So, what is regret?

Is it Blake's Grade 3 muscle strain that brought him to tears at the Douglas Diamond League?

Was it Ronaldo in Rome in 2002, who couldn't hold back his tears after being substituted early?

Michael Irving again, he caught the wind, but couldn't outrun the injury, struggling to crawl out of bounds.

In the first round of the 2007 playoffs, at the post-game press conference, McGrady said "It's my fault" 11 times.

Was it in 2011, when Yao Ming was in his prime, that he reluctantly announced his retirement?

Is this Kobe Bryant, who tore his Achilles tendon in 2013, returned to the locker room after his free throws, and couldn't hold back his tears?

Or was it Lin, clutching his knee, repeatedly saying "I'm done for" to the camera six times?

...

In 2000, at the beginning of the century, when Chen Yu walked out of the gates of Jackson Memorial Hospital in Miami, he looked up at the sky, ready to say no to all these regrets.

In 2007, Inter Milan retained the Serie A title, marking the gradual recovery of Apennines football after the Calciopoli scandal. Manchester United embarked on a three-peat for the Premier League, the Mourinho era at Chelsea temporarily came to an end, Arsenal bid farewell to the Henry era, and Manchester City was acquired by Thaksin Shinawatra. Barcelona experienced the turmoil of the Rijkaard era, while Real Madrid staged a last-minute comeback to win the title. Stuttgart unleashed a youthful surge in Germany, while Bayern Munich, after failing to win any of the four major titles, entered a rebuilding phase. Lyon won its sixth consecutive Ligue 1 title...

This year, 25-year-old Kaka became a legend, 23-year-old Cristiano Ronaldo completed his personal evolution, and 21-year-old Messi established himself as the core of Barcelona's future. There were heroic swan songs and a revolution in collective football philosophy.

At Sao Paulo Club, 17-year-old Yalo sat on the bench, looking up at the stars and fantasizing about playing.

At this time, the boy didn’t know that he would become the supreme striker in football in the future!

No system, no crossing

The terminator of the Big Three model and the strongest thigh in the hearts of many players!

He personally buried the Lakers F4, ended the Heat's Big Three, caused the Spurs to fail in the Western Conference Finals for many years, and completely defeated the Warriors.

When looking back at the development of the NBA in the past decade, everyone found that Li Ze was the biggest winner!

In 2009, Li Ze's legendary basketball career officially began.

Reborn in 2002, he becomes Jia Yi, who is about to receive a red card in the World Cup.

"No, this red card must be avoided. I still want to become famous!"

Jia Yi suddenly hooked his feet, then quickly got up and poked the ball. This poke created a brand new future.

Enter at your own risk! This is not a wish-fulfillment story, there is no system, multiple female leads, and no gay/football issues. The author is slow-paced, verbose, and likes to include educational elements. The author didn't want to just write about football in a straightforward manner; the first few chapters focus on setting the background and characters, paying attention to detail and playing with logic. If you don't like it, please refrain from negative comments. You can gently exit and try another book. Thank you for your understanding.

Old Li's soul transmigrated from China to Italy, becoming Ricardo, and returning from 2024 to 1994. The Chinese-American uncle became a blond heartthrob, but still loves football... However, as a transmigrator, the first priority is definitely not playing football, but making money, right?

As a young player, the necessary lesson is naturally to learn from the starting lineup and the bench, starting by watching the games. After all, not everyone is Messi or Ronaldo... First, team up with strong teams to win championships, and then play cautiously and develop your skills. Sooner or later, you will surpass Messi and Ronaldo!

I hope readers who are willing to accept this will be patient and read on; it gets more and more exciting as you go on. Feel free to leave a message for the author with any thoughts.

In the 2019 NBA Finals, Durant played through injury to help the Warriors win a game, but Thompson and Cousins ​​were injured one after another, and the Warriors, who were out of ammunition, were once again in dire straits. The Warriors, who should have surrendered, turned the tide against all odds because of the rise of a young Chinese boy.

Chen Dong, nicknamed "Water Dispenser Manager," adopted the Shaquille O'Neal template, rose from the bench, and began his own basketball legend.

(System + Football + Passion)

Xiaobai: This is a guy with a very tough playing style. Watching him play football is a different kind of enjoyment.

Zidane: I am honored to coach him, he is the most special one at the moment.

King of Football: It’s a pleasure to play football with him, all you have to do is score goals!

......

Regarding these, Zheng Lin just wants to say, I just want to play football well and then find a beautiful wife!

In early 2008, 17-year-old Chinese boy Wang Shuo went to Germany for trial training.

The bad news is that he tried out for 18 teams and failed in all of them.

Good news, the plug-in he has been waiting for is finally here.

Football God, start!

Notts County, one of the oldest football clubs in the world. A wealthy second-generation footballer from 2019, transported to Nottingham, recruited a group of young talents into his youth academy. From then on, they reigned supreme in Nottingham and reached the top of the Europa League...