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For years, Nathan Perry was known as nothing more than the coach's son. 

Despite his natural talent, his reputation had been tarnished. His every move on the field was overshadowed by the belief that he only played because of his father's influence—Tyler Perry, a renowned coach in a prestigious academy.

Fans laughed at him. His teammates doubted him. The media dismissed him as a shadow, not a player. 

But on one fateful day, everything changed.

After a crushing public humiliation on the pitch, Nathan felt something stir within him. A strange sensation, like an electric pulse running through his body. And then… 

A holographic screen flickered into existence before his eyes.

[Ding! The Hidden Legend System Has Activated!]

The system was real. 

Armed with a newfound power, Nathan was now able to earn **Legend Points** every time he proved his worth—whether through athletic skill or personal growth. These points could be used to unlock legendary abilities from the greatest football players of all time—Messi, Ronaldo, Zidane. Skills and talents that could take him from a forgotten talent to a global legend. 

It wasn’t just about football anymore.

It was about proving to the world that he was more than just the son of a coach. 

From the depths of ridicule to the top of the football world—can Nathan use the **Hidden Legend System** to rewrite his story and claim his rightful place as the greatest player the world has ever seen?

He was once mocked. 

Now, he will become unstoppable.

Because this time… he will prove he doesn’t need anyone’s help to be the best.

The Football Legends System

Chapter 41 – Premier League Lights

A friendly against Spanish side Villarreal.

[Skill Gained: Pedri's Shooting]

No glowing aura. No electric jolt. Just the low hum of the tunnel's fluorescent lights, and the muffled roars of the crowd leaking in from the pitch.

He flexed his foot, stared at his boots.

A gift, maybe. But it wouldn't mean a thing if he didn't earn it out there.

They were warming up in the corner of the pitch as Villarreal kept the ball moving under the sun-soaked Manchester sky.