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🎤 Messi or Ronaldo? I respect both. It’s just that Messi does things with the ball that Cristiano can’t do. Messi is a bit like Federer. You can’t understand how they do it,” - Daniil Medvedev said. Trophies earn respect. Genius earns admiration. Messi and Federer gave the world... show more

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I'm so glad that I watched Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi in their prime. I feel sorry for the younger generation that would be gaslighted that Messi is the goat or the better player. Because Messi is currently performing better than Ronaldo they are now making it seem like the Messi vs Ronaldo debate is a Messi vs Lukaku debate. Aside banter, i will always give Messi his flowers, incredible players and he's having one hell of a tournament at 39. But the goat still remains Cristiano Ronaldo dos Santos Aviero 🐐

I'm so glad that I watched Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi in their prime. I feel sorry for the younger generation that would be gaslighted that Messi is the goat or the better player. Because Messi is currently performing better than Ronaldo they are now making it seem like the Messi vs Ronaldo debate is a Messi vs Lukaku debate. Aside banter, i will always give Messi his flowers, incredible players and he's having one hell of a tournament at 39. But the goat still remains Cristiano Ronaldo dos Santos Aviero 🐐

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The post Messi and Ronaldo era will be interesting. No clear standout as the very best player in the world. If Yamal can add repeated runs into the box without the ball at his feet, he can take that mantle. Messi was a genius with AND without the ball…

The post Messi and Ronaldo era will be interesting. No clear standout as the very best player in the world. If Yamal can add repeated runs into the box without the ball at his feet, he can take that mantle. Messi was a genius with AND without the ball…

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Is Cristiano the best player you've ever played with, and who is better between Messi and Ronaldo? 🗣Louis Saha: " By far. Yes... It's a very tricky question. Some like Messi more. I respect Cristiano more. If you're starting a new team with a bit of budget, the first player you need is him. He doesn't need anyone around him. He is more tactically complete" If you look at quality too, you have to give respect to Messi"

Is Cristiano the best player you've ever played with, and who is better between Messi and Ronaldo? 🗣Louis Saha: " By far. Yes... It's a very tricky question. Some like Messi more. I respect Cristiano more. If you're starting a new team with a bit of budget, the first player you need is him. He doesn't need anyone around him. He is more tactically complete" If you look at quality too, you have to give respect to Messi"

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Gabriel Batistuta explains why Diego Maradona is still above Lionel Messi. Batistuta: "I think they are difference." Rio: "How?" Batistuta: "Because Messi scored 1,000 goals and Maradona scored 200. Maybe not." "Messi is a quiet boy ... Maradona wasn't." "For me, Maradona was the top because he could play..." "...he could manage the referee..." "...the opponent." "He was able to do unbelievable things." "Messi can do that..." "...but I think he has another charisma." Rio: "It's funny because I read a quote... it says Messi, even if he's technically as good or maybe even better, he can't surpass him. Lionel Messi does not have Maradona's charisma." Batistuta: "Okay, that I say that." Rio: "Yeah, you said this a few years ago." Batistuta: "So I'm the same."

Gabriel Batistuta explains why Diego Maradona is still above Lionel Messi. Batistuta: "I think they are difference." Rio: "How?" Batistuta: "Because Messi scored 1,000 goals and Maradona scored 200. Maybe not." "Messi is a quiet boy ... Maradona wasn't." "For me, Maradona was the top because he could play..." "...he could manage the referee..." "...the opponent." "He was able to do unbelievable things." "Messi can do that..." "...but I think he has another charisma." Rio: "It's funny because I read a quote... it says Messi, even if he's technically as good or maybe even better, he can't surpass him. Lionel Messi does not have Maradona's charisma." Batistuta: "Okay, that I say that." Rio: "Yeah, you said this a few years ago." Batistuta: "So I'm the same."

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🎙️Gerard Piqué shared a touching story that perfectly captured the mutual respect between Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo 🇦🇷🇵🇹 🗣️ Piqué: “I remember the 2013 Clásico when Cristiano injured his shoulder. Messi kept going over to check on him, asking: ‘Are you okay? That shoulder looks bad, take it easy.’” “Cristiano admitted he was in pain and said he would properly assess it after the match.” “Even after the game ended, Messi walked over once again to see how he was doing. Cristiano showed him the shoulder, and they both wished each other well.” “Messi and Ronaldo were never enemies — and they were never close friends either. What always existed between them was genuine respect.” “One constantly declared himself the best, while the other simply let his football speak. Together, they defined the greatest era the sport has ever seen.” 🐐 🐐

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“It was a privilege to be in a stadium to watch Messi do that!” 🤩 🗣️ “He got on the ball and did some mystifying things, got an assist, got a goal… We are talking about the greatest player of all time still doing GOAT things.” Lionel Messi is making this World Cup all about him 🐐

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