MONEY WITHOUT LANGUAGE!! 5 World Class Footballers Who Can’t Even Speak English

There is a popular saying that goes ‘English Language is not easy,’ and some footballers won’t even dare to learn it.

Though it is conventional to say that football is a universal language, but then speaking the English language which is good for marketing and branding of star footballers is paramount. Some footballers don’t actually see the language barrier as a big issue in so far as they deliver in the field of play.

However, football is a general language which most can understand but it can hinder the settling process, or ease and seal marketing deals. Some players won’t even try to learn. These world class players can’t speak English, and maybe won’t.

Without further ado, lets take a look at five world class footballers who can’t speak English Language.

5. Diego Costa

The football world have been wondering how Diego Costa spent over 3 years in London while with Chelsea and still can’t speak English Language. There have not been any footage of the Brazilian-born Spanish footballer speaking the language. Diego Costa moved from Atletico Madrid to Chelsea and back to Atletico Madrid after falling out with the then coach at Stamford Bridge, Antonio Conte.

4. Roberto Firmino

Roberto Firmino, the Brazilian international speaks Portuguese but can’t speak English Language even after spending over three years and counting in England. But fans of the ace footballer aren’t bothered because it doesn’t stop him from performing miracles with his magical duo of Mo Salah and Sadio Mane.

Mohamed Salah and Sadio Mane are quite fair with the English Language, but since football is a universal language the trio understands themselves ion the pitch even without speaking the words.

3. Neymar Jr

When you emerge as a world record transfer you may not be able to visualise the importance of learning English while in Spain, but now that he is Paris, and still tipped to move to England, Neymar needs to learn some words in English. He hangs out with American stars, and one would think he can actually speak the lingo, but he can’t.

Meanwhile, the Blancos are hoping to profit by the Frenchman’s ongoing great frame. Real Madrid are looking at a swap bargain that would see them arrive Neymar from Paris Saint-Germain in return for Karim Benzema and €120 million (£105m/$137m), claims Don Balon.

Madrid president Florentino Perez has been longing for a move for the Brazilian for quite a while, with reports recommending he is agitated in France.

Furthermore, Perez is trusting he can exploit Benzema’s solid season to finish a swap with the Madrid striker at his most noteworthy esteem.

2. Lionel Messi

Messi is an inquisitive case. You’d anticipate that him should get a greater amount of the dialect, however maybe it’s simply not his strong point. He sees more, as can be seen at specific occasions when he is asked something in English by a correspondent and he replies to them in Spanish.

The vast majority of his meetings and surveys are in Spanish and in light of the fact that he is as well known as he seems to be, individuals strive to oblige him decently well, so he hasn’t expected to enhance the dialect ability much; perhaps.

1. Antonio Valencia

This is not kidding now. The 32-year-old Ecuadorian moved to England in 2006 when he left Villarreal for Wigan. Be that as it may, he has never led a meeting in English.

Be that as it may, The Daily Mail once detailed that Valencia had requested balanced educational cost to raise himself to an acceptable level. In any case, it has been a long time since that guarantee, and the Manchester United commander still can’t communicate in English, in spite of a 12-year spell in England.