[No national team, no national team, no national team. I hope this book makes you fall in love with the world's most popular sport]
I was at Manchester United, fresh out of the U18s, when the coach told me to pack my things and get lost.
Just as I was about to head to a factory and tighten screws for a living, the Superstar Template System awakened and handed me a “Zidane” right from the start!
And then... everything changed.
Our archrivals Liverpool came knocking. I came on as a substitute and, without even meaning to, used a Marseille turn to send their captain, Gerrard, sprawling to the ground.
After that, Coach Moyes called me “Dad” whenever he saw me, while Van Persie, the “telescope,” polished my shoes every day.
Sir Alex Ferguson told everyone he met, “See that lad? He's my last disciple!”
Ronaldo and Messi? Don't ask. They're just busy studying footage of my matches every day.
I want to keep a low profile too, but my talent won't let me!
Don't ask me if being the savior is fun.
All I can say is: with cheats, you really can do whatever you want!
Was peak Zidane only good at passing? 🤦
Concise and clear, without any sense of incongruity, this is a very good football novel. It possesses emotional resonance and elevates humanistic qualities. The writing style is clear, smooth, and concise, avoiding the common pitfalls of football novels such as excessive filler in the comment section and disorganized, overly detailed stadium scenes. A truly excellent work.
Good-looking and worth recommending
Well written, keep it up! 💪💪💪
The writing is fluent and looks good.
A very good football article