Blue Lock Chapter 349 Spoilers & Manga Plot Leaks Listed

The Blue Lock Chapter 349 spoilers are now available on the internet. In the previous chapter, the focus was on Hirotoshi Buratsuta’s Side-B program, and the first round was cleared by Shindo and Kira. Here are all the details fans need to know regarding the plot leaks of Chapter 349 of the Blue Lock manga.

Blue Lock manga spoilers reveal what happened in Chapter 349

The Blue Lock Chapter 349 spoilers are listed below.

Shigeo and Nagi prepare to attack

As per the spoilers, the chapter is titled “Re: Live”. It begins with Shigeo Mizuki and Nagi becoming a pair for the third bird round. Fans witness Nagi announce that, for the first time, he is fighting for his life as a soccer player. Then, Shigeo shares that he chose Nagi as his partner because he sees him as a skilled player. Shigeo believes Nagi has the guts to win the round. He asserts that they should attack the player receiving the ball first. Nagi also learns that Shigeo’s strong point is running.

Nagi remembers Isagi’s message to him

He uses his skills to take the ball and pass it to Shigeo, telling him to run. However, the other players come between Shigeo and the ball, making it difficult for him to reach for it. Shigeo makes an effort and kicks the ball upwards. Nagi watches it with Isagi’s message about not quitting soccer playing in his head. He reaches the ball and says he will not quit soccer again, and the two clear the round.

Isagi blames himself for Japan’s loss

The scene shifts to the locker room after Japan’s defeat against France. Shidou lets out his frustration over losing the match. He walks towards Rin and blames him for intervening with Isagi’s shot at the end, which, in his view, led to their loss. Aiku tries to calm both of them down.

Suddenly, Isagi speaks up and states that it was his fault. He calls himself useless and says he was unable to turn the situation around for them. Karasu, on the other hand, claims that Ego Jinpachi’s current winning strategies don’t seem strong enough to help them win a game. In that moment, the monitor in the room flashes the question, “What is Ego?”