The Iron-Blooded Legacy of Kobam!

When Abou was forced to wave goodbye, Chelsea’s blue flag at Stamford Bridge teetered in the icy winds of capital.

Seventeen-year-old Roy, a soul from another world, emerges from Cobham’s youth academy, carrying on Chelsea’s ironclad legacy.

Once the Cobham youth leaves his injuries behind, Roy and his close friend Reece James form an invincible golden right flank, leaving every defense in the world helpless.

Before the Champions League final, a reporter asked him a question.

“Roy, why did you choose the number 16 shirt?”

“What kind of answer do you want, an arrogant one or an even more arrogant one?”

The reporter smiled without a word. Roy slowly replied, “Because I’ll be the world’s best number nine and the world’s best number seven.”

As Stamford Bridge teetered on the brink,

The Grosvenor family made a powerful entrance, resolving the problems that had plagued century-old Stamford Bridge. A new landmark, the “New Stamford Bridge,” would rise in London.

And Roy Grosvenor, the Grosvenor family’s second son and Europe’s Golden Boy, was personally placing a brand-new crown upon the century-old Blue Bridge.