There is still suspense to this year s Golden Globe Awards? With Dembele reaching the finals! Yamal is completely out of the blue

The night when Paris ran over the Bernabeu for four goals, the Golden Ball Awards became Dembele's one-man show.

1.28 odds lead, and even Marklele directly stamped and claimed it, but Yamal was forced to be promoted to second place by the dealer, tearing the fig leaf of the award selection to pieces.

The real magic is never Demberlain to the top.

The Champions League final assists and won two goals in the semi-finals of the Club World Cup. The core of the four-championship deserves all the praises.

But the sour smell of the odds list can be smelled across the screen - Salah's Premier League double 20 data was ranked fifth, Lautaro's Serie A Golden Boot + Championship medal was not as popular as goalkeeper Donaluma. When did the

Golden Globes become a slave to team achievements?

The old script that Sneijder's treble-wind could not even make the top three was now replayed by Egyptian pharaohs.

What is even more absurd is the Vitinian myth.

In a midfielder who scored zero goals in one season, he can sit firmly on the odds of the pass alone.

It turns out that the Golden Globe judges collectively suffer from "goal ptsd"? On the contrary, Nuno Mendes' sixth place has the real chapter hidden. The hard-core data of the top three key passes by the steal king + the slap of the traffic king. Unfortunately, the dealer had already figured out that holding a Portuguese midfielder as a smoke bomb can not only divert the anger of Mbappe's fans, but also make real blue-collar players always stuck in the "promising future".

Yamar's odds bubble is bigger than Barcelona's fiscal hole. The European League final was a one-on-one guest and the key pass error rate was the top five in Europe. With the overwhelming press release of the media, the ability to beat the Champions League Golden Boot Mbappe firmly ranked second. The Spanish young player has become a human shield for the capital gambling market, which not only covers Dembele's successor to the throne without any suspense, but also leaves enough for the dealer to "young players are still honored even if they lose." The back of the

Odds table is full of business practices. Spanish media want to promote local new stars, Portuguese group is trying to protect Vitinia, and the Premier League group is unfair to fight Salah's "original sin without crowns". Marklele's words "Yamar has a lot of time" sound like comfort, but in fact it is a way to give vested interests. In the bar at three in the morning, the old fan slapped the table and shouted: "Salah's double 20 data was fed to the dog?" The Golden Globe Award should have changed its name to "PR Game Cup". Before Dembele's trophy was heated up, the coffin board of procedural justice was nailed to death first.