Heroes don't ask the source-Indian slums 16-year-olds were united in phase

In March 2014, Rajib Roy, a 16-year-old slum boy from Calcutta, Rajeb Roy, India, was spotted and selected by Red Orb during a football match with 11 other Indian players who had been selected at Old Trafford for a 15-day training ......

Rajeb, who lives in Sonagachi, one of Asia's largest red-light districts, has never seen his father, his mother and his brother. His mother, once a sex worker, now works in a factory with a monthly income of only 30 pounds (about 313 yuan). Rajeb's idol is also a poor Chelsea midfielder Oscar, in order to play like Oscar, he grew up hungry on the street practice, and even the mother gave him the money to buy food for sneakers and jerseys.

In an interview with the media, Rajib said: "A lot of people are asking me, in such a mother's upbringing, to achieve today's achievements, how do you feel." I really don't know how to answer them. ”

"But when the coach told me that I was selected by Manchester United, I seemed to feel like a father." ”

The futuristic striker, with its dazzling ball skills, has been crammed into a small room with his mother and brother. They live in places where thousands of women have to sell their bodies to make ends meet.

Rajeb has always dreamed of playing in the Premier League, and now his greatest wish is to play hard, to get his brother to study in England, and to receive a better education.