Wayne Rooney called the “Brilliant” legend as “the most difficult” opponent

Wayne Rooney He naming a previous “wonderful” England His star as the most difficult to deduct him ever, given both his ability and skills in the possession of the ball.

Rooney reveals the most difficult discount ever

There are a few defenders who managed to get better than Rooney regularly, as it is clear from the fact that the legend of Manchester United is the third scorer in Premier League History, with 208 goals for his name.

The Liverpool striker spent the majority of his career in Old Trafford, where he enjoyed a lot of success, as he played a role in the Red Devils team in winning five titles in the Premier League, four cups from the European Union, the FA Cup and the Champions League.

During the era of Sir Alex Ferguson, United was very dominant, but they went three seasons without winning the title in the early Nurseies, given the appearance of Chelsea Jose Mourinho, who ended the back of the back in 2004-2005 and 2005-06.

The likes of Didier Drogba, Frank Lampard and Peter Cheek have strengthened the legends of Blues in this process, but their former leader was called the most difficult Rooney opponent when speaking on overlap. 39 -year -old said:

“I have always said that John Terry was one of the most difficult defenders who play against them. On the ball he was very good – it was great, and he could deal with them. I also used to love to play against the old right back because I wanted to challenge and wanted it to the body – I could rotate them all and took them, then took them. John Terry was more difficult.”

Terry was part of the greatest Premier League defense ever

It should not be surprising that Ronnie Terry is considered the most difficult opponent, given everything that has achieved former England star in Chelsea, the most prominent of which plays a major role in the West London population.

During the 2004-2005 campaign, the Mourinho team shipped only 15 goals throughout the entire season, as only 78 times England lost two games, and since then the Portuguese manager has followed praise.

Not only was the previous category in the back in the back, but he was also the highest defender in the English Premier League history, scoring 41 goals in 492 games.

With Levi Colwell’s appointment to a long tradition on the margin due to the ACL injury, Chelsea needs the new back, but it will be very difficult to find one able to approach the repetition of Terry’s effect in Stamford Bridge.