El Pipita broke his silence over playing second fiddle to Karim Benzema and stated that it was tough to be relegated to the bench so often.
Gonzalo Higuain double his productivity from the 2010/11 season, scoring 25 goals and laying down 10 assists in 54 competitive outings. Despite appearing in the majority of the matches for Los Blancos, El Pipita lost his first team slot to a reformed Karim
Benzema and was consigned to the bench as a result.
The Albiceleste attacker has kept his mouth shut regarding his reduced role in first team affairs, but did not shy away from revealing his feelings after stpping in http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Argentina-c2841.
Higuain confided that it has been a hard year for him as he did not get that many chances to start from the get go. He added that he strives for such chances and had to suffer when he was made to sit on the bench.
However, he added that Real Madrid’s La Liga success mellowed down his feelings and was a just reward to make him forget about his individual self.
“Yes, truthfully it is. It's been a tough year. Honestly, I didn't get many chances to play. It's especially true for me, because that's what I live for. When you don't play, you suffer. But after all the suffering, the icing on the cake was winning the
league.”
The former http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Karim-Benzema-c20350’s goal.
Reflecting on his overall showings for the season, Higuain stated that he is happy for his productivity that earned him a standing ovation as Los Blancos were crowned Spanish champions.
“The kindness demonstrated by the people at the last game was spectacular, as well as by my teammates. That made me very happy. It makes me feel proud and means that I did things right.”
Alongside http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Ricardo-c30950 Kaka, Higuain has been linked with a summer transfer move away from the Santiago Bernabeu. The South American duo are actively tracked by Paris Saint Germain who are looking to bolster their attacking options after a failed French Ligue
1 campaign.
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