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In a world where football is both a passion and a lifeline, Benjamin, a promising young player seemingly has it all: talent, a loving family, and dreams of becoming a Legend.

However, tragedy strikes when a devastating car accident claims his life along with that of his parents. But fate intervenes, granting him a second chance at life as he mysteriously finds himself back in time.

This time, Benjamin is powerless to prevent the loss of his family, leaving him an orphan at a pivotal moment in his life.

Struggling with a broken left foot that threatens to derail his football dreams before they even begin, prejudice and self-doubt. Driven by an unrelenting passion for the sport, he trains tirelessly, honing his skills and overcoming the obstacles in his path.

As Benjamin rises through the highs and lows of his journey, he encounters challenges both on and off the pitch.

With every setback, he learns the true meaning of resilience, forging a legacy that transcends all and proving that greatness is possible for anyone willing to fight for it.

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**Disclaimer**

This novel is a work of fiction. While it references real organizations, locations, and events, the characters, storylines, and specific depictions are created by the author and are not factual accounts.

The names, characteristics, and actions of individuals within the story are purely fictional and any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, is coincidental.

This work is not endorsed by, nor affiliated with, any football club, league, or organization. All references to real teams, events, or organizations are used for fictional purposes, and the portrayals within this book do not reflect real-world actions, views, or affiliations.

Against All Odds: Legacy Of A Football King

Adam, on the other hand, had no such reservations. His excitement was clear when he announced he'd be accepting the call-up, packing his bags with a grin that Benjamin couldn't quite understand.

The next day, Adam left for the training camp, leaving Benjamin and his cousin, Sophie, alone in their shared apartment.

He spent the first evening alone replaying the events in his head. Was he overreacting? Was he being ungrateful for the chance to represent his country, even at the youth level? Maybe. But it didn't change how he felt.

His pride wasn't just about himself—it was about the work he had put in, the sacrifices he had made, and the belief that he was ready for more.

Playing for the U20s felt like being overlooked, like the people in charge weren't paying attention to what he was doing at AZ Alkmaar.

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