During halftime, Mancini gently touched Tang Long's brow as soon as they returned to the locker room, asking how he felt.
Tang Long took the philosophical mask out of his bag.
"No worries, the brow bone isn't broken. At worst, I'll just wear the mask and keep fighting with them!"
Tang Long wasn't afraid of the pain; he was just concerned that once he put on this philosophical mask, the Chinese fans would probably start mocking him again, sigh.
Mancini then looked at Icardi, who was drenched in sweat, sitting on a chair and drinking his sports drink.
Tsk tsk, these two are the treasures of the team; we can't let those reckless southerners from Naples injure them!
Along with the 3-0 score and the team's complete control of the game, Mancini felt that since the match was already in hand, there was no need to aggressively clash with the opponent anymore.
Screw it, let's call it quits in the second half.
First, he substituted Tang Long right at the start.
