Arsenal midfielder Diklan Rice was the star of the show, where the two guns crushed Real Madrid 3-0 in the quarter-finals in the Champions League on Tuesday evening
Arsenal midfielder Diklan Rice should be more adventure with his death, according to former England striker Gary Liker. Rice surprised the continent on Tuesday night with an inevitable performance against Real Madrid.
The amazing kicks have witnessed that the star, which is 105 million pounds, is making a big blow to the UEFA Champions League hopes in Madrid, where Gunners launched three Los Blancos without a response in the quarter -finals.
McCill Merino accumulated on the misery of the Carlo Ancelotti team with a third, but the night belongs to Rice. While Lineker and Alan Shearer were singing the praise of Rice, the former Leesster striker believes that the 26 -year -old can raise his match further, according to football reports in London.
“He's great in running with the ball and exploding across the lines,” Linker said. “And I think it is actually a best way to what he thinks is.
“This is the only thing in his game, I would like to say. Seize a few chances as you go to move forward, as a striker.
“But when I watch it and deliver it, it is not a tremendous surprise that he can do something like that of a free kick because it is accurate of its corners, for example. If you can be accurate with the ball, you can do this from 25 yards.”
Shearer believes that Rice can also add his game by focusing on his attacking duties. “He has entered into many good positions. [Madrid] “I couldn't deal with him,” said former Newcastle striker.
“Even in the first half, he manufactured two or three smartly smart in the box, and he is great in it. He needs to do so. I think he needs to do so often because he is great in it.”
Speaking after the match, Rice admitted that tonight felt as a major test of his career. “It will not hit me yet because there is another leg to go. I'm excited,” he said. “I am happy, I am above the moon. Within a few years, it will strike me that what I did tonight is really special.”
Manchester United star, Rio Ferdinand, also joined the choir of praise on Rice, indicating that the match was a decisive moment in his career.
“Every better player needs a prominent moment,” Ferdinand said in Rio. “[Steven] Gerard was loads, [Frank] Lampard was many of them and [Paul] Scholes had many of them.
“He hadn't had this yet in Arsenal shirt. This was this moment. I don't think he needed to be good or anything like Gerard because I don't think he could be embodied. But Rice Deklan Rice could be. This could be hell for the player.”
Arsenal will travel to Santiago Bernabeu next Wednesday with ahead of 3-0 to face Madrid in the second stage.
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