Huang Kaiwen, who turned off his phone, had a peaceful sleep.
But throughout European football, there was a storm caused by his conversation with Bolt.
Using lip-reading experts to interpret dialogue on the field is a common tactic for Fleet Street.
The British just love to know what others are talking about.
Mourinho said it's not wrong to call them peeping toms, as the British do love to pry into others' privacy.
After the lip-reading expert deciphered the conversation, the front pages of all the papers in England changed.
"The Sun newspaper": "Kevin has already signed an agreement with Manchester United. It's said that his weekly salary will be as high as 650,000 pounds after the transfer, primarily because Kevin doesn't like living in London, and he's not someone who enjoys the noise."
