The top 10 most inspiring quotes by Deco
- It is very frustrating to watch everybody training and playing while you have to undergo treatment, which is pretty boring. It is better to be away, so you can think clearly about things and concentrate on your rehabilitation.
- I was born in Brazil and grew up playing futsal on the streets. It’s where I picked up the skills that laid the foundation for my success on the international stage and served me well throughout my career.
- Maybe you are more relaxed in the group stage, because you know you have time to fix things if you lose. The knockout stage is completely different – your campaign is constantly on the line. There is no room for mistakes, no margin for error. It is emotional and tense. I like it.
- People ask me what it’s like in the dressing room before the games. There is anxiety in the air. That is completely normal.
- Cristiano Ronaldo is quite difficult to mark, but we can’t get obsessed by him. Otherwise someone else is going to complicate our lives.
- I could have been a victim of the system. But I’ve become a footballer and I want to pay back this blessing trying to help lots of kids.
- I am Brazilian and love my country, but I don’t regret playing for Portugal. It was and still is a way of thanking the country for the opportunity it gave me.
- Jose is my friend. For me he is the same person I’ve always known. He was a great coach, but above all that, a friend off the pitch.
- United need to be back at a high level and Mourinho is the man to do that. He will bring their confidence again, for the players, for the fans, for the people. You cannot win something without it.
- When big clubs don’t win – whether it’s Barcelona, Real Madrid or whoever – it’s always a big disaster. Players can’t come out of that looking good and it’s natural that they will be criticised because that is football.
Deco, born Anderson Luís de Souza on August 27, 1977, in São Bernardo do Campo, Brazil, is a retired footballer who represented Portugal internationally.
Known for his playmaking abilities, Deco began his career in Brazil before moving to Europe, where he joined Portuguese club Porto in 1999. At Porto, Deco achieved significant success, winning the UEFA Champions League in 2004 under coach José Mourinho.
Following his success at Porto, Deco transferred to Barcelona, where he won another Champions League title in 2006 and established himself as one of the world’s top midfielders. In 2008, Deco moved to Chelsea, where he added Premier League titles to his resume before retiring in 2013.
Internationally, Deco was pivotal for Portugal, earning over 70 caps and playing in major tournaments, including the UEFA Euro 2004 and the 2006 FIFA World Cup. Deco is celebrated for his vision, creativity, and technical skills on the pitch.
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