Everton assistant coach Davide Ancelotti explains which ‘special ability’ Dominic Calvert-Lewin shares with Juventus striker Cristiano Ronaldo.
The English forward has 14 goals in 16 appearances with the Toffees so far this season.
“He is a special player,” Carlo Ancelotti’s son toldTalkSport.
“Game-by-game you can see his improvement and how he is able to make the difference in this league. It’s not easy to make the difference.
Everton assistant coach Davide Ancelotti explains which ‘special ability’ Dominic Calvert-Lewin shares with Juventus striker Cristiano Ronaldo.
The English forward has 14 goals in 16 appearances with the Toffees so far this season.
“He is a special player,” Carlo Ancelotti’s son toldTalkSport.
“Game-by-game you can see his improvement and how he is able to make the difference in this league. It’s not easy to make the difference.
“Especially from a physical point of view, it’s difficult to see a player in this league that is better than the others because the level is really high.
“Of course, he is at the beginning of his way. But as I said, game-by-game, I’m seeing big improvements. Also in training he is working very hard to improve.
“The special ability he has, that all the big talents have, is that he knows his body really well. He knows his feelings really well and that’s not so common.
“For example, [Cristiano] Ronaldo was a player like this. He was able to understand his body.”
Ronaldo has 16 goals in 14 appearances in all competitions with Juventus so far this season.