Shevchenko: All 3 finalists merit to be The Best

• Ukraine conduct manager Andriy Shevchenko speaks to FIFA.com
• Discusses 3 finalists for The Best Men’s Player 2017
• AC Milan fable talks Italian essence within Men’s Coach Award

Cristiano Ronaldo, Lionel Messi, Neymar – one of these footballing titans will be crowned The Best FIFA Men’s Player 2017 during a London Palladium on 23 October. Like a 3 finalists of a award, former brazen Andriy Shevchenko was also a big-game actor for bar and nation during his career, eminent for his goalscoring exploits.

Now conduct manager of his local Ukraine, Shevchenko enjoyed a trophy-laden career with Dynamo Kyiv, Chelsea and AC Milan, while also concealment 48 goals in 111 appearances for his country. Ahead of Monday’s ceremony, a 2003 UEFA Champions League leader believes any of 3 frontmen would be estimable recipients of a platinum-coated trophy.

“They are 3 unimaginable players and all merit to win a award,” pronounced Shevchenko, vocalization exclusively to FIFA.com. “I consider if we had to select it would be Cristiano Ronaldo, carrying won a Champions League and scoring dual goals in a final.

“Leo Messi is a illusory actor and had a good season. He’s played really good in a league, scoring goals.

“I’m happy for Neymar since a final 5 years have been a large foe between Messi and Ronaldo, and now Neymar has come into play and he’s finished impossibly well. He’s scoring a lot of goals and has good technical skills. It’s good to watch him play.”

Shevchenko is a figure who can pronounce with management when it comes to attack a behind of a net. The Ukrainian frontman bagged 127 goals for AC Milan and stands as a Serie A side’s second all-time tip scorer.

“Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi’s scoring record is incredible,” Shevchenko said. “I’ve never famous anyone to measure as many goals as those dual players. They’re large leaders in a group and always perform well. They’re such good players to watch.

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“The vigour is always on a actor who has to perform and score,” he continued. “Lionel Messi, Cristiano Ronaldo and Neymar measure goals though they’re also leaders. They’re 3 players who can assistance their teams win silverware.”

Italian essence
After a renowned career that saw him play an instrumental purpose in Ukraine reaching their initial World Cup during Germany 2006 and afterwards heading a group to a quarter-finals of that tournament, Shevchenko was allocated manager of a inhabitant group in Jul 2016. Similar to a nominees for The Best FIFA Men’s Coach 2017 – Massimiliano Allegri, Antonio Conte and Zinedine Zidane – Shevchenko also plied his trade in Italy during his personification days.

With dual Italian managers creation a final three, not to discuss Real Madrid conduct manager Zidane who spent 5 seasons in Serie A as a player, there’s a clever Italian feeling to a final contingent for a men’s coaching award.

“Those 3 mangers – dual carrying played for Juventus and one now coaching them – there’s something poignant around that club,” Shevchenko said. “The Italian propagandize of coaching is one of a many critical in a world.

“Italy’s Serie A is one of a world’s hardest leagues and to win something there, either as a actor or generally as a coach, we need to have a lot of skills. Not only coaching skills, though personal skills. You have to be means to bond with players.

“In Italy, there’s always vigour from a media and fans, so we have to be well-prepared to win something important.” 

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