There hasn’t been much doubt over the past six years or so that Cristiano Ronaldo has been one of the best players in the world. For 14 weeks cameras followed the star soccer player during the World Cup in 2014.
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Ronaldo’s obsession with winning football’s top individual honor is a major theme in the 92-minute documentary, which opens with the 2014 gala and closes with the 2015 triumph.
Ross also asked Ronaldo about a number of the issues touched on in the documentary – his relationship with his father and his mother, and how he will never publicly reveal the name of his son Cristiano’s biological mother. Once playing one the beloved Manchester United he was greeted by his former coach, Sir Alex Ferguson.
Nevertheless, as noted by the Sky Sports, the Portuguese international’s agent, Jorge Mendes, has insisted that he sees his client finishing his career in Madrid and doesn’t believe that a move elsewhere will materialise.
Ronaldo has filled in at centre-forward for the club during an injury crisis which has seen Karim Benzema, Gareth Bale and James Rodriguez missing from the club’s forward line.
“I’m positive that he’s going to have an excellent game against Barcelona because he’s the best player in the world”.
“People like me and I’ve got to give them back with the good stuff in my job, which is to play football”.
He also added, “I love the pressure”.
“When Cristiano says something it’s a huge thing”. I think this is not going to be the problem.
Ronaldo joined Real Madrid from Manchester United for £80m in 2009, and has thus far scored 326 goals in 315 appearances in all competitions for Los Blancos.
While the audience are treated to over seven minutes of Ronaldo dressed in various designer tuxedos, our hero also spends nearly three and a half minutes with his shirt off entirely.
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The 30 year-old was pictured speaking into the Frenchman’s ear after Madrid’s 1-0 win on Wednesday (AEDT), before being photographed winking at PSG president Nasser Al-Khelaifi.
