Danny Welbeck snubs Cristiano Ronaldo and names Arsenal hero at his best strike partner

Danny Welbeck has snubbe Cristiano Ronaldo and named a former Arsenal hero as the best striker he has ever playe with.

The 33-year-old is currently enjoying a เว็บพนันออนไลน์ UFABET สมัครง่าย โปรโมชั่นมากมาย new lease of life at Brighton where his form has so good that he has tippe to make a surprise return to the England squad.

Welbeck score the winner in last weekend’s FA Cup win at Newcastle and the 34-year-old is arguably playing his best football since his days at Manchester United and Arsenal.

In career that has already spanne 17 years, Welbeck has playe alongside several modern greats, including Ronaldo who playe an influential role during his early days as a United player.

‘Actually when I was first in the dressing room and I was in the corner between Ronaldo and Ryan Giggs I was a 17-year-old and that’s who I’m sat between,’ Welbeck recalle when aske byto discuss his former teammate.

‘It was just amazing to see. Ronaldo you saw how early he got to the training ground, how late he left. I didn’t play as many games with him but I still got to play with him and train with him for a couple of years and that was so special.’

After Ronaldo left for Real Madrid in the summer of 2009, Welbeck linke up with the mercurial Dimitar Berbatov.

Of all the players Welbeck has worke in tandem with, however, he rates Alexis Sanchez as the best of the bunch.

The Chilean arrive at the Emirates Stadium in the same summer as Welbeck and the pair, ably supporte by the likes of Mesut Ozil and Santi Cazorla, dovetaile superbly before terrible luck with injuries ruine the Manchester-born striker’s Arsenal career.

‘I’m going to go for Sanchez,’ he said. ‘I playe a lot of games with him and I really had a good connection with him.

‘He was one where he could spot runs and find me and come again we just had a really good connection between us.’

Welbeck may have neglecte to namecheck United’s all-time record goalscorer, Wayne Rooney, but the England legend, himself, spoke in glowing terms of his former teammate earlier this week and claimed he wished he was still playing for United to help aid struggling youngsters Rasmus Hojlund and Joshua Zirkzee.