Neymar Turns Demonic: I Am Not the World's Third!

This book is polarizing. The core question is whether football should rely on the body. Without the body, can you play well by just relying on the feel and experience of the ball? If you think it is possible, this book is not bad, and there is nothing wrong with it elsewhere. Those who think it's not possible, like me, simply can't stand it. I think football is essentially a confrontational competitive sport. The most important thing is the body, ball feel and vision. The body is the foundation, and the rest determines the upper limit. Physical fitness must at least reach the standard line. No one in the top league will let you start and organize calmly, and it is impossible to completely avoid physical confrontation by running. A fourteen-year-old horse is pure bean sprouts. In my opinion, Kerry Serie A is purely obscene. It subverts my football logic, so I can't stand it.

I have always wanted to read the kind of book that travels back in time to people like Neymar, Rashford, and Rooney to save their careers. But I really can't compliment the author's writing style. How about using AI to polish it up?

Do you want him kicked to death?

It's purely funny. Neymar himself has no ambitions or big ambitions at all. Others even think that the whole career is very good, he has fun and is rich. In the early stage, MSN brothers had a good relationship. Going to Paris is not for the top spot and the world's number one. Others don't have that idea, just for money. Neymar's club has achieved full honors, so he may feel sorry for the national team. This novel is written just like how depressed Neymar is in reality.

I unexpectedly found an interesting book. I don't know much about the horse's personality outside the field, and I don't know if the book is OOC, but the character of the horse in the book is quite cute. Although he still loves to play after being reborn, he is much more mature and has learned to be self-disciplined.

Neymar was 14 years old in 2006 (born in 1992 + 14 years old), but there were relevant regulations in 2006 and he still could not represent Inter Milan in Serie A. Core basis: 1. FIFA revised the minor transfer rules in 2005, clarifying that there are only three exceptions for international transfers of non-EU players under the age of 18 (Neymar is a Brazilian) (such as parents immigrating for non-football reasons). There were no new rules changes in 2006, and Neymar did not meet the exception conditions and could not complete the registration; 2. Although Serie A did not have a clear age limit at the time, it had to meet FIFA transfer registration requirements first, and even if a 14-year-old player registered, he needed special approval from the Football Association. There is no case of a 14-year-old playing in Serie A in history.

A 15-year-old horse definitely does not have the fitness to play a full 90 minutes in the top flight

Update! Is Neymar considered the Dong Fangzhuo of Brazil? 😊

I think the author is still too young. Horses should be allowed to start playing professionally at the age of two. At the age of 3, they can win the League, World Cup and Champions League treble. After all, a 3-year-old can walk, run and talk. Isn't this more awesome than a 14-year-old?

It's not clear whether it's time travel or rebirth. The age of the protagonist is very embarrassing. You can refer to Yamal. The writing is average.