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Football Academy Books in Order

Football Academy is a series of 7 books written by Tom Palmer.

Here, you can see them all in order! (publication year included)

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Football Academy books in publication order

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7 books

1

Boys United

by Tom Palmer

2009

Talented winger Jake repeatedly loses academy opportunities because coaches consider him too small. Encouraged by his father, he accepts a trial at Premier League United, determined to prove his ability before another chance slips away.

2

Free Kick

by Tom Palmer

2009

United defender James faces expectations that he will follow his former England-player father into professional football. A tournament at his dad's old club intensifies the pressure, while James struggles to admit that his ambitions lie elsewhere.

3

Reading the Game

by Tom Palmer

2009

Winger Ben understands his teammates' movements brilliantly, but conceals his inability to read. Forms, letters, and team sheets make the secret harder to hide, putting his place at United at risk unless he seeks help.

4

Striking Out

by Tom Palmer

2009

Yunis is United's leading scorer, but his father wants him to abandon football and concentrate on school. Keeping his place on the pitch means convincing his dad that sporting ambition and education can coexist.

5

The Real Thing

by Tom Palmer

2009

United's young footballers travel to Poland for a tournament, where captain Ryan's prejudice against Polish teammate Tomasz faces a challenge. Seeing his own teammates bullied forces Ryan to confront attitudes that have divided the squad.

6

Captain Fantastic

by Tom Palmer

2010

United captain Ryan is learning to support teammates instead of bullying them. When Craig's unexplained troubles at home affect his behavior, Ryan must decide how to help and become the leader his team needs.

7

Teamwork

by Tom Palmer

2017

Jake, Yunis, and United's under-twelves travel to Spain to face Barcelona. Friction among the young players threatens their performance, while an intriguing spectator adds another question to a trip that demands cooperation beyond individual talent.

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