Silent Night, Holy Night

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It took longer than I expected before I realized something strange was going on among the international students.

'What is it? Why are they suddenly training so hard?'

Apparently, the reason was that I had been far too busy to keep an eye on the international students. I had to analyze each opponent's tactics for every match and explain Thomas Tuchel's tactics in a way the players could understand.

On top of that, I still had to finish preparing for a coaching license that would help me in the future. Thanks to passing last year's License B exam with an overwhelming score, I was qualified to take this year's DFB-Lizenz A exam.

I got a club recommendation from Union Berlin, the club I was currently with, submitted it to the association, and passed the qualification requirements without any trouble.

The only problem was that the DFB-Lizenz A course itself took roughly 320 hours.

Considering I was Union Berlin's active chief coach, the time requirement was reduced a little, but there was no avoiding the reports and projects that came with it.

Well... being young really does seem to be a good thing. I stayed up for two nights straight and was still fine. I guess the sleep deprivation made me feel weirdly high, but it didn't seem to be a major problem.

[Chief Coach Park Chan-hyeok crashes Thomas Tuchel's interview and goes after Thomas Tuchel... “Hair, hair~.”]...