He left little question about his opinion when he told Sky Sports, "I give those awards just the right amount of importance they deserve." "We are playing a collective sport but the individual awards always go to the strikers because they have the last touch," he stated.
However, everybody who knows the game, whether they are a manager or a player, knows how crucial it is to have a good goalie, defender, midfielder, and striker—not simply a good striker. Titles are not won by strikers alone.
"Take a look at the winning teams. The foundation is a strong defense. A strong defense will lead to a stronger assault. Therefore, I feel that it does not fairly represent our sport when I look at individual awards and just see the players who score goals winning."
Nevertheless, here we are. Rodri, winner of the Ballon d'Or. Although he played a key role in Manchester City's historic triple and scored the game-winning goal in the Champions League final the previous season, he was perhaps possibly even better. But all changed with glory with Spain.
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