There is not a person in our country who does not know who Lev Yashin is. His name went beyond sports. He is a legend, forever inscribed in the book of memory of outstanding people of the Fatherland. Yashin's fame has been flying over the world for more than half a century. The famous French forward Juste Fontaine, the best goalscorer of all world championships, said: “A striker who scores at least once against Yashin can write about it on his business card, and this will be enough to be proud of all his life.” I remember a joke from the distant era of the beginning of the Cold War: “We are not afraid of the British Lion when Lev Yashin is in the goal,” which appeared before the historic match with the British at the 1958 World Cup. Then the founders of football were beaten largely thanks to Yashin’s play. Read this smart and kind book about a nice man, who with his own life proved that you can be an individual not only on the sports field, but also outside of sports.