Mujunel_the_Mystic

Team dynamics man! This usually happens when you're new to the team, especially with strict Coaches like Klopp, who focus on teamwork and player match fitness and readiness, rather than past glories. Star players arriving at a new club can be disappointed by this at first, but as they settle in they will gradually understand as the coaches are just trying to integrate them perfectly into the team rather than throwing then straight into any game, where factors like unfamiliarity with the atmosphere and the teammates could affect them. Moreover, star players always appreciates any game time, no matter how small, as it's a chance to prove themselves to new coaches and teammates, kill all the doubts, and cement their places on the squad.

Don't worry! The meridian opening stage is just the first step in his cultivation journey, preparing his body for more serious cultivation to come. His initial rapid progress is thanks to the powerful boost from the Solar Heartstone during this early stage. But after opening his meridians, the real challenge begins. Refining his skin, muscles, blood, and more with Sun Qi becomes the focus, and he must overcome the thresholds of each of these bottlenecks. Moreover, as he progresses, the lack of potent treasures on Earth makes cultivation even more challenging.

Actually, this contract is in accordance with the very top standards of the English Premier League during the 2018-19 season. For instance, Alexis Sanchez was reported as the league's highest earner during that season, with a wage of £350,000, according to reliable internet sources. Let's also look at the just-concluded 2023-24 season standards. The highest earner was said to be Kevin De Bruyne, with a weekly salary of £400,000, followed by Erling Haaland, with a weekly wage of £375,000. Of course, this doesn't represent all the money they get from the club, as there's still the signing and other specific bonuses, plus the image rights and sponsorships that include stuff like some money from shirt sales. These allow the players to earn much more than their weekly wages. As for Mbappé, his contract is just unorthodox and what I call odd in club football. While reports suggest that his weekly after-tax earnings will be just over £250,000, what sets him apart is that he will receive the entire transfer fee that would have gone to PSG if he were still under contract. This is a 'new' in football, and that's why it's called the most expensive free transfer in the history of football. I suspect that it might set a precedent for future transfers to follow the same pattern, with talented players using every trick of the book to wait for the expiration of their contracts—so that they can receive the entire transfer fee when they join a new club. Well, but the last part is only my speculation :)

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