Blue Lock VS. U-20 JAPAN, episode 9
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Blue Lock 2nd Season, ブルーロック第2期
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It’s half time, and U-20 management is giving their pep talk…
@[email protected]
We learn that Itoshi Sae is now a midfielder because…
But seriously, there’s nothing wrong with being a world class midfielder.
Many midfielders start out as forwards, and settle on their position moving backwards.
It is also said that many great forwards learn their football in midfield, so when they develop as attackers, they can understand what is going on behind them.
Even the great striker Lionel Messi played in midfield on the wing.
And what would Messi have accomplished without the awesome midfield of Iniesta, Xavi and Busquets?
I’m surprised that Itoshi Rin doesn’t understand that at his age…
Done!