[Football] The Seven Deadly Sins

As a football prodigy of the twenty-first century, Lucien Morningstar has always inspired sharply divided opinions.

Some love his youthful arrogance, while others hate his disregard for everyone else.

But regardless, he's the first player in history to declare that he doesn't need the Golden Boy award or the Ballon d'Or.

Some have given Lucien the nickname "superbia" (pride). Others have gone further, tracing the players who fit the descriptions back to the stories of the Seven Deadly Sins...

Lust / Adrian Heinz

"Some people say Ade is Beckenbauer's shadow. That's absurd. He's a nightmare, the nightmare of all of us. More people love him than hate him, but there are even more who hate him. It's hard to imagine what he might have achieved if he'd lived longer."

Gluttony / Baal Zebul

"He's a genius, of course, even if he insists on having the ball wherever he goes. Baal likes to stockpile things until they rot, whether it's food or footballs. Sometimes you'd think he was the only striker up front. But there's no doubt he's truly, truly outstanding."

Greed / Mammon Borgia

Envy / Litan

Wrath / Samuel Sokolov

Sloth / Abel Alfonso

PS:

1. Each character gets their own arc. The stories are independent, with only a few points of overlap. This is a series about how nobody is perfect: everyone has some degree of character flaws.

2. There's no pairing in the main story, and everyone has unrequited feelings for someone. So much romantic appeal, so much fun, and a collection of all kinds of unforgettable crushes.

Theme: Nobody is perfect