BYD's investment in the China Football Juniors can be said to yield exceptional returns, but if you know BYD's operational style, you will understand that these returns are well deserved.

Recently, Dong Lu Football Juniors 2018 won the Brava Cup championship in Spain again. This tournament saw 67 teams participating, including top youth academies like Barcelona and Atletico Madrid.
In the end, China Football Juniors 2018 achieved 9 consecutive wins, defeating Cornella in the final to claim the title. Some might know Cornella; it is a youth team acquired by Messi.

In this tournament, player George (Han Chengjun) from China Football Juniors scored 17 goals in 9 matches, winning the Golden Boot and MVP honors.

In fact, this is not the first time China Football Juniors has won an international championship; previously, they won the Asian Youth Champions Cup in Thailand and the International Youth Cup in Italy.
In 2024, during a low period for the football juniors, BYD chose to enter and provide support; becoming their sponsor certainly showed foresight.

At the recent BYD Fan Carnival, Li Yunfei of BYD had a sentence that was memorable: "Choosing to walk together before applause arrives." This is BYD's style, everyone can feel it themselves.
Currently, BYD has established a strong influence in overseas markets, not only selling cars well but also being a partner for football giants like Inter Milan, Manchester City, and Paris Saint-Germain. They indeed provide significant assistance in areas such as helping players travel abroad for exchange matches.

Han Chengjun, the Golden Boot winner of this Spanish Cup tournament, went to Inter Milan club for exchange early this year, following BYD.
During the period when BYD sponsored the Football Juniors, multiple players such as Li Haoyan, Liu Kaiyuan, and Lu Mengyang have successfully joined Spanish professional academies.
Chinese automobiles have achieved remarkable results overseas, and now Chinese football youth are shining on the world stage. Looking forward to the future, both Chinese football and Chinese automobiles will continue to improve.
I wonder how many points everyone would give for BYD's recent move?