From Youth Academy Scout to Legendary Manager

After all, openly working as an agent and club director together isn't about becoming a legendary manager; it's about repeating the path of a hapless sewing machine operator. 😂 In Europe, it's better to appear professional, perhaps working behind the scenes. Deco resigned as Raffi's agent after becoming director.

A veteran author of multiple million-word football novels, whose last million-word strategy and operations-themed football novel has just been completed. Updates are guaranteed, and quality is assured. This is the first football novel to start from the perspective of a scout, while also including content about agents and club managers. It's a strategy and management novel, please support it!

Having been reborn and transmigrated, making money must be easy, right? Buy your own sports team. Why work for someone else? 🥵

The more I read, the less interesting it becomes. It involves agents and team managers—professions with inherently conflicting interests—and forces them together in a story, resulting in a bloated mess.

Two major flaws: first, the time traveler had to work; second, he had to become an agent.

I became interested in this subject because of that college basketball scout book, but after reading the beginning, I can only say don't have too high expectations.

🎭 Persona: Discovering stars from a scout's perspective, rather than becoming a star yourself. 🎬 Plot: A return to 2009, starting with helping a German third division team get promoted to the second division. Tactical coordination pictures, rich in both text and images. ✒️ Writing style: Highly readable

The protagonist starts as a scout, then becomes a sporting director, starts his own management company, and later buys a club to become his own owner. He also briefly serves as a tactical advisor for the Dutch national team. And he holds several of these roles simultaneously. He is a big-shot protagonist who gets involved in several key aspects of the football industry system.

This author is a veteran of football fiction, and this book seems to be following the scout + agent - manager route. The pacing is tight, the writing is good enough, and it's a smooth read.

Bro, just cut ties with Union Berlin, that idiot club is acting crazy for no reason 🤣🤣