[Crossover] Itoshi Minato Decides to Hate Soccer

Itoshi Minato once dreamed of being a shadow striker and helping his older brothers win the championship.

But on that snowy night, his dream was shattered. He had only wanted to preserve the bond between the brothers, yet they cast him aside completely.

Itoshi Rin: "Minato, how could you, when all you aim to be is a shadow striker, understand my dream and my brother's? So shut up."

Itoshi Sae: "No wonder you're still such a loser after four years. You have no self of your own and just chase after your big brother. Minato, give up soccer. I don't need you anymore."

After that day, Itoshi Minato left his soccer club.

He and Itoshi Rin fell into a prolonged cold war. He didn't even tell him he was applying to Tokyo Hakuho High School.

After entering Hakuho High, Itoshi Minato didn't join any clubs. But when he reflexively kicked a soccer ball flying toward him straight into the goal, he caught Mikage Reo's attention.

Mikage Reo: Come join the soccer team!

Itoshi Minato: I hate soccer. I'd rather die than play again.

In the end, he played again anyway.

Nagi Seishiro: That's why you shouldn't make bold declarations. Reo always gets what he wants.

Itoshi Minato: ...Give it a rest!

When Itoshi Minato saw Itoshi Rin at Blue Lock, he wasn't surprised at all.

He walked straight past his twin brother without even looking at him, but as they brushed shoulders, the other boy grabbed his wrist.

Itoshi Rin: Why didn't you tell me you were coming too? And now that we're here, why won't you even say hello?

Itoshi Minato: We're already enemies. There's no need to be so friendly.

Reader's guide:

1. The protagonist is absurdly talented, and destined to become the world's top striker.

2. Since this is Blue Lock fanfiction, it's only fair to serve up some BL. This story contains all kinds of dark, twisted friendships and family bonds.

3. I'm not a professional. I'll do my best to research the matches and training and cite sources in the author's notes. Please point out any mistakes kindly.

4. Logic may be dead and characters may be OOC. Feel free to leave criticism or praise, and stay or go as you please, but please don't make personal attacks. Let's keep the comment section civil and harmonious.

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Theme: Honesty is the foundation of harmonious family relationships.