A new era of soccer Caesar?
You should have heard of a soccer hustler named Caesar, a Brazilian soccer hustler who bounced around major giants in the last century when the internet wasn't commonplace with his great acting skills.
And recently, a Bosnia and Herzegovina striker named Sandi Sahman (Sandi Sahman) has had more than that, not only did he secretly change his stats, but he also pretended that he had joined a Chinese club and was on CCTV news.
The video opens with the host narrating from the Chinese Ministry of Defense (and no need for a voiceover to change the content), and in the picture-in-picture Sahman slowly walks into the stadium.
Sahman is quite a big name, to follow the two people with no expression, just look left and right. The banner in the video clearly reads "CFA Women's Super League (Jiangning Region)". At this point, the background sound started: "Canada will host the 2012 Women's World Cup, we believe that the country will start a soccer boom, but in fact, by the British influence, soccer has become the province's most popular sport as early as the beginning of the last century, and the Vancouver Chinese student soccer team to break the racial discrimination and other barriers to the high quality of the game and the team spirit, not only to win the top spot, but also to win the championship, and to win the championship. The Vancouver Chinese student soccer team has not only won the highest level of ......"
Arriving at the stadium, Sahman first played a fancy bobble and then shook hands with a person suspected to be a senior member of the team, seemingly indicating that his joining a club in China was a done deal.
At the end of the video is Sahman show footwork, after receiving a pass from the side, only to see Sahman 3 meters in front of the goal hit the ball, the ball accurately hit the crossbar and then bounced out, attracted the field side of the burst of cheers.
And after the dream brother's "human flesh", the football world "big fool" and personal FB homepage and personal website, and personal website is also very professional, even have (English, German, Persian) three languages, and the content of the news is very explosive: For example, he is called the Iranian Ibe; he has been invited to join the Turkish Super League; and he scored twice against Al Shababi. In fact, the player also played for Iranian Premier League side Ahwaz last season and scored 2 goals in 11 league games. So you can be pretty sure that the content of the profile page is not a fabrication.
On YOUTUBE, in addition to this ludicrous CCTV clip video, there's also the real deal, a personal one-stop break. So here's the question. Why did this not-so-bad pro make up fake news about joining the Central League?
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