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Should A Player Move From One Club To Another To Prove His Greatness?
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Playing in different terrains or playing one's football career in a particular club has always been a long debate between Ronaldo and Messi. While some argue that playing in different terrains shows a player's confidence in one's ability while some actually believe it doesn't.
A lot of people consider Ronaldo as a better player than Messi simply because he has proven himself in different terrains unlike Messi who has played his whole career at Barcelona yet refuses to ;eave there.
In fact, I've heard people saying that Messi knows he's going to flop if he dare moves to other leagues and that's why he has refused to push to try other leagues due to fear of the unknown.
Left for me, I don't really think a player has to move from one club to another to prove himself as a world best, after all, winning awards or being crowned as the king of football is not measured by how a player moves from one clubs to another.
That Ronaldo moved from Manchester United to Real Madrid and then to Juventus does not mean Messi will do the same. You can remain in a club and achieve whatever you want to achieve rather than move around.
You can be in Liverpool or Manchester City and achieve whatever you want to achieve and even retire there rather than moving around and that's what we can see in Messi's case.
Look at a player like Ibrahimovic, he's known to be moving from one club to another yet he has not achieved something tangible in his career but that works for Ronaldo. What works for A might not work for B, so the idea of Messi moving to other leagues to prove his greatness is irrelevant in my own opinion
Now let me here your opinions in the comment section
Do you really think a player has to move around leagues to prove his greatness?
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BREAKING: EPL: Manchester United Officially Announce Ralf Rangnick As New Manager
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Ralf Rangnick has been appointed as the interim manager of Manchester United.
Man United disclosed this in a statement via their website on Monday.
Rangnick’s appointment is coming less than 24 hours after Man United played a 1-1 draw with Chelsea in a Premier League tie on Sunday.
The statement read in part: “Manchester United is delighted to announce the appointment of Ralf Rangnick as interim manager until the end of the season, subject to work visa requirements.
“Following this period, Ralf and the club have agreed that he will continue in a consultancy role for a further two years.”
Reacting, John Murtough, Manchester United’s football director, told the club’s website: “Ralf is one of the most respected coaches and innovators in European football. He was our number one candidate for an interim manager, reflecting the invaluable leadership and technical skills he will bring from almost four decades of experience in management and coaching.
“Everyone at the club is looking forward to working with him during the season ahead, and then for a further two years in his advisory role.”
Man United disclosed this in a statement via their website on Monday.
Rangnick’s appointment is coming less than 24 hours after Man United played a 1-1 draw with Chelsea in a Premier League tie on Sunday.
The statement read in part: “Manchester United is delighted to announce the appointment of Ralf Rangnick as interim manager until the end of the season, subject to work visa requirements.
“Following this period, Ralf and the club have agreed that he will continue in a consultancy role for a further two years.”
Reacting, John Murtough, Manchester United’s football director, told the club’s website: “Ralf is one of the most respected coaches and innovators in European football. He was our number one candidate for an interim manager, reflecting the invaluable leadership and technical skills he will bring from almost four decades of experience in management and coaching.
“Everyone at the club is looking forward to working with him during the season ahead, and then for a further two years in his advisory role.”
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