Why Wolfsburg’s sporting director called Cristiano Ronaldo selfish?
Labelling Cristiano Ronaldo selfish is not a new trend. The Portuguese striker has long been called by the critics as one of the most selfish players in world. That dig has again been taken unto the striker however this time in somehow positive sense and the person making such claim is the Wolfsburg Sporting director Klaus Aloffs. As per Aloffs Cristiano Ronaldo is more individualistic player as compared to Lionel Messi however his lust for goals ultimately benefits the whole team. Speaking ahead of his side’s clash with Real Madrid on Tuesday Klaus Aloffs called Cristiano Ronaldo selfish.
Why Wolfsburg’s sporting director called Cristiano Ronaldo selfish?
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“I was asked the other day on German television about Messi and Cristiano. They are two incredible players. In these cases, you have to see which players they have around them.”
“With Messi, for instance, he has Luis Suarez. Ronaldo plays more for himself, but his magnificent statistics help the team get a result. That’s why he scores so many.”
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The Portuguese striker was ultimately the hero the game against Aloffs’ German side beating them by an aggregate of 3-2 to reach the Champions League semifinal. Cristiano Ronaldo scored all three goals for his side to win from a two-goal deficient from the first leg. Before the game the Wolfsburg Sporting director even highlighted the apprehensions regarding partial refereeing considering the fact of huge number of the Santiago Bernabeu public on the back of Real Madrid.
“In the Bernabeu many things can happen. Things will happen that we cannot yet imagine, incorrect refereeing decisions, for example. This is not certain, but it can happen and we must be prepared.” He said. However as the game progressed not a single such event was witnessed. In fact Cristiano Ronaldo single handedly took the game far away from Wolfsburg leaving no room for any further decision to come. With his performance last night, Cristiano Ronaldo has entered his name into history books yet another time.