Boy regarded mango as a football and became the king of football. #biography #sports #childrenmovie

[0:00]The boy couldn't afford a soccer ball. He had to practice his footwork with mangoes. The boys made a soccer ball out of clothes and socks. The alley was their soccer field. In this way, the boy's soccer skills improved rapidly. He loved soccer more than anything else. That day, the boy climbed onto the roof. He was listening in on a soccer match broadcast. But Brazil lost in the final. Hearing this news, the boy cried sadly. He promised his dad that he would definitely help Brazil win the World Cup. The next day, the boy and his friends joined a soccer match. But they didn't even have shoes. And even wore jerseys made from bed sheets. The audience all laughed at them. To defend their dignity, they picked up some discarded soccer shoes. But the shoes were very ill-fitting. This made them move inconveniently. They even fell down. In just half a game, they had conceded four goals. The opponent even taunted the boys. The boy was furious. But when he saw his dad, the boy calmed down instantly. Then he took off his shoes and began to play barefoot. The boy used his Jinga soccer skills. He trapped the ball with his feet, dribbled past all the opponents, and finally scored a goal. His teammates saw this scene. They also took off their shoes. The boy began to show off his skills freely and kept scoring goals. Although the boy lost the game by one point in the end, he won everyone's applause after the match. A talent scout handed the boy's dad a business card. With the scout's recommendation, the boy joined Santos Football Club. But he wasn't happy. Because the club favored European style soccer, the coach didn't allow the boy to play Jinga. The boy lost his confidence. He couldn't play soccer normally. After joining the club, the boy didn't score a single goal. So he began to doubt himself. That night, the boy packed his bags. He would give up soccer and go home. At the station, the old scout found the boy. He told the boy that Jinga was the soul of Brazilian soccer and encouraged him to bravely stick to playing Jinga. So the boy returned to the team. This time, he disregarded the coach's opposition and played Jinga soccer style. The boy first made a stop-turn dribble. Facing the opponent's defense, the boy juggled the ball. Then he jumped into the air and scored a goal with a bicycle kick. Everyone cheered for the boy. Even the coach recognized his skills. After that, the boy's inner soul of Jinga awakened. At the age of 18, the boy scored six goals alone and helped Brazil win the World Cup. So here's the question, which player do you like to watch playing football the most?