"Kevin is an incomparable genius, and the pressure is immense when I am on the field facing him. I can directly feel Kevin's speed and skill, and it's impossible to defend him alone. If one day Kevin wins the Ballon d'Or, I wouldn't be surprised at all,"
Deisler, wiping sweat, said to a German reporter.
"Who has better techniques, you or Kevin?" the persistent German reporter asked.
"Kevin!"
Deisler replied without any hesitation.
After the match, he visited Milan's changing room to swap shirts with Huang Kaiwen.
The two "glass men" empathized with each other.
...
Beckenbauer, in an interview with "Bild," also expressed his admiration for Huang Kaiwen and Milan: "Kevin's desire to win is amazing, and at the same time he has excellent techniques and the speed of the wind. He reminds me of George Best, who was an outstanding winger, and so is Kevin. The current AC Milan should be the strongest team in Europe; they seem invincible."
The next day.
Back in Milan.
