The victory in Paris, a Champions League group stage opener, felt like another brick in the wall of Nathan's growing legend. His Overall Rating: S+ was a constant hum, a quiet satisfaction that resonated with every successful touch and pass. But his gaze was already set beyond individual statistics, drawn deep into the Legacy Archive, especially the "Revolutionary Roles" section. He was studying players who didn't just play a position, but redefined it – the libero, the false nine, the inverted winger. He realized true GOAT status wasn't just about mastering existing roles, but about creating new ones, pushing the tactical boundaries of the sport itself.
He spent hours watching old clips, seeing how a player could drop into midfield to create an overload, then suddenly surge forward to become a striker. It was like football was a constantly evolving puzzle, and these legends were the ones who found new ways to solve it.
