Anderson Luis de Abreu Oliveira, retired from professional football in 2019 at the age of 31, is one of those promising youngsters who too early to lose light. In the summer of 2007 he came on Man Utd as one of the great projects in the world of football, but at Old Trafford they did not enjoy the promising midfielder who rose to prominence in the range Guild at portohis first team on the old continent.
Golden Boy in 2008
Despite his undisputed quality, achieving historic doubles -Champions League and Premier- in his first season in England and was awarded in 2008 by ‘golden-boy‘, award given to the best young player of each season, Anderson the explosion never ended. “He could be the best player in the world at some point, I promise you he can be,” he assured. Ben Fostercurrent goalkeeper watford and former partner of Anderson sa Unitedsa ‘UT Podcast‘.
“He doesn’t care about anything”
“Anyone can say he might be the best in the world, but he doesn’t care. Honestly, he doesn’t care about anything. You put him on the field and he’s like that,” English continued.
Between 2007 and 2015 Anderson he played 181 official games as a ‘red devil’, where he only scored nine goals and shared 21 assists on goal. He swelled to win titles, yes. In addition to the Champions and Premier mentioned above, the one from Porto Alegre has championed England three times (2009, 2011 and 2013), and won the Club World Cup (2009), two FA Cups (2009 and 2019 ) and two Community Shield (2012 and 2014).
Source: La Verdad
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