Good news, veteran football fan Li Shiguang has been reborn and has become a rich second generation.

Bad news, the father who was the largest shareholder of Leeds United died before Li Shiguang was reborn.

Li Shiguang, who took over from his cheap father to become the owner of Leeds United, was faced with huge debts and the old fox Bates who was eyeing to buy Leeds United at a low price.

Relying on the strongest club system that awakened later.

Li Shiguang started his cool move!

Bates: Li Shiguang is a profiteer in the football world!

Florentino: I am very curious, why are the players so strong when they are at Leeds United, but become weak as soon as I buy them?

Ferguson: Li Shiguang is an amazing tactical master!

Wenger: I don’t even respect Ferguson, but I have to respect Li Shiguang!

Mourinho: Li Shiguang is a terrible opponent!

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Players: Boss, I don’t want to leave, can you please not sell me?

Li Shiguang smiled slightly: That won’t work. We have too many talents in Leeds United. We can’t even accommodate them all.

Because he refused to play fake ball, Chu Feng was accidentally cut off his tendon by his teammates “ and his career was ruined. Reborn in 2017. Chu Feng is also a member of the Manchester United Youth Team. Manchester United, which is hot and hot, is in desperation again?

(Pure football novel ~ Max-level reflexes at the start + rational development + no female lead + no Chinese national team; detailed match and technical descriptions—a fulfilling slow read, a dizzying fast read)

Li Ming transmigrates to the star-studded era before Messi and Ronaldo—the age of princes in football. With maxed-out reflexes, he rises from Atlético Madrid’s youth academy to the La Liga stage. Ronaldo (the original), Zidane, Ronaldinho, Eto’o, Raúl, Villa, and an 18-year-old Messi… With so many legends gathered in La Liga, Li Ming quickly makes a name for himself and becomes the Guardian of Calderón!

At the club, he befriends the 21-year-old Golden Boy Fernando Torres. Defenders like Pablo and Perea also take great care of him. Together, they face the changes sweeping through European football. As a goalkeeper, Li Ming is determined to forge his own era!

Luis Aragonés: I really wanted A-Ming to play for the Spanish national team, but he had already acquired Dutch citizenship. It’s a real pity we couldn’t get him; even if he weren’t a goalkeeper, he’d still be qualified to be my assistant coach!

Marco van Basten: What? Spain wants to poach A-Ming? No way! I’ll even bring out my mentor to help convince him to play for the Netherlands!

Carlos Bianchi: That’s right, I’m A-Ming’s head coach at Atlético. I was the one who started calling him “A-Ming”! I’m just that good at spotting new stars—go ahead and ask those reporters if they dare disagree!