It makes sense that they see Cristiano Ronaldo at Olympiakos! | Blog – Kostas Nikolakopoulos

K. Nikolakopoulos records in his Gazzetta blog the “reactions” to Cristiano’s departure from United.

For those who haven’t noticed, since the news broke about the end of Cristiano Ronaldo’s partnership with Manchester United the social media have been inundated with posts about the famous Portuguese ace and Olympiakos! And not only from Olympiakos fans, but also from football fans all over the world!!!

Some of them…

And can I tell you something? It is logical that the world sees Cristiano Ronaldo at Olympiakos! when Olympiacos has only taken James and Marcelo in two weeks in September, why not take Cristiano as well, especially now that he has reached 38.

Olympiakos they are not just the only team in Greece that can sign big football stars. They are also one of the few teams in Europe that can do it, if we of course leave out of the discussion the top clubs of Europe’s major leagues.

Why the surprise? close Cristiano, when you can as Olympiakos and Marinakis and bring James at 31, Marcelo (from Real Madrid), Toure (from Manchester City), Campiasso (ex-Real and Inter), Valbuena (ex-Marseille, Lyon), Rafinha (ex-Bayern), Vačlik (from Sevilla), Vrsaliko (from Atletico Madrid), Mirallas, Cardoso, Abidal (ex-Barcelona), Saviola (ex- Real and Barcelona), Nelson Valdes, Rodal, Pandelic, Afelai (ex Barcelona). And don’t just look at whether some of these transfers “came through” or not. We look at their size, the hundreds of games with their national teams, etc., etc.

And where to find out at some point who else were to come to Olympiakos and did not come as we say “paratricha”.

Irrelevant: Tomas Vačlik gave an interview in the Czech Republic at the weekend and among other things he was asked about the state of his health, stating that he still can’t move his arm after the surgery he had on his shoulder, but everything has gone his way for his return. See photo from the interview and notice where his injured hand is. Essentially tied up in a medical “suitcase”.

And something else– Pedro Martins gave an interview in Portugal and said, among other things, that the situation at Olympiakos has changed since last January when other people joined the club and it lost the mentality it had. I am trying to understand what Pedro means, because in January there was no change of persons at Olympiakos. It was the same scheme that had been operating for the previous three years. In addition, let me remind you that a month later, in February, Martins signed the renewal of his contract for another two years. And as we remember, he had done it with great joy, with statements about how happy he was, etc., etc.