Eto’o Rates Messi Above Ronaldo
Barcelona hot-shot Samuel Eto’o has joined in the debate to determine who the best player in the world is at present and the Cameroonian had little hesitation in choosing teammate, Lionel Messi.
Nov 18, 2008 7:14:45 AM
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As the race for the Ballon d’Or heats up, influential players as well as coaches are starting to sway worldwide journalists’ decision on who to vote for come December.
It appears to be a two-horse race at present between
And Barça striker Samuel Eto’o has now thrown in his two cents’ worth by backing his Argentine goalscoring accomplice at the
“Cristiano (Ronaldo) is a great player, but Messi is above everybody at the moment,” he told French television channel, TF1.
“He does things not just in training but during matches that no one has ever done before.
“He is the new Maradona. He is a player who makes other people dream of playing like him,” he added.
Eto’o then analyzed
“Our present system isn’t all that different from the one last season. It’s still a
Barcelona currently sit atop the La Liga standings on 28 points after 11 rounds, with a massive 36 goals scored, 21 of which are shared between Eto’o and Messi.
KS Leong
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