The Champions League 100 games, although only a white roll, is a real milestone for Manchester City midfielder Fernandinho, who made his Champions League debut at Shakhtar Doneesk 15 years ago, ushered in his champions league 100 games, becoming the 44th member of the Champions League club and the fourth Brazilian player to achieve this achievement. However, compared with the previous three compatriots, Fei Bird has one less Champions League title, and the other 3 have at least three times lifted the Big Ears Cup.
Playing at home against Sport of Portugal, The Bird played the full game with 99 passes (the second highest on the team, after Stones), completing 88 of them, including three tackles, two headers and one dribble break, plus one shot on goal. City drew 0-0 but managed to reach the next round with a five-goal win in the first leg.
After the game, Fernandinho talked about the feelings of the Champions League 100 games on social platforms: "Well, 100 Champions League games. I'm very proud and grateful to the two teams I play for that opportunity. It's a great achievement for me and I want to thank my team-rink and all the people who have helped me on the road to the Champions League. ”
Fei Bird's 100 Champions League games include 30 for Shakhtar Doneesk (4 goals and 4 assists) and 70 for Manchester City (3 goals and 5 assists), and his Champions League debut dates back to the 2006-07 season, when he and Donesk miner reached the Champions League through play-offs and made their debut at home against Olympiacos in the group stage, when he played as a central defender to help miners to a 2-2 draw, and it was Matuzaren and Marika who scored for Miner Donesk.
In the 100 Champions League games, before Fei Bird, a total of 43 people have completed this achievement, and there are 3 Brazilian players who have joined this rank before Fei Bird, namely Marcelo 101 games, Alves 111 games and Roberto Carlos 120 games, the first two of which are active players, and Marcelo is 3 years younger than Fei Bird.
Unlike the 3 compatriots, the best record in the Champions League is the runner-up last season, while the other 3 have at least 3 Champions League trophies in hand (Carlos and Alves 3 times each, Marcelo 4 times), so Guardiola and his disciples should work harder to let him taste the taste of holding the Big Ears Cup before Fei Bird hangs up his boots.