Thegoalmac can reveal that Brazil legend Falcao believes the new captain of the Selecao is set for a
breakout season in Europe and will soon stand alongside the greats of
the modern game.
Do you agree with legend Falcao? Continue for what he said.
Falcao, a star of the 1982 Selecao who also led Brazil into World Cup
1990 as coach, believes that this season could see the former Santos
forward cement his status alongside Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo
as the best in the world.
“I think that perhaps this could be Neymar’s greatest year in Europe
so far, because he already has a year of experience,” Falcao told
Lance!.
“I think this will be a good year for him. He's a player that has everything it takes to become one of the best in Europe.
“Of course, he has competitors. There is Cristiano Ronaldo, who is
scoring goals all the time [and] Messi is a genius. The competition will
be strong, but I think he is able to compete them.”
Neymar stayed in Brazilian domestic football longer than many
expected, completing five seasons with Santos before a record-breaking
move to Spain in the summer of 2013.
Falcao was among a host of critics suggesting that his decision to
remain in Brazil was a mistake, but the former midfielder accepts it was
a personal decision.
“I thought [he should have left] earlier, and I said so at the time,” Falcao continued.
“I thought he had to leave so he could experience a different type of
defensive marking by playing in international competitions.
“This is my personal assessment, but I also said that I saw Neymar so
happy here. In interviews he was so filled with joy… So I guess he had
to be happy, and I think staying made him happy.”
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