Barcelona midfielder Pedri is prioritizing team successes above individual accolades this season, putting collective achievements ahead of personal accolades. At only 22, he hasn’t shied away from challenges and isn’t about to start now. Far more important to Hayes than individual awards are the trophies they win as a collective group. FC Barcelona continues to be on an amazing 18-game unbeaten streak, flying to the top of LaLiga. Despite being cut down by injury, as they progress to the Champions League quarter-finals and Copa del Rey semi-finals, Pedri is looking towards a potential treble with his side.
Pedri said he’d love to play Real Madrid in a Champions League final, if both teams make it that deep. For Barcelona, a match-up like this would be its greatest achievement to date. It would prove that the team had deftly won through to the climax of world soccer’s World Cup tournament. This ambition highlights Pedri's commitment to the club's success and his readiness to embrace any challenge that comes their way.
"I would rather win the treble than the Ballon d'Or. If the Ballon d'Or comes, I want it to come alongside the collective titles." – Pedri
Barcelona’s ongoing streak without a loss is proof of how dominant their form has been this season. Their strong outings have made them a force to be reckoned with in all three competitions. For Pedri, anyone deserved accolades like the Ballon d’Or only matter if they come with team trophies. The midfield dynamo has been resolute in his stance that winning with the team should always trump individual accolades.
Pedri exemplifies the players heartfelt commitment to his organization’s triumph. He cares more about the community’s shared successes than his own accolades. His comment that winning trophies is better than winning individual awards summarizes his attitude perfectly.
"Being nominated is a dream, but winning the trophies is more important to me." – Pedri
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