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Jeremiah Hayes was a football prodigy, debuting for Manchester United at fifteen and becoming their youngest goalscorer. By twenty-four, he was a household name. But one reckless tackle ended everything, leaving him with a shattered knee and a career cut short.  

Years later, hope was reborn in his son, Jerry. At fifteen, Jerry was everything Jeremiah had been—quick, sharp, and destined for greatness... unfortunately just not as good.

 Playing for a grassroots academy, Jerry Jr was about to compete in a local tournament, his first real chance to prove himself, and just before it started, that was when he heard it... a single bell chime.
[Ding!]




This book is a work of fiction. While it includes the names of actual football clubs, footballers, and locations, these elements are used purely for fictional purposes. Any resemblance to real events, matches, or individuals' actions is entirely coincidental. It is not the intent of this book or its author to breach any form of copyright, trademark, or intellectual property agreements associated with the mentioned clubs, players, or organizations. All rights remain with their respective owners.

Project Mbappe

<p>Jerry tied the laces on his soccer boots and took a deep breath before looking around the locker room. A small smile crept onto his face as he observed his teammates, their faces marked with nerves. But unlike them, Jerry wasn't feeling nervous—he was excited. This was the first time he would be playing against opponents who were not only on his level but possibly even better. The challenge thrilled him.</p>

<p>Jester, the team captain, sat in a corner of the locker room with his earbuds plugged in, music playing from his phone. On any other day, he would have been the one calming the team, offering words of encouragement and boosting their confidence. But today was different. He needed to center himself first before he could help the others. His hands tapped lightly on his knees in rhythm with the beat of his music as he tried to steady his breathing.</p>

Vs Barcelona (1)