Fabiano Want Like Romario and Ronaldo

Fabiano Want Like Romario & Ronaldo

Sao Paolo - Brazil striker Luis Fabiano has a special ambition when competing in the World Cup in 2010. He wanted to follow in the footsteps senior Romario and Ronaldo, who successfully led his country to be world champion.

When reinforced by both players, the team succeeded in embracing the Samba that fourth world title and fifth in the tournament that was held in 1994 and 2002.

Brazil's success increasingly sweet because two players were given individual awards. Making a total of five goals Romario was selected as the best player in the tournament, as well as Ronaldo, who wash the Golden Boot blessing torehannya eight goals in Korea-Japan - at the end of the year chosen as the best player the world.

Apparently it makes the achievement of two senior Fabiano quite jealous. So far, the Sevilla striker was only able to offer the Confederation Cup in 2009 plus the top scorer title in the same arena. Of course this achievement is still far behind the prestige of what has been achieved Romario and Ronaldo.

"Brazil have won the World Cup, every four years is always the same target," said Fabiano told L'Equipe quoted from ESPN Star.

"I'm ready for the challenge, I want to help my team and match Romario and Ronaldo," he stated.

Coach Dunga was kind of reluctant to write off the star player Ronaldinho, Alexandre Pato, or even considered not feasible because of the team. What do Fabiano?

"Everyone is treated equally. That's the way Dunga. There are no shortcuts and players with star label. Everyone is important and I feel supported by them all," straightforward Fabiano, who scored 25 goals for Brazil.