After Amir was struck by a ball of light that fell from the sky, his life gained a lottery System.
Every time he took the field, a large wheel appeared before his eyes, visible only to him. He could spin to determine whether he would get enhanced shooting, physical conditioning, speed, or defense for that match.
Whatever he got was all down to luck.
Although the System did improve his performance, the wildly inconsistent results, where he was a god one match and a disaster the next, drew plenty of criticism.
Fortunately, football was never Amir's main pursuit. School, investing, and trading stocks were what he really cared about. When he transferred from Strasbourg in France to Arsenal, he was over the moon.
Arsenal's forwards were all incredibly skilled. At last, he could relax and watch the water cooler, with more time to study and trade stocks! Hooray!!!
But when he arrived at his countryman Wenger's team with all his belongings, after welcoming him warmly, Wenger's very first words were...
"When the boss first asked me to switch to left back, of course my first reaction was to refuse. My wish was to watch the water cooler, get paid without doing any work! At the time, the starting left back, Clichy, was badly affected by injuries. If I changed positions, I'd have to work hard and put in the effort, wouldn't I?"
"Why did I change my mind? Because my fellow countryman knew just what to say and trusted me!"
"And later? Heh! Playing fullback? I love it! Arsene! You're the best!"
P.S. The story begins in the 2009-10 season and is not kind to Fabregas. Also, Amir is a fullback, so the Ballon d'Or isn't in the cards for him. His national team is France. The French team had an internal dispute at the 2010 World Cup, but it had nothing to do with our protagonist. An astrologer did a reading and decided that even though Amir was playing well for Arsenal, he wasn't lucky for the team, so they didn't take him along. Hahaha.
Theme: Strive toward a bright future.