This season, Ronaldo has struggled with a lack of productivity. The Portuguese winger stated his desire to leave Manchester United during the summer transfer window of 2022, but he was forced to stay and finish his contract with the club. Remember that the Striker scored over 20 goals in all competitions for Manchester United last season, while Lionel Messi struggled to adjust to the Ligue-1. However, things appear to be turning around this season, as Messi is currently in his best form, whereas Ronaldo has continued to struggle and seek goals. Consider Messi and Ronaldo's 2022/23 statistics for both country and club.In the 2022/23 season, Lionel Messi has 16 goals and 14 assists in 20 games for both Paris Saint-Germain and Argentina. Cristiano Ronaldo, on the other hand, has three goals and three assists in 18 games for Portugal and Manchester United. This means that Messi currently has 24 more goals than Ronaldo in the 2022/23 season for both club and country.
Argentina, Messi's national team, is unbeaten in their last 35 international games. The Argentine forward's team currently leads Ligue-1, while Ronaldo's team is currently outside the top four in the 2022/23 Premier League season. Messi, on the other hand, is currently among the top four goal scorers in Europe's top five leagues this season.
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ENDRICK OPENS UP ON EUROPE DREAM, NAMES BARCELONA DUO AS PLAYERS HE ADMIRES
Endrick discusses his desire to play in Europe and names the Barcelona duo as players he admires.
In an interview with EFE (via Mundo Deportivo), Palmeiras wonderkid Endrick reiterated his desire to play in Europe one day, citing strong links to Barcelona and Real Madrid.After a strong debut season, the 16-year-old is now one of the game's most sought-after young prospects. After making his debut at the Copinha tournament, the teenage striker has since broken into the Palmeiras first-team setup and made an impression there as well.
According to recent reports, Barcelona has fallen behind Real Madrid and PSG in the race to sign Endrick. However, the 16-year-old insists that he does not yet have a preference for his European destination and is solely focused on Palmeiras."Obviously, my dream is to play in Europe, but I'm here for now." I'm not looking at what's being discussed, what teams are coming, or what scouts are coming. "I'm concentrating on Palmeiras," Endrick explained.
When asked about his favorite La Liga team, he replied, "I have no preference for any team."
However, the teen sensation insisted that he enjoys watching Barcelona and Real Madrid play, naming several players he follows as follows:
"Benzema, Lewandowski, Vincius Jr, and Raphinha are world-class players who I try to emulate."Endrick has scored three goals in five senior appearances for Palmeiras, becoming the club's youngest-ever goalscorer even as they recently won the Brazilian Serie A title.
The 16-year-contract old's with Palmeiras is set to expire in the summer of 2025 and includes a €60 million release clause. He cannot move to Europe until he turns 18, and it will be interesting to see whether Barcelona can win the battle to sign the teenager.
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