From one Brazilian to another Brazilian. Luisaoformer world champion including Brazilruthless in being critical of his countrymen Vinicius jr. and tried it “ass” in an interview for a podcast by a Brazilian medium. The former center forward of the Brazilian team slammed the attacker who plays for Real Madrid in his comments.

In a participation for the podcast “Reis da Resenha” (Reyes de la Reseña), the world champion in 2002 was strict with the young striker and declared: “He’s an ass. He doesn’t know how to steal the ball from the goalkeeper, he doesn’t know how to score goals. He has to practice, go, finish … Is he good at giving assists? The first ball he crossed with his left foot went to Benzema. “.

The former striker’s statements do not match the Merengue team’s young striker numbers. Vinicius Junior is living a great present and performance on the Spanish team to which he has been 17 goals were converted, which places him as the fifth scorer in La Liga and second on his team behind Karim Benzema. As for assists, he gave up 18 in the 21/22 season, which confirmed his good season and also cemented his place in the starters of Italian -led Carlo Ancelotti.

In addition, he placed himself as one of the main summoned to the list of concentrates for the soccer players of the Brazilian team, where he was part of the Qualifiers for Qatar World Cup which will be in November 2022.

That’s not all he said about Vinicius Jr. Following his statements, the 46-year-old Brazilian was ruthless -or polite- and added: “He plays for hell. He has to perfect himself, learn. He has to train the definition, the left foot”, So, he closed his position in the performance of the 21-year-old footballer.

Luizao has had a place in leagues in Europe and South America where he has been able to compete for trophies such as the Copa Libertadores. He has played for Palmeiras, Vasco da Gama, Corinthians and São Paulo, among the most popular teams in his country; and at Deportivo La Coruña in Spain. He won the World Cup in South Korea-Japan 2002, as the country’s fifth achievement and the last national team’s win. And he also raised Libertadores twice: in 98 with Vasco and in 2005 with San Pablo.