Manchester United left-back Alex Telles has clarified why he kisses the football prior to taking set-pieces.
It’s something you may have seen on TV – and we are certain it would have been raised before fans had the option to go to matches to see Telles very close in the stadium playing those set-pieces. That has made us consider how troublesome it’s been for fresh debuts to get comfortable at Manchester – or anyplace, with limitations set up across Europe since a year ago.
We don’t have the foggiest idea about their day-to-day environments regardless of whether the entirety of our new signings has moved into homes or they’re living in lofts, yet we are certainly not having the option to get around the city and meet new individuals who have been living to ease.
Be that as it may, numerous fans have seen Telles’ strange behavior with the ball this season. He was gotten some information about it during an elite meeting with the club’s site.
While talking to ManUtd.com, Alex Telles said: “I believe very much in positive vibes and positive energy. So, before I take a set piece, I kiss the ball to pass on that positive energy. My faith is very important to me too, which is also why I do this. Before the match, I also make sure to ask for God’s blessing so I can perform well and to ask for protection during the game. But in terms of positive energy, I speak to the ball as well. I ask it to go in the right place, like the top corner!”
