Since the dawn of modern football, the center forward has never been so depopulated. The number nine position has long lost its former glory. Players like Osimhen, Džekeres, and Isaac are now commanding nearly a billion dollars. The two leaders, one a weakling who only knows how to win in tough matches, while the other didn't win his first major championship until he was thirty, having moved to another country. Twenty years ago, this would have been unimaginable. Despite a serious knee injury, Ronaldo lived up to his "alien" persona, still winning two World Cups. Didier Drogba, the "Warcraft," was unstoppable, crushing Premier League defenses with impunity. Filippo Inzaghi and Christian Vieri embodied two distinct styles of center forward, but their off-field saga was equally captivating. Andriy Shevchenko, Gabriel Batistuta, Patrick Kluivert, and Ruud van Nistelrooy... in that group...

Su Ming, a former football player, transmigrated into the body of an 18-year-old Chinese-American prodigy in Liverpool's first team in a parallel world. During an FA Cup match in the 2005-2006 season, Su Ming unexpectedly got a chance to play due to an injury to the team's key player, Gerrard. However, this wasn't a good thing. Manager Benitez, who had some conflict with Su Ming, only sent him on to shift the blame. The deadline for submitting national team rosters for the 2006 World Cup in Germany was two days later, and Su Ming, due to his exceptional talent, had been under consideration. A loss in this match could very well jeopardize his chances of being selected for the national team. Just when Su Ming was forced to swallow this bitter pill, his system suddenly appeared. "Ding, congratulations, Su..."

Hikari was a professional pitcher in his previous life. In this life, he was abandoned by his parents and became an orphan. He became a gangster and liked to fight, but he still loved baseball, so he worked hard to get into Seidou. Please ignore any unreasonable parts. I don't know much about baseball. I just watched Diamond Ace and it's for love. Don't be too harsh.

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One of his good roommates asked him, "Why do you want to come to Seidou? Is it because Seidou is short of pitchers?"

Rihuiwang "For one person, my idol"

Yi Ye: "I came here for him, just like me."

Hikari forgets, "You came here for him too!"

Kazuya "Takigawa Chris Yu!" Hikari-Wang "Dongqingguo Senior!"

Kazuya: “!?…”

At a time when Samba football is gradually disappearing and turning into European formula players.

In the post-Neymar era, the football kingdom has to rely on the World Cup expansion to enter the World Cup.

A genius who can truly be called a Samba, a genius who has fought his way up from the baseball field to become the king of football, has appeared.

In that most memorable summer, the successor of Samba football emerged.

(No system, no rebirth, and boldly added suspense factors to the book. If you don’t like it, you can skip it!)

[Time Travel + Club Chairman + Liverpool + Business War + Football Competition + Cool Writing + No System + Dual Club Mode]

An ordinary IT man from Jiangcheng, China, accidentally traveled back to 2015 and became John Henry, the chairman of Fenway Group, the most despised vampire boss by Liverpool Football Club fans.

Relying on the red faith buried deep in his heart and his control over the technological development trends in the next decade, he led the Fenway Group to make early arrangements for global emerging industries, and staged one thrilling business war after another with Middle Eastern consortiums, Russian oligarchs, Far Eastern financial tycoons and Wall Street capital.

As Fenway Group's business empire continued to expand, he no longer regarded Liverpool as an ATM for exchanging luxury homes and buying yachts, but rather as the most dazzling business card of his huge business empire.

He invested lavishly in building stadiums, developing youth training, signing superstars, and purchasing satellite clubs, devoting all his energy to supporting Liverpool Football Club. He rebuilt Liverpool's dominance in the Premier League and helped them compete with Real Madrid, Barcelona, ​​Bayern Munich, AC Milan, and other football giants in the Champions League, returning them to the top of the competition.

His vow: Make Anfield great again!

It eventually became his epitaph, leaving only his merits and demerits in the world.

Reborn in the Prince of Tennis world, you begin with the Three-Tama Sharingan. Three-Tama → Mangekyō Sharingan → Eternal Mangekyō Sharingan. On your first day at school, you challenge the Seigaku prodigy, "Your tennis balls are no match for these eyes!" Three-Tama is just the starting point; the path to the Mangekyō, and ultimately the Eternal Mangekyō, has begun! The title of tennis's strongest will be born from these all-seeing Sharingans...

While the world of Diamond no Ace is the primary setting, the author has incorporated character designs and plots from several manga and anime, including "Ace of Diamond no Ace," "Amnesiac Pitcher," and "The Merits and Sins of Diamond no Ou." The author's limited baseball knowledge comes from these manga, and the content is largely personal, so please bear with me if there are any flaws.

What changes will it bring to Seidou when the best pitcher of the generation joins the team? Can the regrets of the third grade be made up?

The author is not good at writing introductions. If you are interested, please read the main text.

With the threat of "writing a bad review," he forced the system to unlock the hidden option "I want it all." The price he paid was a downgrade in both rewards: James's body had Nash's free throw shooting skills, and his core stats were ridiculously low. Before he could process this ridiculous start, a dizzying moment threw him into Xiangbei High School.

In 2024, down-and-out football fan Cui Cheng died of a heart attack after staying up late to watch Manchester City's Champions League final defeat. Upon opening his eyes again, he found himself transported back to the year 2000—Manchester City were still struggling in England's First Division, facing financial ruin, an aging roster, a severe fan exodus, and constant locker room strife. They were still seven years away from being acquired by an Abu Dhabi consortium and becoming a "tycoon." Chen Feng, armed with 24 years of football memories (including player potential, tactical trends, and crucial transfer window information), unexpectedly inherited a fortune from his uncle. He decisively purchased the near-disbandment Manchester City club, thus embarking on a remarkable comeback from a relegation-challenged side in England's Premier League to a European powerhouse.