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Agyemang Badu picks Ronaldo over Messi
Ghana midfielder Emmanuel Agyemang Badu has waded in on one of the most hard-fought arguments in football about who is the best player between Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi.
The two super stars have dominated world football for over ten years winning eleven FIFA best player awards.
Despite both players possessing different qualities, several argument has emerged as to who is the best player.
But Badu who plies his trade in Italy with Hellas Verona believes the Juventus star sits above Messi as he is a much more complete player.
“I have played with Ronaldo but I am yet to play against Messi but I will rate him (Ronaldo) over Messi,” he told Asempa FM.
“The way Ronaldo keeps the ball and score goals, for me, he is a phenomenon. He can score with his both legs, he can score with his head.
The former Bursaspor enforcer recounted how Ronaldo reacted after losing to his side in Serie A last year.
“Hellas defeated Juventus 2-1 and Ronaldo was upset. He is always hungry for success.
“I tried speaking to him but I rescinded my decision because he wasn’t ready to talk to the media as well. For me, I will always rate Ronaldo over Messi,” he added.
Source: Ghana Soccernet
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