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It hurts me to see Messi in tears – Cristiano Ronaldo

Real Madrid and Portugal forward, Cristiano Ronaldo is the latest sportsman to make comments on Messi’s decision to retire from the Argentina national team.
According to nj.com. He said, “Messi has made a tough decision and the fans need to understand and accept it. He’s not used to losing or finishing second in his life. To miss a penalty kick doesn’t make you a bad player, but it hurts me to see Messi in tears. I hope he returns to his national team because they need him. ”
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Cristiano Ronaldo breaks record for most European Championship appearances

Portuguese soccer giant, Cristiano Ronaldo has broken the record for the most European Championship appearances. The Real Madrid forward recorded this feat after he was named in the starting line-up for Portugal against Hungary. 
The 31 year-old who made his 17th appearance in the tournament surpassed Edwin van der Sar and Lilian Thuram’s 16 appearances. In a new development, the 3-time Ballon D’or winner netted twice against Hungary, he has now become the first player to score in four EURO tournaments. He now has a total of 8 Euro goals.
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Cristiano Ronaldo made a touching gesture with his CL win bonus

To say Cristiano Ronaldo has an unmistakable passion for charity is like stating the obvious. And asides being a fantastic footballer, another reason he is globally revered is his habit of giving back to communities.
Recall that the Portuguese soccer giant  topped the list of the most charitable athletes on earth released several months ago. The Real Madrid talisman has donated his £600,000 Champions League win bonus to a UN charity.
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Ex-Real Madrid GM, Jorge Valdano weighs in on the Messi Vs Ronaldo debate.

Cristiano Ronaldo, Lionel Messi Compared by Ex-Real Madrid GM Jorge Valdano
The Ronaldo Vs Messi debate has been dominating discourse in the football world for the past 5 years. And going by their impressive spate of performances, the debate might not end soon. Former Real Madrid general manager Jorge Valdano, is the latest sports professional to weigh in on the topic.
 He reckons that Ronaldo is the player of the 21st century. Messi is from the street and Ronaldo the gym. He has more mechanical movements, more robotic. It starts with the ability to give the ball to a shirt of the same colour. For that, whether you’re big or small is indifferent.  The struggle between opposites is very entertaining and will never end. It’s as old as football and in 50 years there’ll be other names. 

Bleacherreport.com added that Ronaldo can use his height and physicality to intimidate opponents while Argentinian Messi bamboozles with his perfect balance and movement.
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Goals are in my DNA – Cristiano Ronaldo

Cristiano Ronaldo: 'Goals are in my DNA'

Basking in the euphoria of his new feat, hat-trick maestro, Cristiano Ronaldo has described his team’s qualification last night as a well-deserved victory for the Blancos. The 31 year-old put up a scintillating show and netted his 37th hat-trick for his club against Wolfsburg on Tuesday helping Real Madrid to overcome a 20 deficit and helping them reach the semi-finals of the Champions League game.

The Portuguese reckons goal-scoring is effortless to him. He told UEFA.com “Goals are in my DNA. The side played well, we came into the match strongly. We played with intensity in the opening minutes and we scored two quick goals. We controlled the game. Wolfsburg were good: they used the ball well, but I think over 90 minutes we were better. We created more chances and we deserve to get to the next round,” said the Portuguese international.

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Ronaldo reportedly selling his and his mother's houses in Madrid.

According to a report on spanish website, OK Dairio, Real Madrid superstar, Cristiano Ronaldo is putting his and his mother’s houses up for sale in Real Madrid. It can only mean three things. He is getting bigger cribs, leaving Spain or hard times. Hard times? Definitely Not. 
The house which he bought in 2010 for 4.9m Euros is for sale for 5m Euros. His mother’s goes for 2 and a half million Euros. The Manchester United target’s house is 8,600 square-feet, outdoor pools, 7 bedrooms, 9 bathrooms, 8 toilets, cinema room, gym and another house. 
Source: 101GreatGoals
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Photos: Cristiano Ronaldo becomes the first athlete to try Nike's self-tying sneakers

Cristiano Ronaldo now has a new pair of sneakers that Takes Him Back To The Future! Thanks to Nike. Launched yesterday March 16, 2016, the shoes called HyperAdapt 1.0 was inspired by the film ‘Back To The Future.’ How it laces up. Sensors at the heel level activate the lacing when a foot slips into the shoe. Two buttons on the side of the shoe can be pressed to loosen or tighten the lacing.
“Thanks @Nike for letting me be the first athlete trying the new HyperAdapt 1.0  “. He announced on his twitter page.

 He has become the first athlete ever to try the auto lacing shoes. 
The sneakers will go on sale at the end of 2016. 
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Nothing but respect between Ronaldo and I – Messi

Lionel Messi versus Cristiano Ronaldo comparison is one topic that will always be up for debate in the football world. Both footballers when quizzed about their relationships by journalists have given similar replies. “No rivalry. “
On the subject of his relationship with Cristiano Ronaldo, the Blaugrana playmaker in a recent interview said: “We’re professionals, who defend our clubs’ colours, and footballing rivals, but that’s it. There has never been anything but respect.”
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My words were misinterpreted. I don't believe I'm better than anyone. – Ronaldo

Real Madrid forward, Cristiano Ronaldo has denied throwing tantrums at his teammates in the wake of his side’s 1-0 defeat in the derby Atletico Madrid. 
The Portuguese who was visibly angry after the clash yesterday was quoted 
saying, “If everyone played at my level we would be in first place. ” And expectedly, he came under fire for his harsh remarks. 
Clearing the air on the matter, the 3-time World best footballer said his statement was completely taken out of context. 
“My statements were misinterpreted after the match. I wasn’t saying I’m better than others. I was just talking about the physical aspect and injuries. We had some tough losses like Pepe, Bale, Benzema, Marcelo and they did not allow us to offer our usual performance. I respect my teammates and I would never insult them. I don’t believe I’m better than anyone else.” He said. 
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What Ronaldo can do, his son can do better.

Talk about one soccer star who constantly dishes us with pictures of amazing father and son moments… Talk Cristiano Ronaldo. The Portuguese spends quality time with his mini-me, who clearly is one of the best things that has ever happened to him.
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