Hello. I am a 16 year old boy. I want to advise you, should I do what I planned? I really want to become a footballer, this is my dream! My plan is as follows ... When I turned 18, I planned to work and save money to go to England. I chose this country because I know English and also because there is someone to live with. So after I leave I will start going to rehearsals in all kinds of teams (from the small 1st 2nd or 3rd league) and until they take me to a team I do not think I will give up. In my opinion, and not only in my opinion, but also in the opinion of many people, I have the qualities. I have dribble, I pass, I have a look at the game and most of all I am very fast. Now you may be wondering why I don't have a team when I have the qualities. The reason is simple, because my family does not have the financial means. Thank you in advance!
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Hello Friend! It was a dream of mine since I was a child, I was in Levski's school and in Loko's (Sofia) school, but I think time has passed. At your age, the other boys have grown up as footballers and have experience even in the youth teams, even some of them already play professionally, but you can still try in one of the teams from the last divisions. Don't give up on your dream like me, but you may still have a chance to start (boy of 18) Wermach
Boy, you remembered very late, they are already making their debut in men's football at your age. Even if you have purely technical qualities, football is both a tactic and a practice. How much does it cost to play in a youth group or nothing or something symbolic, not to mention that teams like Slavia and Ludogorets provide a dormitory and school, etc. if you had gone to rehearsals, if you were really talented you would have developed. I was not accepted into the student team of the university, because I did not play organized football, you will break through in the Premier League. Stick up for some university and dump this nonsense
Well, brother, if you are really good and have qualities, try and don't stop improving and if this is really your big dream, don't stop even if you don't play there, professionally pursue your dream, but know that there will be difficult moments and you will have to work on something. else while playing football and if you want an example see Jamie Vardy a few years ago and he was in the third league or the fourth but won the Premier league with his team ... so I tell you if you get a chance and join a team do not stop believing because without believing in yourself that you can do it will not happen
Follow your dreams. The plan sounds good
Always follow your dreams, but it is good to know that abroad 18 years for trial training is too late. I was also denied at 16. But if you have what you list plus physics and you are really ready to give a lot, then there is nothing you cannot achieve. Don't expect understanding of the big goals you have set for yourself, the only one you need to believe in is you. Good luck and fight to the last!
Dreams must come true! But don't wait! Write free football training and search in your city. Find a job for the summer, you have 16. Ham will help yours so they don't give it to you. You will save for training. I recommend you a waiter. If you are in a place with good tips, your salary will be more or less clean. Study throughout the year and get a scholarship. It may be small, but who gives them to you. Just act now.
Your dream is good, but for a professional footballer it is a little late at 18. To become a professional athlete begins at an early age. It is no coincidence that there are things like children's and youth schools, where they will hone your talent, teach you many tricks and last but not least you have a great chance to be noticed and offered a contract. Nowadays, everything is quite commercial, unfortunately, and there is no way someone like Pele, who started playing barefoot on the street, can attract the attention of a professional team.
And my dream was football. But nothing happened, now I'm 20, and how I want to be in a team ...