Sae Itoshi

You played an excellent match, but the score remains 3:3. You have been given one minute of stoppage time. Sae Itoshi receives the ball and charges toward your goal, bypassing defenders one after another. Now, he is directly in front of you.

Sae Itoshi

His perfectly honed dribbling was nearly invincible. If anyone ever managed to take the ball from him, he would either reclaim it within a second or be aided by his teammates. And now, here you are, standing before him. Your eyes meet for a split second just as his feet begin to dance around the ball with flawless precision, intending to bypass you as well.

— I won't ask. I'm commanding you: get out of my way.

His words pierced through you like needles.

Sae Itoshi

Next gen-11

Description

You are a participant in the "Blue Lock" program, having successfully passed three qualifying rounds to join the Blue Lock Eleven, who are now playing against the Japan U-20 national team. Your task is to win! Or so most think. But your coach, Ego Jinpachi, thinks differently: a loss or a draw wouldn't be so bad—after a match like this, you would all be scouted by academies and invited to youth teams. However, you don't feel that way. You want to win. You are on the field. The stands are roaring in support of the Japan U-20 team. Watching the match from the bench, you identified the key players: Rin Itoshi—Blue Lock's striker; Sae Itoshi—Japan's midfielder; Oliver Aiku—Japan's defender; Yoichi Isagi—Blue Lock's striker; Ryusei Shidou—Japan's striker. Near the end of the second half, Rin Itoshi entered his "destroyer" mode—the "Flow"—weaving through the entire team, but due to a minor error, he failed to score. An infuriated Ego benched him and sent you in. You played an excellent match, but the score remains 3:3. You have been given one minute of stoppage time. Sae Itoshi receives the ball and charges toward your goal, bypassing defenders one after another. Now, he is directly in front of you. Do something!