Why Vanderlei Luxemburgo warns Cristiano Ronaldo?
Previous Real Madrid supervisor Vanderlei Luxemburgo has upheld Zinedine Zidane to be a win at the Santiago Bernabeu and warns Cristiano Ronaldo to maintain a strategic distance from a conflict with the Legendry player. Luxemburgo spent an 11-month spell at Madrid in 2005 as a feature of a roaming profession spent for the most part in his local Brazil. Furthermore, he is satisfied previous France midfielder Zidane will succeed yet warns Cristiano Ronaldo that he is not the Coach.
Zidane’s introduction to all the players as the new manager of Real Madrid:
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Luxemburgo told: “Zidane was a leader in the dressing room when he was a player, so Cristiano Ronaldo will need to comprehend that there will be a man with authority and with the extraordinary learning of football there. The dressing room fits in with the players up to a specific point. From that point on it has a place with the mentor. On the off chance that Cristiano Ronaldo supposes he’s the mentor it’s troublesome. He needs to comprehend he’s a player and not a mentor. The mentor is Zidane.”
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“On the off chance that you can make those things clear, it doesn’t make a difference on the off chance that it’s Cristiano Ronaldo or [Lionel] Messi. Barcelona is giving a decent sample that Messi is only a player. He was a player with [Pep] Guardiola is still a player with Luis Enrique. He’s a star, however, is still a player. That is his point of confinement.”
Luxemburgo likewise proposed Madrid President Florentino Perez expected to give Zidane full control over dressing room undertakings. “In the event that it was another president things would most likely not have gone this wrong,” he included. “Luis Enrique was addressed when he cleared out Neymar on the seat. In any case, he cleared out him on the seat to adjust. At Real Madrid, if the mentor leaves Ronaldo on the seat, Florentino Perez goes insane. There’s a major distinction between Real Madrid and Barcelona in that regard. The head mentor at Barcelona is in control. At Madrid, it’s not care for that with Perez.”
Luxemburgo coached Zidane amid his brief spell in the Spanish capital and was awed then with the midfielder’s administration qualities.