The coach of Valencia, Ruben Barajaagreed to the re-election of Leo Messi for the magazine’s Ballon d’Or award France Football for the best player of the year and, in fact, he said that he would always give it to the Argentine soccer player because he believed that he was unique and unique.
“If you’ve seen Messi play, I don’t think you’ll see anyone play like he did. I’ll give him all the Ballon d’Ors in the world. “I’ll do one for him and another for to others,” he said at a press conference.
After Messi received what was his eighth trophy, the former German international Lothar Matthäus described the election as a “farce” and assured that the Norwegian Erling Haaland must be selected earlier in the player from Inter Miamibut Baraja supported the magazine’s decision.
“No player can do what he does on the field. Someone will succeed him but he will have other characteristics. From knowing how to play football and knowing how to interpret it, I don’t think there’s anything like it,” he said.
“It seems fair to me because of his career and the award winning the World Cup with Argentina,” he reflected.
Source: La Verdad
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