Totti regrets not having played alongside Ronaldo, saying the Brazilian would have scored 400-500 goals.

The former Roma No. 10 discussed his new book and the Brazilian striker in an interview with La Gazzetta dello Sport.

La Gazzetta dello Sport published the second part of its extensive interview with Francesco Totti today, in which the "Prince of Roma" also addressed a major regret from his career. The conversation turned to a former player who once played for Inter and was active in Serie A during Totti's era.

What is that regret? "I really wanted to play alongside the 'Alien' Ronaldo. Imagine how much fun that would have been. With me behind him, he could have scored 400 or 500 goals. Even with his eyes closed."

Who is untouchable for you? "Maradona is football, he is the ball—there's no rival. Everyone else comes after."

Some say Francesco can always anticipate the next move. Totti replied: "Most of the time I read it correctly. But the players I worked with were also very intelligent, because they could understand what I was thinking a second before. I'm talking about Delvecchio, Perrotta, Cassano. The moment the ball came from a defender, they knew how I would move. That's talent, and not everyone has it—in fact, no one has it completely. I say this objectively, because every player interprets the game differently, with different techniques and ideas, but I've never seen anyone else do the things I did."

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