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The highest offer from major business giants was only 250 million for the Glory Club, which was half of the 500 million expected by the entire Glory Club.

What, do you all look down on world champions that much?

However, major business giants really look down on Glory Club, the newly crowned world champion.

Based on your previous 40-game losing streak and near relegation to LSPL at the end of the season, how could you possibly be worth 5 million?

5000 million would be more like it.

It's impossible for Glory Club to win the championship every year. Moreover, the real value of Glory is not the club's brand, but the players in the Glory team, especially Wu Di, who is a magical coach off the field and a god-like player on the field.

I'd spend 5 million to buy your team, that's truly insane.

If you take out one-tenth or one-twentieth of this money, it would be enough to poach Mr. Wu, the true core of the team that won the championship.

By then, wouldn't they be a formidable new team capable of contending for the championship?

Rather than buying existing championship clubs, major business giants are more interested in building their own new championship clubs.

But I'm afraid the major business giants will be disappointed.

Wu Di is not just an ordinary e-sports coach; he is also the newly appointed partner of the Glory Club.

Back when Glory Crazy Run was on its commercial performance tour, Wu Di had already approached Quan Guangrong, fulfilled the performance-based conditions in the contract, and obtained the equity transfer document for 50% of Glory Club's shares.

Quan Guangrong also understands that Wu Di is now an indispensable core member of Glory.

Without Wu Di, Glory will not only fall apart, but its value will also plummet. He will also be severely criticized by the Glory Club and Wu Di's millions of fans, becoming a representative of the new generation of unscrupulous businessmen in the country.

Since the matter was already settled, Quan Guangrong might as well give Wu Di face and promptly completed the equity transfer, leaving a good impression on Wu Di and completely binding Wu Di to the Glory ship.

In this way, even if Quan Guangrong wanted to sell Glory Club at a low price, Wu Di would not agree.

One person is short-term, two people are long-term.

During their commercial performance trip, the two discussed it and quickly came up with a solution.

First, during his sweet vacation with Xiaoyu, Wu Di announced on Weibo that he had rejected a 20 million yuan annual salary offer from other teams and successfully renewed his contract with Glory. He will stay with Glory Club for the next few years and will not leave.

Instantly, the entire internet was in an uproar.

This Weibo post became the top trending topic nationwide in just one hour.

"Mr. Twenty Million" quickly became Wu Di's new nickname.

However, what the general public is more concerned about is how much salary Glory Club offered to retain this champion core player.

To be high-profile in one's work and low-profile in one's personal life is a principle that Mr. Wu has always adhered to.

Therefore, Wu Di will not disclose his annual salary, nor will he reveal the truth that he is a partner of Honor.

Although some people guessed that Glory Club used shares to tie down this champion core, no one would have thought that Wu Di held as many as 50% of Glory's shares.

Even when Xiaoyu tried to subtly inquire about the terms of Glory's contract renewal offer, Wu Di remained silent with a smile and brushed it off with other topics.

Seeing that Wu Di didn't want to say more, Xiao Yu wisely stopped asking.

Judging from Mr. Wu's good mood and the smug smile he occasionally showed, it is clear that Wu Di is receiving treatment that far exceeds the 2000 million annual salary offered by the business tycoon.

Xiaoyu felt proud of her boyfriend's success.

Secondly, through a solution devised by Wu Di and Quan Guangrong, the two abandoned the idea of ​​finding investors who would offer a reasonable price and instead opted to pursue an IPO.

It sounds crazy that an esports club, which is less than three years old and doesn't meet many of the requirements, wants to go public.

However, as the S-series world champions and a globally renowned Glory Club, they certainly have the right to do so, as long as they are shameless enough and unafraid of being criticized.

The frenzy in the capital market far exceeds people's imagination.

After signing a confidential contract, Wu Di and Quan Guangrong gave up 30% of the club's shares, 15% each, to investment banking tycoons in the financial circle at an extremely low price that was practically free.

The financial tycoon is incredibly powerful and has connections everywhere. After acquiring 30% of Honor's shares, he sent the industry's top team to handle the matter, ensuring that all the benefits, big and small, were delivered and all the connections were smoothed out.

After a series of financial maneuvers that are hard for outsiders to imagine, Glory Club actually went public.

Honor went public to raise money; everyone knows that.

However, Glory's reputation is too great, and the world champion is currently at the peak of his career. Everyone also believes that only Glory in the e-sports circle has the right to go public.

The total valuation of Honor Club upon its listing was 300 million RMB, which is not high and is in line with the market's expected valuation of Honor Club.

However, China's stock market is clearly irrational, with the IPO market being the most typical example. It is extremely frenzied and has become a unique and striking feature of the global stock market.

When new stocks are listed overseas, their prices usually fluctuate depending on the company's existing market and future development potential; there is no guaranteed profit.

However, Huaxia's new shares have been consistently rising and never falling since some point in time, and they never lose money.

Therefore, in China, you can't just buy new shares whenever you want. You must meet certain conditions, have a certain amount of funds in the stock market, and be allocated a share of new shares through a lottery based on your stock market funds. Who is qualified to buy new shares is determined by the lottery.

Therefore, in China, winning an IPO is like winning the lottery – a guaranteed profit and an extra bonus.

Since its listing, Honor Club has performed so wildly, with its stock price hitting the daily limit for 15 consecutive days, thanks to the immense popularity of the Honor team in China. This has pushed Honor's stock price to an astonishingly high level.

A 10% daily limit up may not seem like much, but after 15 consecutive days, the Glory Club, which was originally valued at 300 million, has become a behemoth worth 12.5 billion, more than quadrupling in value.

Everyone who participated in this capital feast made a fortune.

As for where all this money comes from?

Who cares about these things?

Wu Di, anyway, didn't care.

Teacher Wu is not greedy and knows when to stop.

In the stock market, those who are greedy end up being the ones left holding the bag, and rooftops are their final fate.

When the stock price reached 10 billion, a number of scattered sell orders began to appear. This was a signal that the financial giants behind it were selling their shares in Honor and starting to cash out.

Upon discovering this situation, Wu Di instructed the financial institutions he had already contacted to begin selling off his shares.

With Quan Guangrong's intelligence, he surely understands this and won't miss the opportunity to leave.