Rodrigo Hernandez Cascante, simply known as Rodri, recently shared the qualities he believes set him apart as the world’s best player.
The Manchester City midfield anchor capped off an almost flawless season by claiming football’s highest individual accolade at a glittering ceremony in Paris. His remarkable season included a fourth consecutive Premier League title under Pep Guardiola and a pivotal role in Spain’s triumphant European Championship run, which cemented his candidacy for the Ballon d’Or, per 90Min.
Despite Rodri’s impressive achievements, some within the football community argued that Real Madrid’s Vinicius Jr. deserved the honour.
Vinicius had an extraordinary season himself, helping Madrid secure both La Liga and the Champions League titles.
Los Blancos’ dissatisfaction with the Ballon d’Or outcome even led to a boycott of the ceremony once it became clear Vinicius would not receive the prize....Read Full Article [Click Here>]
Reflecting on his win, Rodri explained what he believed distinguished his performances.
“I think I won the Ballon d’Or because I’ve been consistent. It’s the most difficult skill in football,” he shared with Cope, as cited by Fabrizio Romano.
He added, “I think I’ve been the most regular player in the world this year, yes.”
