Just over a month left before the gala Ballon d’Or Raise the curtain and we will discover who has won the most prestigious individual award on planet football. Speculation about the possible winner has long been rife, as no one yet knows if Vinicius Jr, Jude Bellingham either Rodri Hernandez They will win the most awaited prize.
Whatever happens next October 28, Rodri He has clearly “won” thanks to the massive support he continues to receive in this race for Ballon d’Or. “Being in the conversation makes me feel very proud of the work I have done. It will depend a little on what people value and believe. Honestly, many players deserve to win here,” he declared. Rodri on ‘ESPN’. In addition, the pivot is also happy to be able to have this ‘fight’ Vinicius that “someone I admire. I think he’s a great player,”
The Spanish midfielder says how the huge amount of praise and encouragement he receives from fans is constant, even when he’s out. “People tell me ‘win at Ballon d’Oryou deserve it.’ With this alone I feel like I’m a winner. People believe I can be the best player in the world and that’s incredible. I didn’t dream it. I’m excited to win, I won’t deny it. We hope that we have a great Spanish generation that can win this trophy,” the player continued to comment. city.
The numbers and success of Rodri Last season they were very noticeable. Using the City of Manchester achieved the Premier Leaguehe Club World Cup and the European Super Cupin addition to scoring 9 goals and providing 13 assists from the pivot position. The icing on the cake came in the summer with the success of the Euro Cup, where he was one of the most decisive players in Spain, where he was named the best player of the tournament.
To achieve the award, Rodri will be the second Spaniard in history to win the Ballon d’Or man since then Don Luis Suarez achieved this in 1960. Many others came close, such as Xavi and Iniestaabout which the Madrid native said they deserved to win it too. “Many people say that if he wins Rodrihow, for example, they didn’t win it Iniesta either Xavi? In part I agree because they mark an era, they are among the best in history. But in the end they lived in a generation where they were Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo“, the pivot continued. Despite this, he maintained the idea that winning the award would be “a source of pride for me and for the whole country.”
Source: La Verdad
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