Rodri showcased his Ballon d'Or award at the Etihad Stadium on Saturday, ahead of Manchester City's fixture against Tottenham Hotspur.
Rodri's achievement marks him as the first Manchester City player and the first Spaniard in six decades to win this prestigious accolade.
In an interview at the club's training ground, Rodri expressed his joy and gratitude for receiving the award, stating, "It's an incredible honor for me, my family, my country, and my club."
Despite recently suffering an ACL injury that has sidelined him for the remainder of the season, Rodri remains hopeful and is concentrating on his recovery. "I'm taking things day by day, resting, and spending time with my family," he said. "My goal is to come back even stronger."
This match will also be the first since Pep Guardiola extended his contract, continuing his tenure as the team's manager. Rodri shared his thoughts on this, saying, "Having Pep stay with us is great news for the club, the fans, and the Premier League. It gives us stability and motivation."
No comments:
Post a Comment