Irving: Henry is the best in the Premier League, Ronaldo is not a human

June 7th, Irving was interviewed a few days ago. He said that Henry is the best in the history of the Premier League, and he also "assembled" his perfect player.

Irving said: "I won the Golden Boot when I entered the Premier League at the age of 17, and won the Golden Boot again at the age of 18, but with Henry's arrival, I saw him and realized that I never had the chance to win this award again. Those players were simply amazing and hard to reach."

When asked whether the Arsenal legend was the best in the Premier League history, Irving said firmly: "There is no doubt."

Irving also "assembled" his perfect player, as follows

Left foot

"Robbie Fowler is a pure terminator. His touch is so exquisite that he can burst out with amazing power with a short swing of his legs. This left foot will be a perfect shooter, and he can even sense the goal position without even observing. Most people are only good at specific techniques, while Fowler is proficient in almost all scoring methods and is born to score."

Pass

"Guti is the best player I have ever worked with, and he is always looking for a deadly pass. As long as the ball reaches his feet Next, the only idea is assist, which makes him one of my favorite partners. "

Right foot

"Beckham mastered this skill before everyone. His right leg is like a magic wand, able to kick a fallen cross, accurately position the ball, and elevate the right foot technique to a new dimension. "

Speedness

"Ronaldo is simply not human. When I was just starting out, I thought I had a bright future, as long as I turned on the TV and saw Ronaldo's performance, I would despair. The world is simply out of reach. "

Strength

"Husky perfectly made up for my shortcomings. He was unsolvable in Liverpool in those seasons, both strength, speed and goal-scoring ability. I think he was seriously underestimated." "

Technology

"Zidane is like a childhood fantasy of human-ball integration. A mortal needs to complete the action of touching the ball twice, he only needs one. His instantaneous explosive power and physical strength are seriously underestimated, which is definitely a miracle."