Recalling the reason Andres Iniesta gave in 2020 explaining why Lionel Messi is No 1 and better than Cristiano Ronaldo
Recalling the reason Andres Iniesta gave in 2020 explaining why Lionel Messi is 'No.1' and better than Cristiano Ronaldo × Follow Us Create Notifications New User posted their first comment this is comment text Link Approve Reject & ban Delete Log in Manage your profile Editing Story Queue Video Queue Editing Stats Writer Home SEO Redirection Admin Wiki Edits Taxonomy Home Edit Site Menu Mapping Dashboard Tag Pages Community Social Feed Queue Feed Center Notification Center Affiliate Home Manage Pages Bottom Tagline Dash Timeless Stories Logout Football UEFA Champions League 2022-23 News
We could finally end the debate 462553115If Portugal and Argentina win their groups we could see Ronaldo and Messi play each other in the World Cup final.We could finally end the debate https://t.co/Gj0HIxeqq8 For Ronaldo, it was a starkly different experience. The Portuguese maestro was vital to Manchester United in his first season at the club, ending the campaign as their highest goalscorer (24 goals). However, it did not help that the Red Devils struggled on all fronts, eventually losing out on Champions League slots. This has seen the Portuguese marksman spend his first season away from Champions League football for the first time in his illustrious career.
Recalling the reason Andres Iniesta gave in 2020 explaining why Lionel Messi is No 1 and better than Cristiano Ronaldo
By Nnanna Mba Modified 01 Oct 2022 Follow Us Comment Share Recalling how Andres Iniesta picked Lionel Messi as above Cristiano Ronaldo Andreas Iniesta once revealed why Lionel Messi is better than Cristiano Ronaldo in the eternal debate that has seen both superstars compared over the past decade. The former Barcelona midfielder shared his thoughts in 2020, not knowing that both players would go on to leave their respective clubs at the time. Speaking to Corriere dello Sport (via Barca Blaugranes) at the time, the legendary Camp Nou midfielder explained his reasoning behind putting the Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) star above Ronaldo: “Leo is different, unattainable. Everyone has their preferences and we like to make comparisons. But for me, they are not comparable. Even if they score almost the same number of goals. ”For me, Messi is No. 1, because he has everything. Passing, assists, dribbling, goals, team spirit. He knows how to be decisive in almost every, and he has been for years. I never saw a player as decisive and strong as Messi.” Frank Khalid@FrankKhalidUKLionel Messi has now surpassed Cristiano Ronaldo in free kick goals.351142524Lionel Messi has now surpassed Cristiano Ronaldo in free kick goals. https://t.co/qVVKyZaIbv Cristiano Ronaldo's fans will not be pleased with the Vissel Kobe captain's words, and they will argue bias, as Iniesta and Messi played together for 14 years. However, this won't matter to the Argentine forward's fans, who will take Iniesta's words to heart. The Argentine forward left Barcelona after a difficult period of financial strain that kept the club from renewing his contract following which he joined PSG. His first season with the French giants was rather subpar, with La Pulga switching into a playmaking role as goals were hard to come by. However, his second season has started impressively, with four goals and seven assists coming in eight league appearances. ESPN FC@ESPNFCIf Portugal and Argentina win their groups we could see Ronaldo and Messi play each other in the World Cup final.We could finally end the debate 462553115If Portugal and Argentina win their groups we could see Ronaldo and Messi play each other in the World Cup final.We could finally end the debate https://t.co/Gj0HIxeqq8 For Ronaldo, it was a starkly different experience. The Portuguese maestro was vital to Manchester United in his first season at the club, ending the campaign as their highest goalscorer (24 goals). However, it did not help that the Red Devils struggled on all fronts, eventually losing out on Champions League slots. This has seen the Portuguese marksman spend his first season away from Champions League football for the first time in his illustrious career.