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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, he heard a sound that would forever change his life... 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

Jerry was woken up in the morning by a phone call. He had set his alarm to wake him up at seven, but to his surprise, the call came much earlier. Groggily, he rubbed his eyes and rolled over in bed toward the table where his phone was charging. With a sigh, he picked it up and glanced at the caller ID. He let out a small groan.

"Hey, Dad..." Jerry said with an awkward chuckle. He couldn't remember the last time he had spoken to his father on the phone. Their conversations were always awkward, filled with long pauses and unspoken words.

"Alright, Junior, I fucked up with your contract signing." His father, Jeremiah, wasted no time. His voice was sharp and business-like. "Manchester United already told you that, but fuck them. Barcelona is coming to give you a tour around La Masia today to tempt you into joining them. Let me know your decision by the end of the day."

In His Hands