Seven Crowns

Not long after Lu Wenbin assisted Bernie Gershwin to score Hoffenheim's third goal, the referee blew the whistle for the end of the game.

In the end, Hoffenheim U19 defeated Waffenburg U19 with a score of 3-1 and won this round of league victory.

And Lu Wenbin, who made his first substitute appearance in this game, scored a dazzling number of goals and an assist in less than 20 minutes.

It was a perfect bench debut.

At the end of the game, head coach Ian Balfour hugged Lu Wenbin deliberately, patted him on the shoulder and said:

"Lu, congratulations, you played very well in this game. As long as you continue to perform like this, I don't think you will be far from the call of the first team."

After thanking the head coach for his encouragement, Lu Wenbin celebrated with other teammates for a while.

However, although this game is an official U19 league, there are not many spectators.

Apart from dozens of local fans in Wolfenburg, and possibly relatives and friends of Wolfenburg's U19 players, there were no spectators at all.

Apart from attracting the attention of his opponents, Lu Wenbin's performance did not enjoy thunderous applause.

To enjoy the applause of thousands of spectators, it is only possible to play in the first team, at home, Hope Stadium.

As Ian Balfour said, Lu Wenbin still needs to continue to perform well.

Fortunately, although there was no applause from the audience, the system experience gained after the game gave Lu Wenbin a surprise.

According to the system's judgment, the southern division of the German U19 League can get 100 experience points for assists per game, 200 points for goals, and 400 points for winning.

However, in the case of coming off the bench, winning can only be half of the winning experience.

Lu Wenbin gained 300 experience points for one assist and one goal in this game. In addition to the 200 points of experience the team won after coming off the bench, Lu Wenbin earned 500 experience points in 20 minutes of playing in this game.

In this way, Lu Wenbin's system profile and skill attributes become:

Host: Lu Wenbin

Nationality: Chinese

Age: 17

Height: 170cm

Weight: 61kg

Club: Hoffenheim U19

Level: 7

Experience: 1812/2000

Skill Points: 2

Shots: 14/14

Passing: 13/13

Dribbling: 13/13

Speed: 11/11

Physique: 12/12

Defense: 4/7

Goalkeeper: 1/5

Field of View: 11/11

Running Off the Ball: 8/8

The competition in Europe is really cool. Even in the regional league of the U19 youth team, the experience is so rich. After a game, Lu Wenbin only needs more than 100 points of experience to upgrade.

Lu Wenbin is even more yearning for the Bundesliga.

The youth team has so much experience in the regional leagues, and the Bundesliga is definitely even more incredible. There are also higher-level Bundesliga, Champions League, etc., thinking about it makes Lu Wenbin fascinated.

This has strengthened Lu Wenbin's determination to study German hard, integrate into the team, play more games, and advance to the first team as soon as possible.

It's just that I don't know if my performance of one pass and one shot within 20 minutes will allow the coach to give him a chance to start the next game.

If you start the game, you can complete the system task upgrade,

That's cool.

After returning to Hoffenheim, Lu Wenbin continued to train and study step by step, and put more concentration and perseverance into learning German.

And Lu Wenbin's performance was also reported by Balfour to Nigel Noyce, head of youth training at Hoffenheim.

Hearing Lu Wenbin's first 20 minutes off the bench, Noyce couldn't help but be a little surprised.

As the director of the youth training department, Lu Wenbin's performance in the youth team Noyce is clear.

I thought that the young player that the boss personally brought in from China had failed. Unexpectedly, he changed his attitude recently. He worked hard to learn German, actively communicated with coaches and teammates, integrated into the team, and got the opportunity to come off the bench.

Moreover, it was unexpected to perform such an excellent performance as soon as he appeared on the stage.

The Hoffenheim first team's first Bundesliga trip of the season was less than ideal.

In the first Bundesliga season as a newly-promoted horse, Hoffenheim has now escaped the relegation zone and is ranked in the middle. The average team should be satisfied.

But not Hoffenheim.

The owner, Dietmar Hope, has basically completed the comprehensive investment and transformation of the team's hardware and software facilities, and now he is only short of first-team results to become famous.

Therefore, although they have just been promoted to the Bundesliga this season, the actual goal of the team is not to avoid relegation, but to be promoted to the first division.

However, if the goal is to be promoted to the first team, the first team seems to be struggling a little bit. In the last round of the league, they played a draw with their opponents on the road. Everyone feels that their strength is still lacking and needs to be supplemented.

First-team coach Ralph Rannick once went to the youth team to watch a U19 home game, but Lu Wenbin didn't even make the squad in that game, and naturally he didn't get into Ralph Rannick's field of vision.

None of the other players got into Ralph Rangnick's eyes, so Ralph left the youth team without anyone watching.

Now, when Lu Wenbin, who had signed a professional contract and was introduced by the boss based on the standard of Bundesliga players, began to integrate into the team and performed so well on his first substitute appearance, Nigel Noyce was ready to recommend Lu Wenbin to the first team. As a result of the work of his youth training department.

However, for the sake of prudence, we still have to observe another game to prove that Lu Wenbin's outstanding performance in the last game is not a flash in the pan.

Coincidentally, the next U19 game is at home, and Nigel Noyce can just watch Lu Wenbin's performance on the spot.

On December 7, the day before the 12th round of the league match between Hoffenheim U19 and Munich 1860 U19, when head coach Ian Balfour announced the squad for the second day, Lu Wenbin's name appeared in the squad. .

There are no surprises or surprises.

Lu Wenbin's 20 minutes off the bench in the last round of the game can't make it into the big roster with a pass and a shot, it would be too nonsense.

What Lu Wenbin cares about most is whether he can start the game during the game. However, that will not be known until the next day's game.

On the morning of December 8, two hours before the start of the game, Ian Balfour announced the starting 11 list of Hoffenheim U19s against Munich 1860U19s in the home team's locker room. Lu Wenbin's name was on the list.

The teammates in the locker room all looked at Lu Wenbin and smiled. Although he didn't speak, it was obvious that he wanted to congratulate him.

Only forward Edgar, who was substituted by Lu Wenbin in the last game, and who failed to make the starting list in this game, looked unhappy.

Lu Wenbin naturally wouldn't mind him, and he was very happy in his heart!

The starting lineup not only completed the system tasks and obtained rewards of experience and skill points, but also proved that the head coach valued him.

With the first, there is a second.

As long as he continues to perform well, it will not be easy to remove him from the starting roster.

In this way, not only can you get more experience rewards per game, but also the hope of being promoted to the first team is greatly increased.