Michael Owen retweets a Messi tweet in support of Liverpool's Champions League claim.Lionel Messi, like former footballer turned pundit Michael Owen, does not feel the best team won the Champions League.Following his declaration that Liverpool were the "greatest team in Europe" ahead of the Champions League final, Michael Owen has retaliated by turning to Lionel Messi for assistance.The Reds were defeated 1-0 by Real Madrid in Paris, with fans mocking the former Liverpool and Manchester United striker after stating Jurgen Klopp's side was the greatest in Europe.
"Real Madrid got past them today," Owen told BT Sport. "But you know as well as anyone that a one-off game is a one-off game."
"I still believe [Liverpool] is Europe's most formidable team, and the fact that they don't have any of the big two trophies to show for it will be the hardest pill to take."Owen retaliated against his critics by posting comments from Messi on his social media account. The PSG star, like Owen, believes that the best team did not win the Champions League this season.Messi shares this viewpoint.
Messi observed, "The best team doesn't always win." "Without taking anything away from Real Madrid, they were not the best team in Europe this season, even if they won the Champions League."
Owen also included a quote-tweet in his response, which read: "And I was mocked for saying it. Enough is enough "..
Simon Jordan, a TalkSPORT analyst, reiterated Owen's thoughts, claiming that the result of one game isn't enough to convince him that Liverpool is the better team.Jordan commented on talkSPORT, "I believe they're ferocious, they're electric, they're nearly undeniable." "I don't care about individual games; Liverpool is a better team than Real Madrid.
"Chelsea defeated Barcelona in the Champions League semi-finals when it was widely assumed that Barcelona was the superior team. A team's performance does not imply that an individual's performance is superior.
"I believe Liverpool is a superior team in every way, from goalie to center forward. They're more ferocious, more aggressive, and easier to look at."
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According to reports, Liverpool's star player has decided to leave the club following the club's heartbreak in the UCL final.
Liverpool Football Club, managed by German tactician Jurgen Klopp, were defeated by Carlo Ancelotti's Real Madrid club in the 2021/2022 UEFA Champions League final at the Stade de France in Paris yesterday.
The Reds, who were on the verge of winning a quadruple this season before losing the English Premier League title and the most coveted UCL trophy to Manchester City and Real Madrid respectively in the space of one week, were left with only the domestic double after winning the Emirates FA Cup and the Carabao Cup.Prior to the game, there was concern about the future of Sadio Mane, one of their most prolific forwards, who was extensively connected with a summer move to German Bundesliga Champions Bayern Munich.
The Reds are now in double jeopardy when the Senegalese forward announced his intention to leave the club this summer, following their loss in yesterday's game, which saw them lose two finals in the last four years against the same opponent.Given the big figures of the forward enigma, who has scored a total of 120 goals and produced 48 assists in 269 games played with a total of six titles won during that span, this will be a huge loss for Jurgen Klopp's team.Sadio Mane's decision to leave Anfield Stadium this summer has finally been confirmed 100 percent, as previously reported, as he prepares for a new challenge and experience.
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