Louis Saha, a former Manchester United player, spoke about the return of Cristiano Ronaldo to Manchester United, as well as Bruno Fernandez and Eder, at an online event hosted by SIGA, an organization that promotes fairness in sports.
“Solskjaer should be very pleased with his return because he is an alien. He can play for any team or league and will always score goals. He has that dedication and sacrifice that no one else has. The influence in the world is provided by Cristiano Ronaldo. I’m not just talking about football, but also about society. Many people are aware of what he does. He is a role model and a source of inspiration, ”he began.
Saha recalled his relationship with the Portuguese player that they always got along well: “My relationship with him was easy because we were both very hardworking. If you don’t like his teammate, it’s because you’re not hardworking, how easy it is, “he said.” I would like to play with him today, because he cannot be protected. After 90 minutes, you feel like he is everything. can still score a goal, and if he needs to score five in a game, he scores. It’s a machine! “
Another Portuguese player worthy of the attention of the former French striker was Bruno Fernandez, who received many accolades. “I didn’t expect it to have such a big impact on the team. A midfielder who has scored so many goals … it never happened. It instills confidence in other players. Now he has a different role and will donate some more. for Ronaldo, but it’s a good formula, let’s put it this way. He is a team player and it was a great contract, ”he stressed.
The striker was also asked about Eder’s goal against France in the Euro 2016 final. “I was smiling, but I wasn’t happy (laughs). I love football and France in particular, but that’s the beauty of football. Portugal did not do this. “I don’t play so well during Euros, but when you start with the right mindset, anything is possible,” he concluded.
The former French striker was Cristiano Ronaldo’s colleague at Manchester United from 2004 to 2008. He retired in 2013 and has since ventured into the world of entrepreneurship, supporting athletes and artists in their careers and founding Axis Stars. He is currently a Partner and Ambassador for SIGA, an international organization promoting sports integrity.
Author: FG
