The victory at St. James' Park had been a proper battle, a testament to United's grit. Nathan's Overall Rating: S+ felt like a constant hum in his veins, a reminder of the summit he'd reached. But the Premier League was a marathon, not a sprint, and every win felt like just another step. His Glide of Messi (53%) mastery was smoother than ever, his movements with the ball a blur of effortless control.
He spent hours in the Legacy Archive, especially the new "Art of On-Pitch Leadership" section. It wasn't about scoring goals or making tackles; it was about the intangible things. How legendary captains commanded space with a glance, how they lifted teammates with a word, how their presence alone changed the flow of a game. He watched clips of Franz Beckenbauer orchestrating from defense, or Steven Gerrard driving his team forward with sheer will. It was like learning a whole new language of football, a language spoken not just with feet, but with presence.
