Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi are often record breakers as they are two of the greatest football players of all time. In their prime, their stats per season were outstanding, and the numbers are almost impossible to replicate. Ronaldo and Messi continue playing football, but even though they aren't at the highest level, the two still demonstrate quality with their respective teams. The many records both players have is something many world-class players in Europe can't copy, but one of the best players in the world has set record legends like Ronaldo, and Messi wished to achieve. A Spanish player has gone over a year without losing a single game every time he plays for either a club or country.
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Rodri has gone a year undefeated with both Spain and Machester City, and he currently has a 62-game unbeaten streak with Manchester City. This record is something extraordinary and showcases the importance of his presence within his teams. Rodri is arguably the best defensive midfielder in the world and also has been regarded as the best player in the world.
Rodri spoke about his record with Man City this past year and said, "A consequence of how good the team is. Remarkable. I’m very happy, only if it turns to titles – this is the only target. It’s true when you’re at a club like Man City, we’ve been able to show this team can win 15, 20 games in a row.”
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Rodri on the crucial Premier League game against Arsenal
Rodri spoke about the important game against Arsenal tomorrow at the Etihad Stadium. The game could determine how the Premier League title race goes, and Rodri has his thoughts on the game. Rodri said, "I’m not saying it’s going to be decisive, but it will be very important for our confidence, and we will show them we are here again. It’s not just this game that’s like a final; it’s all of them until the end of the season. We’re still in every competition, but any game you lose can practically leave you out of the running. That’s the level this league demands, to reach 90, 100 points to win the Premier League. We have to win practically every game, and that starts against Arsenal."
