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“I think yes (I'm the best player in history, Editor's note). I don't see anyone better than me. It is said with all my heart. During an interview granted Monday evening to the Spanish channel La Sexta, Cristiano Ronaldo, who celebrates his 40th anniversary this Wednesday, February 5, assured without eyebrow that he was the best player of all time.
“This is my opinionadded the fivefold gold balloon. ÇMaybe a matter of taste but I think it's me. I do everything: I play well from my head, I pull the kicks stopped, I shoot well with the left foot, I am fast, I am strong, I jump, he explained. It's a matter of taste, you can prefer Messi, Pelé or Maradona, I understand it and respect it but to say that Cristiano is not complete, it's a lie. I am the most complete. »»
Castaldi: “there's a gap between Messi and CR7”,
Words that have not failed to make react. On the set of L'Equipe channel, Benoît Tremoulinas has smashed CR7, calling it ” pathetic And believing that Lionel Messi is above Cristiano Ronaldo. Unlike the latter, the former Bordeaux finds in particular the Argentinian more complete than the Portuguese.
An opinion shared by Giovanni Castaldi. “” Thank you Benoît Tremoulinas, indeed, there are people around between Messi and CR7 “Wrote the journalist of the chain L'Equipe on X. A sharp position which should not end an endless debate.
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