heir to the red devil

Chapter 92

The first-team holiday started today, and Jin Taige came to the youth team training ground to check the training situation of the young players.

McGuinness asked Kintag if he planned to take away some young players in response to recent first-team injuries.

Jin Taige smiled and said: "Sure enough, I can't hide anything from you. I am indeed going to make some adjustments, but it's not about bringing me to the first team, but I have other plans."

"Oh?" McGuinness was taken aback, "What's going on?"

The two chatted for a while, and when the players took a break from training, Kintag called a dark and thin young player over: "Nabi Keita, come here."

At this time, all the young players in the audience set their eyes on Nabi Keita, and from their eyes, one could see a deep sense of envy.

McGuinness yelled at the court: "Did you see that, you guys have a lot of opportunities! Why are you standing still? You haven't trained well!"

The young players dispersed in a rush, took their positions, and continued to train with all their might.

Nabi Keita trotted all the way to the sidelines. He looked at Jin Taige with anxiety in his heart: "Coach Tiger, are you looking for me?"

Jin Taige asked with concern: "How are you doing recently? Are you getting used to everything here?"

"It's good here," Nabi Keita replied, "I've never seen such good training conditions before, if only I could have come a few years earlier."

Listening to Nabi Keita's not-so-standard English pronunciation, Kintag was very pleased. The new players he bought in the summer are all working hard to integrate into the team. Most of them are already proficient in daily communication in English. up.

Jin Taige nodded: "I heard from McGuinness that you have been in good condition during this time, and you have become the midfield playmaker of the youth team."

"It's all because Coach McGuinness is willing to give me a chance to play, so I can be in a better state," Nabi Keita said gratefully, "Coach Tiger, I have always wanted to express my gratitude to you in person, I wouldn't be where I am now if you hadn't brought me here."

Jin Taige waved his hand: "Everything you have is the result of your own hard work. It has nothing to do with me. I just put capable players on the suitable stage, that's all."

The two chatted for a while, and Jin Taige suddenly asked: "Recently, the injury situation of the first team is very serious, do you know?"

"I know," Nabi Keita's heart trembled when he heard this, but after a while, he seemed a little depressed again, not knowing what was going on in his heart.

Jin Taige continued: "I am short of a midfielder now, and you are the best candidate. If conditions permit, I even want to take you away now. But..."

"But I'm a Guinean, not an EU player," Nabi Keita said, "I can't get a Premier League work permit at all now..."

Jin Taige nodded: "It's like this, so when we signed the contract, I just signed a youth team contract with you. It's not that I don't want to sign a formal contract with you, everything is this hateful labor certificate. So I came to you today because I want to discuss something with you and help you get a labor certificate."

Kintag counted them one by one: "Several feasible methods: first, find a way to obtain EU citizenship. Second, Guinea's international ranking is high enough, and you must ensure enough national team games. "

Nabi Keita shook his head: "I don't have any EU background, and I don't have any relatives in the EU. It is too difficult to obtain EU citizenship. The first is almost impossible; the second is also very difficult. Although I have Maybe play 75% of the national team's international A-level competitions, but it is almost impossible for Guinea to reach the top 64 in the FIFA rankings, so this one is also almost impossible."

Hearing what Nabi Keita said, Kintag said with relief: "It seems that you have done a lot of homework on the Premier League labor certification situation in advance, which is very good and saves me the time to introduce it to you. Since these two methods are not feasible, I came to you today to help you obtain a labor permit as soon as possible, and then help you to land in the Premier League as soon as possible."

Nabi Keita's eyes lit up: "Coach Tiger, as long as I can get my work permit earlier, I can do anything!"

Jin Taige nodded: "Since you can have this idea, let me tell you straight. I am going to rent you out and help you get a labor certificate as soon as possible."

Nabi Keita nodded: "As long as I can get a labor certificate as soon as possible, even if I am allowed to play football with penguins in Antarctica, I am willing!"

Kintag patted this hard-working young man, and after the two agreed, Kintiger finally loaned Naby Keita to Manchester United's satellite club - Antwerp, Belgium. It only takes three years for Naby Keita to be able to Successfully obtained the labor permit, and then returned to Old Trafford.

After dealing with Nabi Keita, Kintag asked McGuinness: "I looked at the field, why didn't I find Bailey today?"

McGuinness explained: "Bailey has reported to the national team. Why do you want to loan him out?"

Kintag shook his head: "No, I'm not going to loan Bailey out. I can wait for Nabi Keita, but I can't wait for Bailey. Ferdinand and Vidic are old and often injured, so the defense line I need young blood."

"What about Bailey's labor certification?" McGuinness asked.

Kintag said: "His problem is easier to solve than Naby Keita. First of all, Côte d'Ivoire's FIFA ranking has been maintained within the top 64, and in recent years there have been many new stars in Côte d'Ivoire, and the upward trend is obvious; and Bailey In the national team, I often get playing opportunities. It should not be a problem to exceed 75%. I will call Woodward later and ask him to negotiate with the Football Association of Côte d’Ivoire and ask them to try their best to ensure Bailey’s playing time. In this way Come on, Bailey will be able to get a labor permit smoothly. If there is no accident, Bailey will be able to report to the first team next year."

McGuinness held out his thumb: "You are still thoughtful."

"Of course. After all, I bought the players back. Of course, I have to know their situation well." Jin Taige leaned on the chair, looking very relaxed. "Except for the two of them, the other new players are from the European Union. Nationality, I don't have to worry about it."

Hearing this, McGuinness was a little dissatisfied. He complained, "Tiger, I have a problem with you."

Jin Taige looked at him: "What's wrong, what did I offend you?"

McGuinness pointed to the players on the field and said: "Tiger, you can't just pay attention to the players you bought this summer, you should also pay more attention to our own youth training results."

Hearing what McGuinness said, Jin Taige smiled slightly, and squinted at McGuinness beside him.

(End of this chapter)