Ronaldo believes the film is about showing fans who he really is, having previously been quoted as saying: ‘My aim with this documentary is to be who I am, objectively for my fans.
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“Playing for Sporting Lisbon, then signing for Manchester United was like wow!”
According to Fox Sports when he was further probed about why players are seen afraid of speaking out on the state of Federation Internationale de Football Association, Ronaldo said, “What do you expect me to say?”
Endeavouring to add another title to his impressive collection, the footballer invited his fans to help him attempt the record for the Most self-portrait photographs (selfies) taken in three minutes. “The last word from Ferguson was key also”. Much of the film morphs into a homage to Mendes, the super-agent in the sharp black suit, black tie and shades.
Maybe, maybe. But I just have fun.
“I don’t regret anything. I feel unbelievable. When you do something people will find reason to criticise you, but it’s normal”.
He said he was happy to give back to his supporters.
At the unveiling of his documentary, Ronaldo spoke passionately about his six-year spell at Manchester United, calling Ferguson “my friend, my family, with me for the rest of my life”.
But it was Ronaldo and his five-year-old mini-me who stole the show. To be honest, since the beginning when I was a child, a young boy, I always felt special sometimes. “I am looking forward to that”. “I was feeling bad”.
A lot of the film is based around you and your Ballon d’Or wins. “And the great thing about the movie, I think, is that it goes a few way to explaining why he is so driven”.
Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich is plotting an audacious move to bring Cristiano Ronaldo to Stamford Bridge next summer.
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“Cristiano is in very good form”, the Brazilian midfielder told the official Madrid website. “I do not worry about that, about what is going to happen in my future”. The man is constantly on a one-man mission to score a load of goals and gain glory for himself and Real Madrid although I guess the “one-man” part of that is a frequent issue for team mates.
