Lautaro Martinez, an Inter striker, indicated earlier this week that he expected to finish higher in the Ballon D'Or rankings.
Martinez finished eighth in the rankings, prompting conflicting reactions from Serie A supporters who believed he could have ended higher.
Today, he scored against Empoli, becoming the highest scoring non-Italian player in Nerazzurri history, cementing his place as a famous character in the club's history.
Following the victory over ten-man Empoli, the Argentine spoke with DAZN about the Ballon D'or rankings, saying, as recounted by TMW:
"It may be improved. Honestly, I expected more, but I work for Inter and Argentina, and these prizes are not always chosen correctly. I'm getting back into shape; I arrived late. We all strive to give our all on the field; we must continue down this route."
Martinez started the season hesitantly, but he has made his mark in recent weeks. He has four goals and three assists in the league so far. He would like more, but it is far better than it was earlier in the campaign.
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