Lol not even top 20 on ability

@@oladejioriola5672 you don’t think prime Ronaldo was a top five player ever?

@Bách Phạm of course that’s the case 😂 no way is he even close to the top five right now

@@SonnyK248 EA/FIFA-23 doesn’t even classify him as part of the top 10 lol

@@magicalhikari5859 Well that’s saying something given how much those games overrate United players 😂

That's a mistake of City actually; they HAVE to change their style for Haaland to succeed; no more false 9 or he will be a waste of a signing. I hope Guardiola fixes this. But I agree, managers do not have the need to deal with demanding players; at least those that are on the top teams certainly won't right now. ETH sit Ronaldo in the first game; Pochettino never doubted taking Messi out of the field whenever he felt like. That's a sign of the times

@@gadget00 if city change their style for any single player, they will collapse and/or play considerably worse. Haaland should be able to adapt just fine as a young, strong, generational talent.

​@@flarish6935 Haaland is a true 9, he won't defend, he won't be giving out passes, that's not his game; his game is receive a pass and run with the ball and shoot or shake off the defenders and make the finish touch or header. Bringing him in and expect him to just move out of the way every time Fodden or KDB want to run to the box and shoot is a travesty. Last season we HAD to play like because we didn't had a functioning 9 eventhough Gabriel Jesus was there but couldn't do it properly. Now we spent over 85M quid to have one, the whole team has to adapt. No more false 9, no more CAMs going all the way to the box, they have to feed Haaland somehow. In fact, this is not new at all; that's how they played with Aguero, they fed him and he scored, over and over again. That's how I see it

Doubt it because once he goes to a smaller club there is no going back to a top club, he'll be seen as finished and a risky option because he'll be a 38 year old playing outside the top 5 leagues. Btw Sporting are not a financially stable club, they are getting there but they're not.

Ronaldo should be sold to FC MIddlefart.

Sporting should be his last club no doubt but he's not going to as we know But if you follow Sporting close you'll see although they won their first league title in more than 10 years it doesn't mean they'll win it again. In fact Ruben's Amorin's tactic cracks are starting to show up and speaking of tactic, I bet 100 pounds that if Ronaldo was to go to Sporting he would be benched for most games. Under Amorin they play on a 3-4-3 which constant pressing is a must and Ronaldo ain't fit for that. Sporting will always be title contenders but, Benfica and Porto will most likely take sporting's chances of wining anything, Porto is strong as always, Benfica with their new manager they are starting to get their ground again, I can't see how Sporting can compete against them Sporting ain't financialy stable yet ... He could do his mum a favour and join their favourite club but I can't see him doing that in a near future

he should go to his old club already but we all know his ego is too big for him to do that

@@wokie.3204 it is financially stable. A club doesn’t have to be extremely wealthy to be financially stable

I feel like most people haven't seen United play last season, Ronaldo was literally coming back to left back to cover for Luke Shaw at most times.

@@maximus2536 It is Luke Shaw, after all. Hehe...

@@maximus2536 I feel like you don't know what you're talking about, he did something similar very rarely and mostly commited fouls that his fans applauded as effort. He has least and attempted pressures and least successful pressures of any forward player in the big six and he routinely covers the least ground in the United squad. I don't think it's unfair to call him a luxury player. Also helping Luke Shaw isn't where he should be he should be stopping the play from even reaching Shaw which he is not (note I never said he should do it singlehandedly, just noting where he should be)

@@micayahritchie7158 It's a surprise you say I don't know what I am talking about when it is known for years that Ronaldo and messi cover the least amount of ground in their teams no matter what their age. And this nonsense about not letting the play reach Luke Shaw... What? Excuse me do you have any idea how football works? That flank has to be covered by our great gods rashford and shaw not a goddamn central striker. If you think other teams have that then if Liverpool did that once they wouldn't have conceded in the UCL final. Calling a 37 year old who scored 24 goals in the season and finished 3rd highest scorer in the Prem with a shit team a "luxury player" is stupidity. You can't justify it, his whole career has been the same.

@@maximus2536 You went out of your way to misinterpret what I'm saying here just so you can absolve him of all criticism. You can calm down. I was not criticising your deity. You acknowledge he doesn't cover ground yet say he's not a luxury player. I never said he was bad. What I will say is that he doesn't work either in an organized high press nor a counterattacking structure. What I said is that the point of high press is so that the ball doesn't get down there to Luke Shaw. I never said that was his personal responsibility. And no it's not Rashford's either. You press as a team to limit passing options it's everybody's responsibility and he cannot be a part of that. Fundamentally he wasn't worth it and that's not his fault. It's United's stupid board's fault for signing him in the first place. And no I don't think his goals made up for it given the team played worse to accommodate him, conceded more goals and scored fewer. In what world can you call that improving the team and not being a luxury player. United simply doesn't have the squad to accommodate him. I don't care who you want to assign blame to, I don't care that he's never been a presser none of that matters in the slightest. What matters is that they cannot afford to have him in their starting lineup regardless of who is to blame.

Why is he so expensive at this age????? Does market value also depends on brand value of the particular player or just performances?

That’s why messi is the goat he can adapt with anyone any team anytime ,but lots to of love and respect ✊ to Ronaldo also.

@@sibtainansari2525 Messi isn't exactly a spring chicken either though.

8. inhability to understand that he should be rotated in order to beneficiate the team. Messi and Neymar should be taking note about that also.

The thing is Tuchel also plays high-pressing a lot. Lukaku was also pushed out of the team because of not pressing. Kai Havertz doesn't even score as many as Lukaku but he fits the system well. I think that's another reason why Chelsea, having enough resources, chose not to sign CR7.

Forget all this useless excuses. Juventus are currently better with Vlahovic leading their line.

Whatever midfield they had, still can't win the Champions league..

@@donandres10 They literally finished 4th in Serie A Still knocked out of round of 16 in UCL, even after CR7 left

@@donandres10 yeah that's they won the serie a last season, right?

@@rehaanunleashed5495 literally

I'm lqtm at the fact that a salary that wouldn't be big for him would be like 300K per week. This life no balance for sure. My son must be a footballer!

Hes on £510,000 per week.

@@johnnybravo9096 Wants to go for 300k per week. But that's also too high.

Why does he even care about the money at this point

this pressing excuse is so dumb, you dont tell a guy to press who stays around the box and scores 50 goals

@@someshfageria6071 But Ronaldo doesn't score 50,he might get you 20 at most

Another pessi fan

I thinks this is the only time I want someone to do steroids

@@TheDonkey666 I think this is the only time I want someone to get haemorrhoids 🤐

@@crow_g1639 which part s wrong?

"..More out of your steikers ghan just goals, smth Cristiano can't give a team at 37" He hasn't been able to produce basically anything beside goals in 3-4 years.. When looking at the big picture

Sounds like me leaving your mom's house

So what you're saying is that Ronaldo wants to play for Linfield one week but have all the benefits of playing for Shelbourne or Dundalk the next week?

@@emjackson2289 Ronaldo means Ronaldo!

Damn, that was pretty much a spot on comparison. LOL. Maybe we should get Jacob Rees-Mogg to share his "expertise".

😂😂😂 he must have given so much pain for such hatred

Watching Ronaldo today is like watching the last two decades of Ric Flair. Fans still want to shout "woooooo" just like they want to see Ronaldo do his tired goal celebration, but he has mainly been a mid-card attraction for years now. A name without the substance.

@@nottingham4420 It wasn't hatred it's just a fact. No one wants him.

@@stevenicol1 😂😂😂 said who biased media 😂😂

@@lougiacobbi725 Ouch! But true though

To counterpoint what you say, I recall Ronaldo was not playing at all in 7 or 8 games and United did not win any of those games he did not play in and barely scored any goals.

I disagree. The only time United looked lethal in attacking sense was when Ronaldo was on the pitch. The problem was that half of the time that happened because of moments of individual brilliance from CR7 rather than a proper team link up play. The fact that United barely scored any goals in the games Ronaldo did not play in is a testament to this. The real issue is that all of the other attackers completely fell out of form and missed easy opportunities on target multiple times including Rashford, Bruno, Martial, Cavani and Sancho. They were all inconsistent and just didn’t seem hungry to win throughout the year. Greenwood who looked like in a good form early on in the season didn’t play after the first few games because of his personal legal ongoings. Midfield didn’t help with service to the strikers either. The amount of mistakes and possession losses that McTomminay and Fred made last season was depressing. All in all, the team needs to really start stepping up their attacking performances and become hungry for goals. And Macguire and Co not messing up in the back completely destroying every lead is the biggest factor that needs to be addressed by Ten Hag.

United doesn't have a team of "incredibly talented" players. There are a few talented players, like Bruno and Sancho, but most of their players have absolutely no place in a team of United's pedigree. Maguire, McTominay, Fred, Shaw, Dalot, Rashford, Martial are either past it or wholly overrated. Even De Gea is looking sus as hell these days. Years of mismanagement and botched signings lead to the shambles you see today.

@@hasselett United top 4 right now bro

@@mursid-hq9ey and? "Top 4 bro" would be laughable for Manchester years ago to even mention that as a positive

@@hasselett this didn't age well eh

@@dan-uw7er It rang true when I wrote it. It's a great recovery, I'll give em that. Rashford has gone from zero to hero in the last three months. God knows how it happened.

He scored 18 goals last season in a dreadful team 18 goals is impressive for any given player let alone Ronaldo

@@johnnkurunziza5012 Cavani scored 17 most of the times from sub,Ibra 20+.But people talk as if him scoring 18 is something out of the world. He knew what he was into when he signed for utd.No other club wanted him after juve and this is how he pays back.

@@binayshrestha7132 Ronaldo scored in the big games for United Ibrahim didn’t abd Ronaldo did it in the champions league and the worst United side in recent history

@@johnnkurunziza5012 bla...bla...bla..r u parroting something u read or do u know what u r talking about.Name me the players who won trophy under Jose that isn't present in current squad. Even cavani scored in important matches.coming from bench he scored winning or draw goals. You are saying Ronaldo scored important goals.He played at CL that was the result of last season.Now what kind of important goals did he scored that Manu utd are neither at the CL spot or at the top 4.Even FA cup was dreadful. So the argument of important goals are all bull.when people say he is the highest scorer for man utd its funny.whom do u expect DE GEA?looks like he won't be needed after liverpool win. It has been literally the same players for a while in man utd.so I don't know why u think current squad is worst when Sancho was signed after Jose,player utd was desperate for. I hope u won't make a fool of yourself saying pogba isn't there instead of Matic.

A midfield like Real or Bayern can carry him..

quality wise Ronaldo has dropped out of the top 15 a year or 2 ago....

i think football is more of a team game now than an individual brilliance.

forget benzema, modric wouldn't have won the ballon d'or

@@arasy1256 it was a team game and still is. Let's not forget that the Madrid side of 2012-2018 would completely destroy the current Madrid side (just as the 2008-2016 Barca side would dismantle the current Barca side). They regularly had 90+ points finishes and would score 3+ goals a game on average. Ronaldo was the crown jewel of an efficient machine. Yea Benzema scores 10 more goals a year now, but Vinicius scores 40 less than Ronaldo did.

@@arasy1256 now? It always has been some of you just fail to see it. Team is always the most important. If i was one goal away to be the League top scorer and my mate had an empty goal i would pass to him. If all Players thought this way football would be much much better

guys fight me if you will but modric earned his balon’d’or imo you can give ronaldo fred in midfield and he still would’ve put in top numbers but the stuff modric does off the ball as well man gets the ball back in his half carries it to the other side of the pitch whilst playing passes and then ends up getting ronaldo or benzema a goal we see this more prominent now cause it’s talked about but he did it best in that season and think he deserved it no matter what statpadded goalscorer gets an argument if there’d be another type of midfielder like that in the previous years maybe they’d have won it e.g. xavi ribery and iniesta were facing prime ronaldo and messi and even then whilst they played some sexy football they couldn’t do EVERYTHING modric could and as often as he did also believe if you put a lesser goal scorer in the place of ronaldo that season alone cos i’ve seen all his goals from that season specifically (madrid fan here) i think someone like mane, chelsea hazard, or even jesus this season would’ve scored enough to get madrid that ucl just an opinion tho

😂😂😂😂 typical hater

@@nottingham4420 yep!! All aboard the hate bus!! The articulate comment on a thread about why no one wants Ronaldo.

Yup meanwhile people like shaw, mctominay, Fred, rashford, maguire start whilst dropping stinkers but ronaldo should be the main focus? The truth is the reason all those above players looked good was a) Ole only knew counter attacking football which suits players like rashford and maguire who works better in a low block. Once utd faced someone parking the bus they’d immediately struggle under Ole and he was tactically inept b) Liverpool, chelsea, city, arsenal and Tottenham dropped so many unexpected points in that lockdown season and some were hit by injuries like van dijk c) Ronaldo may have piss poor work rate but he at least has goal return. What does rashford/maguire/Fred/mctominay offer? Rashford being younger can’t press and has poor finishing and decision making. Maguire can’t play a high line. Mctominay…let’s just not get into that one!

@@08BostonCeltics1 true. But i wonder what impact Ronaldo has had on any possible progress? Did he help develop Rashford as perhaps Cavani did (you quite often saw him talking to the yonger team during games), or has it been too much of a circus around with the focus on him (such as this video!)?

@@iwantthemoonback4198 help develop rashford? You mean Marcus Rashford a player with 5+ seasons under his belt and who still can’t showcase any football IQ? You can’t help develop a guy who’s head is more into his own PR rather than his career. Rashford is a clear case of rewarding mediocrity. At 23, ronaldo was a PL, CL, ballon d’or, fa cup, league cup, club wc winner and rashford has not even achieved half of this and is rewarded with 250k pw? And by mediocrity I mean the fact that they have not achieved any collective success/major trophies. Bruno being another case at this point- started well but then goes missing in big games, loves to just hero ball and is rewarded with a bumper contract; now he seems like he cba to put in a shift… I mean how is it Ronaldo’s fault that the media attention is on him? If anything that actually benefits players like shaw, mctominay, maguire, rashford, sancho (another letdown so far) who are getting away with murder on the pitch and are going unscathed. Ronaldo’s scored 20+ goals last season with mcfred behind him. Now imagine if he had kdb or even modric? Don’t get me wrong I don’t think utd should’ve bought ronaldo at this stage because it’s not sustainable to build around him at 37 but the amount blame he gets is ridiculous when there are way bigger problems at the club.

He still ranks bottom for pressing among PL strikers

They are not that good..... they live in an age where tackling is not allowed, and they are both drama queens. See Madonna or Pele for real football players.... not these 2 softcocks

i think you are a kid for saying what you said. Messi and CR7 are nothing but lucky players who dominated the weakest generation football has ever had. Their generation was so weak that both of them were the only ones getting ballon'd or every season. I admire players who got ballond'or in generations before Messi/CR7 because those generations were tough to win a ballon d'or due to a high competition!

@@gilfernando7623 Different era, and excessively soft in comparrison is the point I make. There is no disputing that, if you grew up in the 1970s, football today is entirely diffent... the ball is easier to use, the piches are like billiard tables, and there is hardly any proper tackling any more. These are huge factors, when you gay little fanboys think these pathetic little twerps are as good as Maradona.... and I am English, and can't stand the guy, but he is without doubt the GOAT. Not either of these 2 pussies

@@gilfernando7623 Calling them lucky players makes you sound young and immature. To say also this has been the weakest generation is incredibly ignorant. This generation has had some incredible teams and players. There was prime Barca, a Madrid side that were able to compete with that great Barca side and win 3 back to back CL's, a fantastic Bayern side who shone in two separate spells, a City side that continue to play incredible football, which also applies to Liverpool too. There have been some incredible players from this era that have missed out on Ballon d'Or's. Players like Iniesta, Xavi, Busquets, Alonso, Lewandowski, Neymar, Henry, Suarez, Ribery, Robben, Casilas, Neuer, Villa, Eto'o, etc. The fact you're trying to belittle a generation you have witnessed and hype up every era that went before is rather tragic in all honesty.

@@gilfernando7623 what r u on

China will win 10 world cups by 2094 mark my words Edit btw lm joking but that’s not a bad idea

My picks: Portugal 🇵🇹 are on the right track towards winning a World Cup. I believe all it takes is the right team led by the right coach and they will win one eventually. Their structure has proven to constantly produce some of the best players in history and shows no signs of decline. Netherlands 🇳🇱 used to be closest to winning one, but something was lost in the last few years. They are currently lacking some talent but I have no doubt that their overall football structure works and they will generate new world-class players eventually. When this time comes, the right marriage of squad and coach should put them in a competitive spot once again. Belgium 🇧🇪 needs to prove their golden generation was not accidental and that a steady supply of world-class footballers can be maintained. Denmark 🇩🇰 already proved several times they can be very strong through teamwork. Good defense, good camaraderie, good mentality. However, I feel like they have lacked the type of players Portugal, the Netherlands or even Belgium are able to field. They would need a Dane competing for a Ballon D'Or or being regarded the best in his position. I always wondered what would happen if a player the likes of Lewandowski, Haaland, or De Bruyne appeared in Denmark. If a future generation comes with 2 or 3 of these type of world class players and can still maintain that amazing mentality and teamwork I talked about... then they can most definitively win one in this century! Colombia 🇨🇴 has been able to produce some really good players but watching them it's clear that sometimes that's not enough to make a good team. Their football structure (as a country) works, and it should be able continue to produce talent, but they need to believe they can win. I think the mentality is there but requires a coach and a few leaders on the pitch that can really bring it out and inspire them. I also think it would help to decide on a style of play. Nigeria 🇳🇬 I am honestly surprised they have not yet been able to replicate their success in youth world cups. I feel like Nigerians are not getting to enjoy the full extent of their talent pool, but I don't know enough about their football structure to point my finger at exactly what is broken or what is stopping them from producing better players. México 🇲🇽 a giant in its confederation but they have struggled outside of Concacaf. Like with Nigeria, I feel like Mexicans don't get to enjoy the full extent of their talent pool, but in this case I know the reasons. Corruption within youth academies, a large foreign player pool blocking the way for new talents within their own league, poor relations with European agents, ridiculous overpricing of young talents, and terrible marketing for their suprisingly strong league have all contributed to a sort of stagnation of Mexico's footballing structure. However, they won 2 U-17 world cups and reached 2 other finals, as well as reaching the final of the U-20 world cup and winning the Olympic Gold Medal at a U-23 level. All the good signs are there, but their structure would need to change and adapt to an export-first model like some South American nations. United States 🇺🇸 call me crazy but I think this is the fastest-developing football structure in the world. They've been slowly but successfully been building a fanbase inside their country, which is resulting in more attention (and therefore money) being put into the sport. American owners have already invested all over Europe and American youth academies have also begun producing some interesting players. I think the current generation of Pulisic, McKennie, Weah, Adams, etc is good but they're only the start. The future looks bright if they keep up this good work! South Korea 🇰🇷 I think South Korea currently has the strongest football development project in Asia with their new National Academy. Their leadership is clearly aiming to create the new Son Heung-Min. The K-League is a bit underrated too, and as for the National Academy project, the only thing that could stand in the way of a steady supply of exciting new player prospects is Korea's ultra-competitive schooling environment which can be toxic sometimes and leads to parents discouraging young kids from becoming athletes. To this, I would add that there's other countries I believe will continue to grow and become more relevant in the not so distant future such as Japan 🇯🇵, Ghana 🇬🇭. Egypt 🇪🇬, Turkey 🇹🇷, Serbia 🇷🇸. Croatia 🇭🇷, Morocco 🇲🇦, Algeria 🇩🇿, Chile 🇨🇱, and Sweden 🇸🇪

@@luislicona386 interesting takes

Crotia and Morocco have a good chance

Ronaldo at Juve is one of the most underrated versions of him just because he didn’t win the CL. It’s mad

The rule is the players have to be home grown which is defined as playing for an FA-affiliated club for at least three years before turning 21. So for example the Irish gk Kellerher who plays for Liverpool is home grown. Also young players are counted and I think a lot of the Wolves squad fall into that category

He didn’t ruin shit at Juventus. This is coming from who watched him play regularly there. Don’t weigh their failures on a single man.

There’s no way he’d be happy on the bench, and even if he was a bench player there’s no one gonna pay half a million a week for someone on the bench

Neither Messi nor Ronaldo will win those kinds of individual trophies again, so those numbers are set in stone.. Their era of dominance was nice but is over.

ronaldo never will, his only concern is the ucl, he knows he failed against the goat messi

@@JonasRodgers But just in terms of Golden Balls... Messi's 7th Golden Ball was a sham. 6-5 would be the fairest tally. These awards are overrated anyway.

@@soundscape26 Says you? Lol.

@@soundscape26 you dont even know the difference between golden boot and golden ball mate! Sit this one out

How come Dortmund? Because of Sebastian Hallers Cancer diagnosis and to mentor Moukoko? I get that somehow but then again, BVB is one of the Clubs most careful about their wage structure. And on top, they do love hard press. But I'm not well informed, are there some rumours going around already? Edit: just checked, and Dortmund recently signed Modeste as a replacement striker for Haller. On top, Moukoko was complaining about playing time and very close to leaving until Terzic came in as head coach. I guess that rules this transfer out (sadly). Would have loved to see Ronaldo in the Bundesliga!

@@lasseschmidt455 Lol all your reasons there. Wow you read my mind. Plus besides to mentor and to play in the Champs, I don't think Ronaldo played in France nor Germany. Would love to see him in Germany to make the league interesting. But you overall answered your question for me.

Cheers don't need to watch the video now

Still a top 10 player itw easily

@@shadibrahim1489 be honest, he isn’t

@@cheebi9820 name 10 better than him then

@@cheebi9820 yeah sure, get me a clown who can score 20+ goals for this idiot United side and don't give me that baseless argument that United was better before CR7 came in.

who say cristiano would stop after saying no 😁

@@arasy1256 Then he won’t be playing in Europe, let alone a CL-qualified club.

How much u wanna bet he will ? 😉 his next move will surprised all of you 😉 I know his agent I’ve been in touch with Mendez they’re talking to at least 4 top quality clubs in champions league that want to sign him I won’t reveal what teams tho but u just watch buddy you’ll see 🤫🤫🤫

I know his agents cousin I mean sorry

@@youdontknowme3318 Right. Ok, whatever you say.😒😐

Ronaldo went through so many different managers which had so many different styles of play and he adapted with most of them very quickly and won countless trophies. to suggest he can no longer play top football is so ridiculous. sure, he is older now but his dedication and hunger to score goals and win are still there. it just happens that he picked the wrong club to go to after Juventus. Man United is only a shadow of what it used to be. most Man United fans have had bad relationship with incompetent managers and also let's say a war with the rich owners of the club. bit regardless if all that. I feel sorry for Ronaldo. from all the clubs in Europe, none wanted him? so he decided to end his career in Saudi Arabia for money? what a terrible way to end a career. at least if he went to a South America and won Copa Libertadores. or end his career gracefully in MLS or Japan. PSG wasn't interested in him either? to see Messi and Ronaldo be teammates would have been legendary and historic to see. it isn't like PSG haven't had old players before. Beckham ended his career with PSG. and Ibrahimovic also was old when he played there. 38 year old Ronaldo can still play football. it isn't really his fault that he picked a bad moment at Man United.

He’s 37 years old and running out of time, he wants to go out on a high fitting of his career as either the best or the second best player of all time. Uniteds absolute lack of ambition and embarrassingly soft dressing room isn’t his fault and he owes the club nothing fella

if that was the case why did he chose to go back to united when he was almost assured at city last summer?? of course he has a big ego and also thinks about himself, but to think he doesn't care about the club is riddiculous

@@David-qq9bk city never wanted him. That rumours smoked out united into a panic buy tho

@@RossG99 he owes them a year his per his contract .

@@mpj1969 ah yes, Cristiano famously is the only player of ALL time that doesn’t stay to the end of his contract….

Like MLS Clubs

Actually, Zlatan had also wages less than 7 million euro

No, he never said that, he said it could be one of many reasons it's also possible that the big clubs have no use of an ageing poacher that does not fit a pressing style that most if not all the big teams like to use when needed. Or another one is others might see it as a risk to bring him in as they have a good morale with their current group and will not want to have the possibility to mess that up.

Didn't score against lowly Brentford

And he's scored multiple times against hundreds of other teams so what's your point.

TBF he did score against them as recently as May this year... But yeah, United's start to this season is obviously funny as fuck 🤣

It shows you how times flies when you remember Keegan leaving and Dalglish arriving...and then see a post where they think Ronaldo's career started a long time ago.

@@seandelap8587 "did" not does

How has the game involed.

It'll only be indenial fans that'll go crazy lol, hopefully there's more sane ones in the comments to drown that out

The comments aren't really bad, so far...

@@Leonessi10 because Asian Toxic Ronaldo Fans haven't found this video yet

@@digvijaykole6746 you mean trans Portuguese

wages and team moral- lol he mentions workrate, team moral, and wages and he limits his options wanting only teams in champs league - hope he covered ur whines

@@nigget-tv-videos4135 Ronaldo fanboys can't read (or listen to KZfaq video), you have to simplify it even more for them

You might well be right there. Ronaldo's final years in football could be very ignominious if he carries on as he's doing.

he would have to play for free or buy half the Sporting for that to be moneywise. If he's pressing for a 500k per week salary right now, going back to Portugal is totally out of the question

Nassarnaldo

Way I thought about it, it's not just about football, he probably does think what have I done wrong why does no one like me. Being adored for so long and then not wanted must be hard

But his toxic fanboys won't admit it Even Ronaldo thinks he is bigger than any club how delusional can one become 🤣🤣🤣

Yep if he could lower his ego+ wages he can be bought by many teams

@@digvijaykole6746 his toxic fanboys are also one of the reason why many fans wouldn't want him at their Club including me. All Press Says that Dortmund is his last option now. But this isn't a place where squad will be build around him I doubt its gonna happen. I think simply no one will take him. He's staying most likely

@@Soap.-- can't imagine having rameshcr7 threatening to kill your family just cause you didn't pass to Ronaldo

@@Rossoneri2 that ain't even a joke the fanboys are crazy. I got them to wish my family death just because i said his goal vs spurs wasnt that good as they said😂

Not really. It was always very clear

It was always very clear

Except if Man City had a prolific goal scorer it would have won the CL a few times already. For Man City the only goal is the CL and not the PL.

@@lsari6948 but they were beaten by Chelsea who didn't have a prolific goal scorer. And they have had Aguero for years.

But real Madrid didn't immediately start winning more when Ronaldo left. The season after he left they were abysmal

@rohithraman6488 'recent'. I'm not a Ronaldo hater. He was pretty objectively brilliant at Real Madrid and the team saw success because of it. Juve and United round 2 was not the case.

What do you mean he’d be the best player bro? Bentekes just gone to the mls

Isn't there a specific incident that stops him from that?

USA don't have UCL tho. Why you think he always pushes to leave after the club didn't qualify for UCL, twice

This generation's athletes have the luxury of having advanced training, sports medicine and nutrition. If CR7 was born in the 50's without those luxuries, he'd definitely struggle when you transport him to the modern era. Now If Pele was born today and had the same luxury, would you still think he'd struggle?

he been slowly detoriating since 2014 when he hit 29, the pace and dribbling he used to have gone with the wind. only thing he can do after that is play fox in a box for tap in. but now he cant even do that any more. he's finished

@@laujack24 he had knee injury which honestly affected his dribbling

@@crestfire8008 I dont buy those story, all player who rely on pacing to win r gonna lose it after they hit 28. its just what aging does to u, ronaldo's case is no different he hit the wall I would say about average time any winger do. mbappe will have the similar issue in 4-5 years time.

Looking back that seems like a defining moment for Arteta now

I don’t think Ronaldo is delusional enough to think they would win the Prem in his first season of return considering the current state of the team and the competition. He said so himself in his interview when he came back. He knew it was going to be an uphill battle. However, he is the only one with the correct mentality in the team unlike half the youngsters who are more interested in PR and their player value than winning. That included Ole and most of the locker room that just didn’t have the hunger to win. But he definitely wouldn’t have expected to be at number 6. I don’t blame him to expect being the top 4 and playing UCL when he joined. His frustration stems from the fact that the team is regressing rather than improving while no necessary transfers are being made to address the weakness in the midfield and defence.

Lol. Don’t worry. You can stop dreaming. It was never going to happen even if SCP payed his full wages. I’m sure he can’t wait to test himself against Rio Ave.. But: If he took a massive pay cut - Sporting Lisbon would 100% sign him. Just for the CL experience and goals he will hunger for in a competition they are not exactly prolific in the past, now or ever will be. Big champions league clubs can afford to reject his services at even a cut price as they will be in contention for final spots regardless. And so if he will help you in CL, are you worried he will make you lose your shape against ‘Gil Vicente or Pacos’? And your 13th in the league with 4 points from 12.. in Liga Portugal. Compare the teams in that league apart from the big three to CL teams. You can’t. And you would say no to Cristiano Ronaldo? Just the exposure itself would hype the fans and media elevating the interest in Sporting Cp. no disrespect but you can’t afford to be as picky to have world class memories as the other teams he’s been linked with. And anyway, He was never a true Sporting Player like Figo. So there won’t be all the added emotion and hysteria that surrounded his United return. He didn’t particularly like being at Lisbon. He did what he needed to do to get noticed and to get out of there quick. He even rejected staying one year on loan before moving to Manchester the first time. Im not having a go, as a Benfica fan, I can relate as we have countless players do the same to us. We are a feeder league mostly. Benfica would be stupid not to take him ‘on a massive pay cut’ if we could have offered CL football. Because our job is to bring in raw talent, then flog it for astronomical prices while they are still young. Or just wait until they run their low wage contracts out after using us as a stage and going on a free but 2 years later anyway. He may make one or two strikers have to wait a couple seasons before breaking through, but the rest of the squads value goes up immediately just by association; so instant price hikes on the outstanding ones as well as the chance for the ones who wait to learn from the Goat. Oh and he is the National Teams Captain…and only Captain of a Portugal team to ever win a Major Trophy , who would be playing in Portugal for the current Portuguese champions who most definitely will not be close to being champions again this year.- But Sporting would say no? Doubt it. Especially if the situation came to be ; Sporting are the only club that is able to offer him First team football and keep him happy just before he goes into probably his final World Cup and possible international tournament ever. The one Portugal now covets the most to win. And who better to win it with. If you guys didn’t take him and he is not in shape for that: don’t bother going down to the Alvalade this weekend. It would have been been burned down by literally every single non SCP fan in Portugal. But the truth is: he would consider Saudi Arabia ahead of Sporting. For what? A massive pay cut, A few group games in CL then get kicked out then back to Liga Portugal focusing on “Away to Santa Clara”? I think he would prefer to watch Mcguire play in his position while he watched from bench taking his 375k than have the shame of playing in a league literally no one apart 5 million Portuguese football fans and talent scouts care about. Compare that to the Billions that watch premier league and La Liga..

@@sxavier2902 You sure have a lot of time in your hands, my friend. "He didnt like to be in Lisbon". Did he tell you that? I just said I dont want a primadonna in my club, I want a nice humble striker who wants to embody our coach's philosophy of team spirit.

500K before tax and because of United's failure to qualify for the UCL Ronaldo has to take a 20% paycut

HITC Sevens is Tier 1

Why would Newcastle want him?

Newcastle has a star player jn their ranks and why would they sell a very good keeper to get a very old player. It won't make sense to me