Return with the gesture of his dreams.
On May 18, 2006, a dispute broke out at the entrance of the London College in the United Kingdom, in which a black boy named Kiyan Prince was stabbed in the heart, arm and abdomen with a sharp knife during the argument, and died of rescue. Prince, who was only 15 years old and a member of the youth team of Queens Park Rangers F.C. (QPR), suffered a fatal knife wound during an argument to protect another boy from bullying.
The tragedy was a sensation and even later influenced the revision of the UK's Juvenile Violent Crimes Act. Prince was originally a highly anticipated player in the team, and was known as the "next Theo Walcott (well-known English player)" for his excellent results in all aspects, and was also known as the "outstanding talented teenager".
The glorious future of the gifted teenager has been buried, making the violence of teenagers the focus of discussion. The assassin, hasan, a 17-year-old Somali refugee, proved to have previous experience threatening girls with knives and called the knife in his hand a "gadget" after the assassination. The bad attitude angered the populace, and two years later, Hasan was sentenced to life imprisonment.
The verdict is handed down, but the grief does not stop. Prince's father, an intercontinental lightweight boxing champion who hopes to become Jackie Chan, indulges in daily grief, in order to commemorate his son, but also to keep more young people away from school violence, the father set up the Kiyan Prince Foundation in the name of his son, and QPR set up Kiyan Prince's annual trophy in honor of him to inspire latecomers.
Photo of Prince playing in the team
This regrettable story has a new follow-up to FIFA21. On May 18, 2021, the fifteenth anniversary of Kiyan Prince's accident, he appeared as a member of the FIFA21 game as a member of the QPR team.
In the picture, he changed his youthful appearance and showed him in front of the players in a more mature adult form. The name Behind Prince tells his legend – even though he never really represented QPR, everyone who came out of the team had heard of his name.
In the game, Prince was given the number thirty jersey, symbolizing the player who had been "resurrected" in the game, and if he had not encountered that accident, he would have turned thirty this year. His appearance was also carefully designed by EA to produce a thirty-year-old appearance, just like he was supposed to be, standing on his own field at the right age.
Players across all platforms can see Prince on the game, PC players can play with him in quick match and career mode on the 18th, and console updates take place on the 19th. In appreciation of the foundation's authorized image of Prince, EA donated to the foundation set up by his father as a sign of support.
The father was visibly happy with the rebirth of his son in the game, and couldn't help but crash the first time he saw the system-generated 30-year-old Prince. He was touched to see his son again, but even more because, more than the victim of the assassination, as a father, he wanted people to remember that his son was once a talented teenager.