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🚨 A reporter asked Cristiano Ronaldo for his thoughts on Zlatan Ibrahimović's criticism of him.
Reporter:🗣️ "Cristiano, what do you have to say about Zlatan Ibrahimović's criticism of you?"
Cristiano Ronaldo: 🗣️ "I don't have much to say about him, to be honest. Everyone is entitled to their opinion, and I respect that, but I know he's probably bitter about my success.
I have been told many times that he talks me down in interviews, but it's not something I lose sleep over. What I've achieved in football speaks for itself, and it's something he never managed to accomplish.
We've had completely different careers, and the records, trophies, and consistency over the years tell the story. When you're at the top for so long, people will always have something to say about you. Some admire you, others criticize you that's just part of football.
I don't need to respond to every comment. My focus has always been on working hard, helping my team, and continuing to enjoy the game. If he wants to keep talking, that's his choice. I'll keep doing what I've always done and let my football do the talking." 🔊
A heartwarming post-match moment between Ghana Black Stars defender Jerome Opoku and his family after Ghana's hard-fought draw against England in Boston, USA 🇺🇸.
🚨🗣 Luis Figo on the the current situation of the Portugal NT:
"Some of these players clearly don't want him (Ronaldo) on the team. They think he's holding them back, but they forget EVERYTHING he has done for this country. The young Cristiano didn't need anyone else to score goals. He won matches all by himself. He carried Portugal for YEARS. Cristiano Ronaldo IS Portugal. He deserves respect and a farewell worthy of a LEGEND.
When Cristiano got his first call-up, he respected all the senior players. Now we have arrogant kids who have achieved nothing. He is the reason we even believe we can win a World Cup. He is the inspiration for everyone." 🇵🇹🏆
🚨 Andrea Pirlo on the difference between Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi at this age:
🗣️ “You cannot compare Ronaldo and Messi at this stage of their careers because of how and where they play. Messi has always been a playmaker who can operate across the attacking line, and his profile allows him to influence games through both goals and assists.
Ronaldo was an explosive winger in his younger years, creating and scoring in equal measure. Later, he became a permanent striker, which naturally reduced his involvement in build-up play.
Today, Messi can still dictate games from deeper areas, while Ronaldo’s main responsibility is finishing chances. Defenders focus heavily on denying him space because they know how dangerous he is in front of goal. That is why, at this age, football tends to favour Messi’s style more than Ronaldo’s.”
🚨🎙️Toni Kroos on João Neves' reported comments:🚨🔴
"If João Neves truly said there is no difference between himself and Cristiano Ronaldo, then he owes Ronaldo, the football world, and even himself an explanation.
I have nothing against confidence. Every top player needs confidence to succeed at the highest level. But there is a very thin line between confidence and complete disrespect. Comparing yourself to Cristiano Ronaldo when you have not achieved even a fraction of what he has achieved is simply arrogance.
Cristiano Ronaldo has spent more than two decades proving himself against the best teams, the best defenders, and the best players in every competition imaginable. He has won league titles in multiple countries, Champions Leagues, international trophies, Ballons d'Or, and scored goals at a level football has rarely seen before.
João Neves is a talented young player, but talent alone does not put you in the same conversation as Cristiano Ronaldo. One good season, a few good performances, or a promising future does not erase twenty years of excellence and sacrifice.
What exactly is the comparison here? Records? Trophies? Goals? Leadership? Longevity? Influence on the game? In every category, the gap is enormous.
Young players today should be learning from legends, not trying to place themselves beside them before they have earned that right. Respect is one of the most important values in football, and statements like this show a lack of understanding of what Ronaldo has done for the sport.
If those comments are real, then João Neves should quickly come out and clarify them because there is a huge difference between being a talented footballer and being Cristiano Ronaldo. Football has seen many great young players come and go, but very few have reached the level of Ronaldo.
You don't become Cristiano Ronaldo by talking. You become Cristiano Ronaldo by proving it every single season for twenty years. Until then, there is a difference — and a very big one."
🚨 Zinedine Zidane on Portugal’s performance:
🗣️ “I don’t have much to say about Portugal, but one thing is very clear: there are bigger problems than Cristiano Ronaldo playing 90 minutes or his age. What I saw was a team full of talented players who are not willing to sacrifice enough for the country. Too many of them play like club players, not national team players.
Look at the great teams in this tournament. They fight for each other, they suffer together, and they do everything to help their leader. I didn’t see that hunger from Portugal.
People say they have the best midfield in the tournament because of what those players do at their clubs, but football is about what you do together. Against Congo, they kept passing the ball between themselves without creating real danger.
If Ronaldo received ten clear chances and missed them, then blame him. But when neither he nor the other strikers get service, the problem is elsewhere.”
🔴🔴 LA RENCONTRE CRISTIANO RONALDO x CELINE DEPT (influenceuse et énorme fan de CR7) :
Cristiano : "Ne pleure pas. Depuis le temps que tu me suis, heureux de rencontrer, que veux-tu qu'on fasse ?"
Celine : "Avant toute chose, merci pour absolument tout. On peut prendre une photo ?"
Cristiano : "Bien sûr, mais (nettoie tes larmes). Tu es vraiment très belle !"
Celine : "Merci"
🚨Thierry Henry on Cristiano Ronaldo tears after winning the Saudi Pro League:
🗣️ “ People see Cristiano Ronaldo crying after winning the Saudi Pro League and some laugh because of where he is playing now. But for me, that moment explains exactly why he became one of the greatest athletes we have ever seen.
This is a player who has already conquered football. Champions Leagues, Ballon d’Ors, league titles in England, Spain and Italy, international trophies with Portugal… there is literally nothing left for him to prove to anyone.
Yet at 41 years old, he is still celebrating victories with the same emotion, the same fire and the same obsession he had when he was a teenager at Sporting Lisbon. That is not normal. Most players lose that hunger after winning one or two major trophies. Cristiano never lost it.
People always talk about talent, but mentality is what truly separates legends from great players. Cristiano trained like every season was his last chance. He treated every game like it mattered. That is why he stayed at the top for almost 20 years while generations of players came and disappeared.
To still have that level of passion at his age, after everything he has achieved, is honestly unbelievable. It tells young players that greatness is not only about ability, it is about sacrifice, discipline, consistency and refusing to ever become comfortable.
You can love him or hate him, but you have to respect that mentality. Football may never see another competitor like Cristiano Ronaldo again...”
🚨 Paul Pogba on Cristiano Ronaldo during his darkest period :
“When the suspension news came out, my phone was full for two days… then suddenly, silence. People I thought were brothers disappeared. Agents stopped calling. Friends became busy. Football can make you feel loved… but it can also show you who’s real.”
“But one name I didn’t expect to hear from was Cristiano.”
“He didn’t call me to talk about football, training, or headlines. He asked me one thing… ‘How is your family? Are you okay mentally?’ That hit me differently.”
“A few days later he told me, ‘If you need anything anything for your family, your recovery, your life call me. Pride should never stop you from accepting help.’”
“At that moment, I wasn’t talking to Cristiano Ronaldo the superstar… I was talking to a man who understood pain, pressure, and loneliness.”
“I’ve played with champions before… but in hard times, you discover who the real ones are.”
En Buffalo, Nueva York (EEUU), un racista y su hijo llamaron "mono" a un trabajador negro de una tienda Family Dollar, provocándole y pidiéndole que se fuera a la calle con ellos.
Los racistas rápidamente se dieron cuenta que no estaban detrás de un teclado y que en la calle ser una basura racista tiene consecuencias.