time.

In the late 19th Century, modern football gradually spread from Europe to the rest of the world. In developed countries, it had already become a popular sport.

More and more people were willing to spend their leisure time on the green field, experiencing excitement and exhilaration they had never felt before.