That is to say, the coaching staff later became an outsourcing company to contract the club's competitive business.

This is actually very interesting.

Gao Shen's assistants talked about his team, but in fact they all signed contracts with the club, but when Gao Shen left, they also left.

But if you become a company, you only need to sign a contract with this company in the future.

What follows is no longer a relationship between the club and the coaches, but a business relationship between companies.

This is likely to bring about some completely new changes.

How it will change specifically, neither Gao Shen nor Wenger can see yet.

Is there even another possibility that, similar to the NBA, superstars begin to get more deeply involved in the management of the club, including player sales and renewals, head coach hiring, etc.?

All this keeps Gao Shen with a sense of crisis at all times.

Because he knows very well that the one thing that never changes in this world is that it is always changing!

If he cannot keep up with the times and keep up with these changes, he will also be eliminated.

Like Mark Hughes tonight!

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After playing against Queens Park Rangers, Manchester City disbanded directly in London.

The national football team returned to their respective countries to work hard, and the coaching staff and non-national football players also got two days of rest.

Gao Shen also stayed in London.
Chapter completed!