Fans all saying the same thing about Nani's performance at Soccer Aid
Fans online said the same after Nani's 'selfish' performance at this year's Soccer Aid.
Former Manchester United star Nani has returned to Old Trafford to represent the World XI in the UNICEF charity match.
He came on as a substitute, with fans all commenting on his performance on Sunday.
People on social media believe the 36-year-old played the game like a professional athlete and lamented his selfishness.
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Nani, who spent seven seasons at Man United, made the mistake of hoarding the ball and not passing it to teammates. Nani in Soccer Aid practice. Image:
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One Twitter user wrote:
"Nani really thinks he's playing a real professional game, brudda is trying too hard. Passing so bad."
A second tweet:
"Nani's refusal to transfer to anyone at Soccer Aid is a total concession to me."
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The third added:
"Nani isn't really a team player, this guy won't make it through in a charity match."
The fourth said:
"Nani will become the most selfish player in Soccer Aid history."
Another commented:
"Nahh Nani is pissing me off because of how greedy he is and he screwed it all up."
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Despite Nani's selfish display, the World XI secured five consecutive wins against England.
They won the confrontation 4-2, with Usain Bolt, Robbie Keane (x2) and Kem Cetinay all on the scoreboard.
As for Nani, he has no club after being released by Australian side Melbourne Victory. "Melbourne Victory can confirm that Luis Nani will leave the club after the end of the Isuzu UTE A-League 2022/23 season," the club said in a statement.
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"The Portugal international made 10 appearances in the A-League Men for Victory before sustaining an injury in January that kept him out for the rest of the season.
"The club would like to thank Nani for his contribution and wish him the best in the future."
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