Blue Lock: Give and You Shall Receive

[Give me the ball and I’ll score: the absolute law of a striker]

Ryuuun, the one and only Demon King of Neon U-17.

When Jinpachi Ego waxed lyrical about “egoism,” he scoffed and shot back: “Football is a team sport, and I am the king of the team.”

While Yoichi Isagi was still searching for the monster within, Ryuuun stood at the edge of the penalty area and spoke a truth that shook the entire field:

“Give me the ball, then watch the goal.”

[Give me the ball and I’ll score] isn’t a cheat-code System. It’s the ultimate expression of tactical dominance and absolute finishing.

Whether it’s a deep defensive block, a high press, or man-marking, the moment the ball reaches his feet, the next second is always a goal!

From the prefectural tournament final to Blue Lock, from captain of Team Z to the Neon national team.

Shoei Barou calls him “a born ruler,” Seishiro Nagi sees him as “a monster I have to surpass,” and Rin Itoshi is set to face him in a “clash of kings.”

But Blue Lock was never Ryuuun’s goal.

He will make it to AC Milan, conquer the Champions League final, and lift the World Cup.

“I don’t need to become the world’s number one, because when I step onto the pitch, ”

“I am the world itself.”

[Reader’s Note]

A hard-hitting football novel with no System, focused purely on tactical battles and brutal, beautiful play.

The protagonist is ruthless and decisive. If you don’t like it, fight him. Give him the ball and he’ll score. No debate.