Rooney s strongest teammate is Ronaldo, but he doesn t think Ronaldo is his favorite teammate!

November 3rd. Manchester United legend and former teammate of Ronaldo Rooney was interviewed by the British media BBC. During the interview, he was asked about his favorite former teammate of Manchester United. Although Ronaldo is Rooney's strongest former Manchester United teammate, Rooney still did not choose Ronaldo this time, but chose a player who has been criticized-Tevez. Rooney not only said Tevez is his favorite Manchester United teammate, but also believes that the two of them are the best match.

C Ronaldo often steals the limelight, but Rooney believes that Waiters can maximize his status. Rooney said that although the outside world thinks that his and Rooney's styles overlap and are not compatible, he really enjoyed the experience of playing with Tevez.

Compared with irritating Cristiano Ronaldo, Rooney praised Tevez in various ways. He said that he and Tevez wanted to prove that the outside world’s judgment was wrong. Neither of them knew how to walk. They worked very hard, cooperated with each other, and even exchanged positions. Therefore, Rooney said that Tevez was his favorite teammate in Manchester United. Rooney also talked about how he played center under Ferguson and scored more than 30 goals every season. However, Rooney was not obsessed with scoring goals. He said that he liked participating in the game more than scoring goals. No wonder Rooney likes Messi. Messi is simply Rooney's favorite type of player and the strongest version of himself in his imagination.

Rooney chose Carlos Tevez over Ronaldo as his favorite Manchester United teammate. The interpersonal relationship reflected behind this choice is far more illustrative than any technical analysis. Now this picture has added a dramatic twist - when Cristiano Ronaldo relied on a controversial stoppage time penalty to kill his opponent in the Saudi League, the first person to mock him with a "laughing and crying" expression on social media was actually his Portuguese national team teammate Ruben Neves. This comrade who shares the locker room with Ronaldo and competes side by side in the international arena expressed his disdain for this method of victory in the most straightforward way. From Manchester to Riyadh, from club partners to national team teammates, those who know Ronaldo best are the least willing to defend him, which may be more revealing than any criticism from his opponents.