Kai Havertz has played down suggestions that he could go on to win the Ballon d'Or and being told by Chelsea manager Thomas Tuchel to learn from Manchester United superstar Cristiano Ronaldo.
Ronaldo, a five-time winner of the coveted award, scored his 23rd goal of the season against Havertz and Tuchel on Thursday, earning United a fortunate 1-1 draw with the Blues. Post-match, boss Tuchel explained what the Stamford Bridge star could learn from the 37-year-old in some notable advice.
"I think many players can look up to the quality, attitude and career of Ronaldo," the German explained to reporters. "That is the target to which we work. It's also for them to adapt, there is still a time of adaptation to the rhythm and schedule. The schedule is ruthless for us and still, it's the moment that they have to adapt to the league, the physicality, the rhythm, the demands. The boys are still young: Mason [Mount] is still young, Timo [Werner] is still young, Kai is still young."
