Sensational Manchester United and England star Luke Shaw reveal how football changed his career path.
The Red Devils star has had a successful campaign this season, handcuffing opposition wingers and providing moments of magic going forward.
In his recent Manchester United’s Q&A, Shaw was asked what he’d like to have done if not for football, he replied:
“If I wasn’t playing soccer I think I’d probably like to be a police officer.
“It’s a random one but I watch a lot of series and stuff to do with the police and CIA and MI6 and I’m quite into stuff like that.
“And I think if I wasn’t a footballer I think I’d want to do something based around what they do.
“So I’d say a police officer.”
The 25 years Luke Shaw’s confidence in play and recent performance has earned him a call into the Southgate team. Fans have been quick to label him ‘Shawberto Carlos’ comparing him to the Brazilian great Roberto Carlos.
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Shaw, who still remains humble feels his resemblance to the Brazilian great is too much praise that he doesn’t deserve. He admitted saying:
“I’ll be honest I’ve seen some things on it on social media and sometimes in my group chats my mates send me some stuff and I just laugh about it!
“I can’t be compared to him, he’s unbelievable! I’m aware of it and it’s nice to be even mentioned alongside his name, but I just laugh about it!”
As for who the greatest left-back ever is, Shaw prefers a certain Londoner: “It’s a very tough question this.
“I think looking back at when I was growing up and my sort of era and watching him a lot and basing my game a lot on him and what I wanted to be like as a player, then I would have to say, Ashley Cole.
“I’ve always been a massive fan of him and thought, when I was growing up, he was one of the best left-backs at that time.
“For me, as an all-round full-back he was one of the best I’ve ever seen with attacking and defending, so I’d say Ashley Cole.”
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