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At 26, Portuguese footballer Tobi Oliveira ended his life, crushed by regret and failure. But fate gives him a second chance—sending him ten years back to when he was just 16, with a mysterious football system and all the memories of his past.

Now, with raw talent, real hunger, and the unwavering support of his mother-agent and football-loving little sister, Tobi is determined to rewrite his story. From Sporting CP to Valencia’s first team, he must juggle brutal training, school, media pressure, and the emotional weight of his past life.

But success doesn’t come easy. His stats drop in the pros. Not every match ends in victory. And greatness demands more than just skill—it demands heart.

World football system

The stadium had been electric just days ago — roaring fans, flashbulbs, the scent of freshly cut grass still sharp in Tobi's memory. His name had been chanted from the stands like a hymn. "Oliveira! Oliveira!" That one match — one glorious goal and an assist — had made him a rising name in La Liga.

Now, under the harsh fluorescent lights of the training ground, Tobi felt like a shell. His calves burned. His passes were half a second late. Even his usually sharp vision seemed clouded. The energy that had propelled him so high now seemed to have drained from his body.

"Again," Coach Ramos ordered, his voice clipped.

Tobi grunted and jogged back to the start of the passing drill. Sweat dripped down his temples. He bent over slightly, trying to catch his breath, but the assistant coach clapped sharply beside him.

"Upright, Oliveira! We don't lean on fatigue."

Cracks in the Glass