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Real Madrid allowed Cristiano Ronaldo to join Juventus two years ago and Shakhtar Donetsk manager Luis Castro has questioned that decision.
Cristiano Ronaldo is a “sacrifice machine” that he should never have left Real Madrid, according to Shakhtar Donetsk head coach Luis Castro.
The six-time Ballon d’Or winner he scored 450 goals, the club’s record, and won 15 trophies during his nine years in the Spanish capital.
He went to Juventus on a big money deal in July 2018 and he has maintained his impressive form with 68 goals in all competitions, helping his team to successive Serie A titles.
That includes a 69 combined goals comeback and assists in the Italian top flight since the start of 2018-19 – two more than the next best Ciro Immobile in Lazio.
Ahead of Shakhtar’s Champions League Group B opening game with Madrid on Wednesday, Castro has questioned the LaLiga giants’ decision to let the superstar striker go.
“When you have Cristiano on your team you should never let him go. Never,” he told Marca.
The biggest in the world
“We are talking about the best and most effective footballer in the world, a machine, a sacrificial machine. “
Ronaldo was crowned the best player in the world five times at Madrid and once during his time at Manchester United, where he spent six seasons after signing for Sporting CP.
And Castro argued the international of Portugal he has done enough throughout his career to be rightly considered the best player to ever play the sport.
“I don’t like to compare. But yes, for me it is the best“Castro said.” Cristiano has a story behind him that is exemplary.
“He moved to Lisbon at the age of 11 to be a footballer, leaving his home. Cristiano is someone who has stood up alone, with a unique determination.
Example for children
“For me he is an example for all children. People criticize Ronaldo too much. ‘What if you do this, what if you spend so much money on this or that?’
“However, he responds on the field every game, being aware of its origin.
“The day they make a Cristiano movie and people see where he really comes from, how he became a footballer, they will value him much more. “
Source: m.allfootballapp.com
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