Ex-Benfica man Rúben Dias shares heartfelt revelation: this does me good | OneFootball

After the National Team’s victory over Armenia (9-1), Rúben Dias was at CUF Tejo to promote an awareness campaign about “respect in adolescence,” aiming to make young people aware of the dangers of bullying. The former Benfica player is a patron of the Anti-Bullying Alliance (ABA) and explained the importance of raising children’s awareness.

“This does me good! I really like education, I like the chance to positively influence the new generation and, therefore, it makes sense to me. Without a doubt, anyone in the world with influence, as long as they have something beneficial to say, it is always beneficial for all of us. This is a matter of personal taste. Everyone owns their own truth, everyone has to live according to their honesty and feel good about what they do,” he said.

Comparing it to the world of football, Rúben Dias admitted: “We’re talking about a more complex world, a world with many intentions, many ulterior motives. There is always room to do better in the world of football and it’s always good to move forward, instead of regressing.”

“Above all, I think a very important part is always talking about the subject. It could be parents, it could be a sibling, it could be a neighbor, it could be a family member, it could be someone at school, it could be a friend. But I think, without a doubt, it helps to have someone to share any kind of emotions with,” he concluded.

It should be remembered that Rúben Dias did all his football training at Benfica, eventually playing for the main team, where he stood out as one of the most promising central defenders in world football. His strong performances earned him a move to Manchester City in 2020.

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