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Everyone who plays football dreams of one thing — to become a professional. To play in big stadiums, have fans, represent a club or country, and earn a lot of money. These dreams unite thousands of young footballers around the world. But dreaming is not enough.
Just wanting something doesn’t mean you’ll get it.
Why? Because wanting is just the first step. If you want to achieve more than others, you must do more and do it better than them. And most importantly — you must do it every day, with full commitment, even when no one is watching and even when it gets really hard.
IT'S NOT JUST ABOUT QUANTITY, BUT QUALITY
Training long hours isn’t enough. You have to train smart. Work on your weaknesses. Analyze your mistakes. Improve what gives you an edge — speed, dribbling, decision-making, mental strength. Someone else might train for 3 hours a day without a clear purpose. You train for 90 minutes, but with focus and a specific plan.
YOUR BIGGEST ENEMY? COMFORT
Many players train well… until it rains, it’s cold, or a muscle aches. A professional is someone who shows up on the pitch especially when others quit.
When you wake up early to do extra exercises — you’re getting closer to your dream. When others rest and you’re watching matches, studying top players’ movements, learning — you’re doing more. That’s what separates ordinary players from those who reach the top.
DON'T LOOK FOR EXCUSES — LOOK FOR SOLUTIONS
No pitch nearby? Practice your technique in a small space. No personal coach? Find online sessions, ask someone experienced for feedback. Having a bad day? Do the minimum — consistency is the key.
Most players don’t fail because they lack talent. They fail because they give up, they make excuses, they can’t handle pressure or the boredom of routine. Real professionals push through — even when it’s tough, when nothing goes right, when no one praises them.
DISCIPLINE IS GREATER THAN MOTIVATION
Motivation comes and goes. One day you have it, the next day you don’t. But discipline works every day. Make a plan and stick to it. Professionalism isn’t about how you perform on your best day — it’s about how you train and live on your worst day.
RESULTS DON'T COME QUICKLY — BUT THEY COME
The rule is simple: if you do more and do it smarter than others, and don’t give up, you have a great chance of passing them.
Not right away, but in time. Because most people will quit. And you will stay — stronger, better, and closer to your goal.
SUMMARY
If you really want to become a professional footballer, don’t just dream — take action: more, better, smarter, every day. Don’t ask what others have — focus on what you can do more than them. Because it’s actions, not wishes, that create champions.
