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After the tragic loss of both his parents, 19-year-old Dennis Niglesmann falls into a deep depression and abandons his dreams of becoming a soccer star. His once fit and agile body becomes overweight, and his passion for the game fades away. Meanwhile, his best friends Fred and Jenny are excelling as top soccer prospects, leaving Dennis feeling even more defeated.

After a horrendous performance in a street soccer game, he decides to quit football forever. However, everything changes when Dennis stumbles upon a mysterious system that promises to rapidly improve his soccer stats. Although sceptical at first he soon makes peace with his past and decides to give it a try. As he begins to use the system, he quickly sees his abilities on the field improving at an alarming rate. His speed, agility, and skill all skyrocket, and for the first time in years, Dennis starts to feel alive again.

With his newfound abilities, Dennis rekindles his love for soccer and starts to pursue his dreams with determination and passion. For every task he completes, he gains skill points which he can use to level up his attributes.

"I Can Level Up My Soccer Stats Rapidly" is a story following Dennis's and the other characters' journey to the top of Eruodesh's football world, striving for greatness, overcoming adversity, and discovering the true power of teamwork and determination in pursuit of their dreams.

I Can Level Up My Soccer Stats Rapidly

Chapter 18 – Trials and Tribulations

We gathered at the backyard field early. The sun was out. The grass wasn't perfect, but the space felt like ours.

Today, everyone looked energized. Luca brought an extra ball, Rosa wore her game face, and even Benji was bouncing like he had springs in his boots.

Giorgio, our captain, stood in front of us with his clipboard. Yes, clipboard.

"Alright, team. Today's session is simple. We're not playing."

"No playing?" Michele asked, blinking.

"Nope. Today is about fitness. Jogging. Sprints. Shuttle runs. Strength work."

"Come on, Cap," Rosa whined. "Don't worry, you're just pulling our legs, right? We're going to play ball today... aren't we, Cap? Cap? Cap, please say something?"

Ten minutes into the jog and people were already negotiating.

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