The coaching career started as a college team coach

Gonçalves quickly agreed to join Wolves, and for this, he even rejected the proposals of other seemingly more famous teams and chose to join Wolves.

Wolves is just a newly promoted team, but it is an extraordinary newly promoted team. This is a place that is willing to give young players opportunities, and this place has always been unconventional.

Gonçalves' deal does not need to wait until July to be completed, his contract has been finalized with his agent. And Jota has a job to do this time.

"His integration work is left to you." After finalizing the transfer, Wei Le gave Jota Gonçalves' contact information. Jota agreed.

Jota added Gonçalves' contact information.

Then...

"Dude, do you play games?"

"What? Just FIFA? Not much?"

"FIFA is enough! Hurry up and add me as your game friend. I must let you see the strength of the Wolves today!"

"Integrate? Don't worry. Three-quarters of the team play FIFA. As long as you beat me today, you can become the most watched person in the team."

"Log in! Go!"

Gonsalves' family environment is relatively strict. He can be compared to an excellent student who is polite and a little introverted from a wealthy family. As a result, it was Jota, a wild little gangster, who accepted him to the new class.

Although Gonsalves was a little surprised by such an "extroverted" welcome, he did not feel offended at all. Instead, he was a little surprised by such a relaxed team atmosphere.

Is this the team I want to join?

Gonsalves was a little surprised, but also had some inexplicable expectations.

Gonsalves was shocked, but still opened FIFA and added Jota as a friend. After accepting Jota's game invitation, Goncalves entered the game with confidence.

Then he quit the game with his eyes blank. He saw the power of professionalism.

But this time "professionalism" does not refer to professional football, but professional e-sports.

"Comfortable." Jota was full of joy, "The game skills are good, let's play together next time."

"Okay." Goncalves replied in Portuguese.

Jota thought about it and shook his head again, "This won't work. You have to learn English. English is the official language of the team. Everyone in our team must speak English."

"Yes." Goncalves answered seriously.

"No need for 'yes', just use 'okay'."

Goncalves repeated uncertainly, "Okay?"

"Okay!"

So the two Portuguese established a deep friendship online. At the same time, Wolves' signings continued.

A plane took off from the runway of London Heathrow Airport, and the destination of this trip was Vancouver International Airport.

"Alfonso Davis." Celars looked at the name on the cover of the scout report in his hand under the lights of the plane and read it slowly.

"I still don't believe that he is worth the two of us putting down our work here and personally persuading him to join. When we invited Gonçalves to join the team, we just asked the scout to negotiate on our behalf."

Wei Le took off half of the eye mask, revealing one eye, and asked, "Didn't the training plan come from the two of us? We have watched a lot of his game videos. Didn't you say you particularly agree to take him?"

"He is definitely worth it for us to take him, but I thought it would be enough for you to just call."

"He will be worth 100 million in the future." Wei Le said concisely, "If we don't go, it will be too late."

"But can we book a business class seat next time? I can't stand sitting in economy class for more than ten hours with my old arms and legs."

"Let's take business class when we go back, and book the ticket when we land." Wei Le thought, indeed, after all, he is strong and healthy, but Celars is almost old.

"Okay, at least I can stretch my legs..."

Nobel Peace Prize winner Ellen Johnson Sirleaf described her homeland Liberia in her autobiography "Promising Children": "Except for occasional floods, Liberia has never had natural disasters such as hurricanes, earthquakes, and droughts. It is mostly man-made disasters."

The war that the Liberian people hate is a man-made disaster. The outbreak of the Second Liberian War in 1999 caused 250,000 deaths and 450,000 people to be displaced. There is a saying that "there is nothing good in war except its end."

In 2000, the survivor Victoria and her husband Debbie fled all the way from the capital Mondovia to Ghana, and finally "settled" in a refugee camp called Buduburam. It was also here that their child was born.

His name is Alfonso David.

Some people say that suffering is the best mentor, but what really opened the door to happiness for Davis was the resettlement of refugee camps by the Ghanaian government. After filling out forms, interviews, and screening, the Davis family got what they wanted. They came to Windsor, the southernmost city in Canada, as refugees. At that time, the 5-year-old Davis seemed to be in heaven. Soon after, the family settled in Edmonton.

There, the football training program promoted by his community discovered this fast genius.

In 2015, with the title of the youngest player in the history of the United States, he came to Vancouver Whitecaps and played in the Major League Soccer with the team.

In July 2016, Alphonso Davies made his first-team debut, and this season he has become an important member of the team. By 2017, Alphonso Davies had made more than 15 appearances and scored 1 goal.

His talent has been discovered by scouts from various teams, but so far, due to his young age, it is still unknown how his future will develop.

Now, the major teams have not extended an olive branch to him, but this does not mean that no team is interested in him.

This is why Wei Le needs to go to Canada in person and try to convince him.

Next season, if Wei Le's team wants to play defensive counterattacks, they must need two full-backs who can run. They need to quickly get to the front court to provide help, and they can also run back when defending.

Being able to attack and defend is a simple requirement, but not many full-backs can really meet this requirement. For example, the current right-back Doherty sometimes tends to run up but can't run down.

Although the left-back Godfrey is good at racing on the wing, his passing level is still underdeveloped, not to mention shooting. Overall, his skills are still rough.

Alphonso Davies is very fast and has become a fast horse on the wing of Vancouver Whitecaps in just one season. Although he did not receive training from a professional team since he was a child, he was trained as a professional player when he was a student.

His high school football coach Bosio consciously trained him, practicing ball control in a small space, "forcing" him to practice shooting and passing with his non-dominant foot.

He has an excellent physique, is strong and good at fighting against strong players, and can maintain balance in a small space. This is already in line with Wei Le's requirements.

What Wei Le likes more is his mental attitude.

He is willing to run for the team until the last second of the game, which is exactly what the Wolves need.