Benevento coach Filippo Inzaghi always cared for his own goalscoring records and confessed that Juventus forward Cristiano Ronaldo makes him angry.
The 46-year-old retired in 2012 after having won the World Cup and two Champions League crowns after stints at Parma, Juventus and Milan he finished on 70 goals in 115 games in the European Cups.
Ronaldo has played 177 games including the qualifiers in the early stage of his career and has bagged 131 goals in the process, with Barcelona talisman Lionel Messi on 117 in 145 matches.
Benevento coach Filippo Inzaghi always cared for his own goalscoring records and confessed that Juventus forward Cristiano Ronaldo makes him angry.
The 46-year-old retired in 2012 after having won the World Cup and two Champions League crowns after stints at Parma, Juventus and Milan he finished on 70 goals in 115 games in the European Cups.
Ronaldo has played 177 games including the qualifiers in the early stage of his career and has bagged 131 goals in the process, with Barcelona talisman Lionel Messi on 117 in 145 matches.
“I always use him [Ronaldo] as an example in the dressing room,” Inzaghi told La Gazzetta dello Sport. “That’s because I know how he trains.
“But I’m a bit angry with him and Messi. Thanks to them, it seems like Raul and I scored very few goals in the Cups.”