Ronaldo s good friend and former Real Madrid head coach do not think that scoring goals can completely represent football!

May 14. Riyadh victory defeated his opponent 9-0 without Ronaldo in the last round of the league. Mane was happy for four years and Duran scored twice, which made Riyadh, who had never won the championship during his time and had been in the four majors, felt a hint of success and the foundation for the future team building. As long as there is no such player as Ronaldo who relies on capturing a large amount of resources to shoot, Riyadh's victory will be a disadvantage.

Royce and Ronaldo fans may be suppressed by this game where there was a 9-0 victory without Ronaldo's team, but also were pushed to the forefront because of the recent interviews of two colleagues. One is Ronaldo's good friend Ferdinand, and the other is former Real Madrid coach Capello. Their views are that goals cannot fully represent football.

Ferdinand talked about this topic in a program that praised Yamal. He said that Yamal can attract fans to watch the game and he may win the Golden Globes at the age of 17. Yamal further explained that football is not just a goal, so those who only look at goals can shut up. Football also depends on influence and market, and it is also a proof of the huge number of tickets for fans.

Head coach Capello, who has coached Real Madrid, talked about Ancelotti's dismissal and Alonso took office on COPE radio's "El Partidazo", and analyzed Real Madrid's problems. Capello believes that after Mbappe joined, he competed internally with Vinicius and Bellingham in various aspects, rather than complementary. Mbappe is strong, but Real Madrid needs balance.

Capello also talks about Yamal, who says Yamal has great potential, but has not yet reached the divine nature of Messi and Maradona, who surpasses imagination. But Capello will give Yamal the first vote for the Golden Globes, followed by Vinicius and Mbappe. Capello also talked about Ronaldo, who said that Ronaldo is a phenomenal scorer, but scoring does not mean the art and charm of football.