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Cristiano Ronaldo has dominated the Real Madrid news of late, with many linking the Portuguese to a return to La Liga to end a ultimately failed stint at Juventus. He was signed to win the Champions League, an ambition that is further from being unfulfilled now than when he arrived in Turin.
The last to speak of Ronaldo was Antonio Cassano, a former Madrid player. Speaking on Bobo TV and broadcast on Twitch, with comments broadcast by Marca, the Italian was critical of Ronaldo. “If you sell Cristiano, there are 100 million euros with which you can sign a couple of elite players,” he said.
“You cannot have a coach who wants to play football with Cristiano Ronaldo. It’s a brake on [Andrea] Pirlo. Cristiano only thinks about his goals and records. If you are president and you want to start a new cycle, you cannot give a rookie coach the responsibility of training someone like Ronaldo. “
The Bari-born Cassano enjoyed a long and colorful career in European soccer. He began his career at Bari before passing through Rome, Madrid, Sampdoria, Milan, Internazionale, Parma and Hellas Verona. He also represented Italy. Cassano spent two years in Madrid, winning the League in 2007. However, his time in the Spanish capital was tumultuous and he spent his second season at the Santiago Bernabéu on loan to Sampdoria.
