Lofty Aspirations

After Tang En agreed for Anelka to leave, his brothers began busying themselves again. Although the condition of 25 million pounds sounded somewhat high, Anelka's brothers believed that they would surely find a club willing to pay this sum based on their brother's outstanding performance in the previous season.

Tang En also stopped caring about their matters and focused on the team's summer training and other transfers.

First, he gave Man City's main manager, Stuart Pearce, a call. He asked about the possibility of a transfer for Kasper Schmeichel. Man City Club was indeed keen on giving the favored young goalkeeper a chance to train himself. However, it was not very realistic to let him be the core player in Man City's First Team or even play as the first goalkeeper substitute. Stuart leaned more towards loaning out Schmeichel Jr. to train for a season. After all, the renowned son of Peter Schmeichel was not even 20 years old; he had a limitless future ahead of him.