Chapter Three: Seven Minutes, Seventy Million

“They don't merely predict transfers,” she said. “They buy the debts, sell-on rights, and medical permissions that profit from them. Then they make the prediction happen.” “Including Lin's share.” “Yes. Your bargain wasn't secret. Someone allowed it.” Lu called Kane. “Why invite me?” “Because you saved De Jong, and because you used a name that isn't supposed to exist. For five years, every club refusing Oracle's data service has suffered medical leaks or injuries during a crucial deal. Crown's next target may be their most valuable asset.” “Who?” “Elias Wolff. The world's most expensive midfielder. He comes to London for a medical the day after tomorrow.”