Jerome Boateng says Ronaldo has changed his game now as he focuses less on dribbling!

Jerome Boateng says Ronaldo has changed his game now as he focuses less on dribbling!

Cristiano Ronaldo is on fire right now. He has just helped his national team, Portugal, win the World Cup Qualifier against Latvia, by scoring two goals, and setting up thethird one. Before that, he helped his club Real Madrid gain two amazing wins, one in La Liga and the other in Champions League.  All in all, he is having a successful season. and his fellow players are bound to accept that.

Look at Bayern Munich defender Jerome Boateng, who says Cristiano Ronaldo has changed his game now as he focuses less on dribbling. And considers Barcelona whiz Lionel Messi the hardest attacker he has ever confronted. In a meeting with German magazine Sport Bild, Germany defender Jerome Boateng was asked who was the hardest player he had ever played against and answered:

“Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo are the hardest. However, I would likewise put Eden Hazard of Chelsea, Neymar of Barcelona and Karim Benzema of Real Madrid on the list.”

Jerome Boateng says Ronaldo has changed his game now as he focuses less on dribbling!

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Jerome Boateng says Ronaldo has changed his game now as he focuses less on dribbling!

“Lionel Messi essentially can’t be stopped independent from anyone else. Cristiano Ronaldo is less demanding because he is more about athletic ability. Be that as it may, Ronaldo has changed his game.”

“He now concentrates less on dribbling and more on the finished result. That is more hard to defend against on the grounds that he has mind blowing timing.”

Jerome Boateng has been up against Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi in a lot of prominent amusements as of late. In maybe his most notorious minute, the German defender was turned back to front by Messi in the Camp Nou in one of the Barcelona star’s best ever goals in the UEFA Champions League.

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Boateng has talked about the trouble of confronting Ronaldo and Messi before, saying “Ronaldo, Messi, Suarez, Neymar – they can all smell in case you’re reluctant to duel with them. One whiff and afterward they wreck you. So you gotta appear.”

Bayern Munich’s 28-year-old center back has persevered through a genuinely frustrating season. As injuries have implied he has shown up for the Bavarians. It has prompted transfer hypothesis about Boateng, who additionally utilized the meeting to note that his future was at Bayern Munich.