Post-NEL (Neo Egoist League) and U-20 World Cup. Japan had lost in the Semi-Final to Germany. Michael Kaiser and Alexis Ness show their superiority over Japan’s Yoichi Isagi and Rin Itoshi. Even with the help of New Generation XI player Sae Itoshi, they still fail to make the final. Jinpachi Ego, orchestrator of the Blue Lock program and former, is punished for failing to make the final and win the U-20 World Cup. He is forced to postpone Blue Lock until next year. The Blue Lock participants are forced to join Champions League senior teams. During the Neo Egoist League, each Blue Lock player had been assigned a U-20 team with a ‘Master’, from the senior team, on each team to help the Blue Lock players grow. However, Nagi Seishiro fails to unlock his ‘Ego’ and is ‘locked off’, until the next Blue Lock project, where he dominates. Nagi Seishiro succeeds in becoming the N.1, months later, and is eligible to be sent to a European team eventually. Meanwhile, with the European senior clubs; Yoichi Isagi (ST/CF/CAM), Rensuke Kunigami, Kenyu Yukimiya, Gin Gagamaru (GK), Ranze Kurona, Jingo Raichi, Jin Kiyora and Gurimu Igarashi are sent to Bastard München in the German league to play with NG11 striker Michael Kaiser and Alexis Ness. Shoei Barou (ST), Oliver Aiku, Jyubei Aryu, Ikki Niko, Shuto Sendo and Gen Fukaku (GK) are sent to Ubers in the Italian league to play with NG11 defender Don Lorenzo. Rin Itoshi (ST/CF), Ryusei Shidou (ST), Tabito Karasu, Hajime Nishioka, and Nijiro Nanase are sent to Paris X Gen (PSG) in the French league to play with NG11, World Five and NEL Master striker Julian Loki (CF) and Charles Chevalier (CM). Hyoma Chigiri and Reo Mikage are sent to Manshine City in the English league to play with Chris Prince (CF), where Nagi Seishiro will soon be seen playing. Meguru Bachira (CF/CAM/CM) and Eita Otoya are sent to FC Barcha to play with NEL Master Lavinho and NG11 star Bunny Iglesias. These clubs will be seen in the Champions League.