I was born and I was raised in a very close need to support the family and my childhood was strongly connected with football. I grew up with my younger brother and football was one of the main activities that brought us closer together. We spent countless hours playing football and many of those moments are still very clear in my memory. Almost every day, afternoon, after finishing our daily responsibilities, we would go to the NERBY football field and play with friends from our neighborhood. We didn’t have professional equipment or perfect conditions, but that never mattered to us. What truly mattered was excitement and energy and the joy of playing together. It was one of the most unforgettable parts of my childhood. I clearly remember running across the field, trying to score goals, sometimes losing, sometimes
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I was born and raised in a very close-knit family, and my childhood was strongly connected with football. I grew up with my younger brother, and football was one of the main activities that brought us closer together. We spent countless hours playing football, and many of those moments are still very clear in my memory. Almost every afternoon, after finishing our daily responsibilities, we would go to the nearby football field and play with friends from our neighborhood. We didn't have professional equipment or perfect conditions, but that never mattered to us. What truly mattered was the excitement, energy, and joy of playing together. It was one of the most unforgettable parts of my childhood. I clearly remember running across the field, trying to score goals, sometimes losing, sometimes winning.
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