Charity deny reports that Cristiano Ronaldo donated £5m to Nepal

‘Save The Children’ charity organization has denied reports that circulated few days back that Real Madrid talisman, Cristiano Ronaldo donated £5m to earthquake-hit country, Nepal.
Nepal recent earthquakes has killed over 8,000 people and injured more than 15,000. Below is an official statement from the organization denying Ronaldo’s charity involvement in the Charity Relief fund.
The global ambassador for Save the Children, Cristiano Ronaldo, has used his voice and his global visibility to raise awareness of the problems that the most vulnerable children around the world, including those affected by the earthquake in Nepal face.

The latest information on the donation of Cristiano Ronaldo to the emergency response of Save the Children in Nepal is false. After the second earthquake, which has brought further devastation to the country, the NGO wants to thank Cristiano Ronaldo and other influential people support to publicize the situation in which children and families in Nepal are. To learn more about how help go here.”

UEFA denies planning an All-Star game with Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi.

Few days back, football outlets widely reported news of a possible UEFA All-Star match featuring Europe’s best players Messi and Ronaldo. The news which was first published by Spanish media, Mundo Deportivo created a plethora of excitement in the hearts of fans of the two world best footballers.
MD noted that the game would be split into Europe North (Premier League, Bundesliga, Russian Premier League, etc) and Europe South (La Liga, Ligue 1, Serie A, etc.)
But sadly that isn’t happening anytime soon. UEFA has denied such plans. It’s officials told Goal.com, “This topic is not being discussed by UEFA and there are currently no such plans.”

Cristiano Ronaldo may be probed for his goal celebration in El Clasico.

Real Madrid talisman, Cristiano Ronaldo’s goal celebration after netting an equaliser at the 31st minute at the Nou Camp on Sunday has landed him into trouble. Now, that’s pretty weird!
The “calma calma” (calm down) celebration Ronaldo, has been deemed a provocative gesture by the Liga de Fútbol Profesional (LFP); the governing body of principal football leagues in Spain.
“We have to be careful with provocative gestures by a player when he scores a goal or with any other provocation or conduct that could incite violence among spectators. It must be sanctioned, from a fine up to a suspension. We will look into it.” LFP president, Javier Tebas said.

Cristiano Ronaldo will not like this Barcelona legend's comment about him

World class striker, Cristiano Ronaldo’s refusal to celebrate Gareth Bale’s opening goal at the Galactico’s game with Levante last sunday has sparked outrage amongst fans and football pundits.
Barcelona legend, Hristo Stoichkov has weighed in on the matter. He opined that not only is the Portugues obsessed with his achievements, he is also under a lot of pressure to overtake his Barcelona nemesis, Lionel Messi who is currently topping scoring charts. He however suggested that the talisman be sold if the club is in short of money.
He told Sportium, “You can never get angry because a team-mate has scored and not celebrating is to commit suicide as a team-mate because then you are worth nothing and you are worth nothing to your team.”


“You can’t doubt the quality of either Ronaldo or Messi. Messi is where he should be and Cristiano is going through a difficult time but all players go through rough patches. I was whistled as well in my time. It’s up to the coach to make decisions and to speak to the player.

“Maybe the obsession with Messi is affecting him but I’m not inside his head. Messi motivates his team-mates and, if Ronaldo doesn’t score, it affects his team. At times like that you have to display your personality; 99 per cent of players can’t answer the question ‘why am I being booed?’

“Messi is at the level of Pele, Diego Maradona and Johan Cruyff and what annoys Cristiano is that he is only compared to Messi. You’d have to ask Florentino Perez about Ronaldo’s future. Sooner or later, Cristiano will be sold by his president. The world of football is like that but it depends on his president. I don’t know if they are short of money. If they are, it’s a good moment to sell him.” He concluded.

Alex Ferguson visited Spain to convince Ronaldo to return to Old Trafford?

Former Manchester United manager, Alex Ferguson who visited Spain last week and had a dinner with Cristiano Ronaldo has persuaded him to return to Old Trafford, Daily Sun reports.
The Portuguese’s team’s lacklustre form has left him really unhappy and this could tempt him to make a move to the English club. The Real Madrid star who was filmed telling a teammate the performances have been really embarrassing also vowed not to speak to the media till the season ends.
Red Devil boss, Louis Van Gaal reportedly contacted his manager Jorge Mendes about a week ago over a potential £71.1m move to England.

Distraught Cristiano Ronaldo won't speak to the media until after the season

World best footballer, Cristiano Ronaldo may have set a new UEFA scoring record last night in the game involving Madrid and Schalke but the Portuguese is not close to happy at the moment.
Albeit the Galacticos lost 4-3 last night and won by 5-4 on aggregate, their stuttering form for the past few weeks have left many, most especially fans unimpressed. 
The talisman didn’t celebrate after he netted a brace and was captured shaking his head and telling his team mate Benzema the whole situation is very embarrassing.
Spanish reporters who walked up to him afterwards were not only snubbed by the distraught footballer but got a shocking response. “No hablo hasta final de temporada”. Meaning “I won’t talk again till the end of the season.”

Cristiano Ronaldo named the world's wealthiest footballer. See Goal Rich list 2015.

Cristiano Ronaldo has for the second time cemented his status as the world’s wealthiest current footballer, according to the Goal Rich List 2015.  His  net worth- is €210m.
The Rich List, compiled by Goal.com, the world’s largest digital football brand, sees the Real Madrid superstar beat off the challenge from Barcelona rival Lionel Messi, with Ronaldo’s estimated wealth now running at €210 million.
It is a further indicator to Ronaldo’s current standing in the game, having last season won the Champions League, a success that ultimately saw him crowned 2014 Ballon d’Or winner.
While Messi is second on the Rich List, the gap between him and Ronaldo has increased slightly over the past year, though both remain firmly ahead of the pack, with another La Liga star, Barcelona’s Neymar, the best of the rest in third place having been listed sixth just 12 months ago.
The major European leagues are well represented, though there is also a significant contingent from those who are forging new careers in the USA, led by Brazilian superstar Kaka.
Though still playing at the highest level for club and country, Juventus goalkeeper Gianluigi Buffon drops out of the Rich List Top 10, as does Arsenal great Thierry Henry having announced his retirement from the game and excluding himself from consideration.
Replacing them in the 2015 table are: Real Madrid legend Raul, now with New York Cosmos appears at eight in the Rich List, while Chelsea great Frank Lampard, currently with English champions Manchester City but who will move to New York City at the end of this season, is placed at No10.
The Goal Rich List is collated by a team of analysts and takes into account all streams of revenue for active footballers over the course of their careers. 
Only current professionals are eligible with the earnings of more than 200 contenders assessed before Goal’s experts finalised on their selection. 
Commenting on the announcement of the Goal Rich List 2015, Graham Shaw, Editorial Director of Goal.com, said; “Ronaldo and Messi are the two best footballers in the world currently and their fortunes now put them up with the top names in cinema and music. These levels are entirely warranted because these players are global entertainers.

“This year’s comprehensive list will again provide real talking points for Goal’s userbase of football followers worldwide.”
Goal Rich List 2015 – Top 20 

1. Cristiano Ronaldo (Real Madrid) – €210m  
2. Lionel Messi (Barcelona) – €200m  
3. The Neymar family (Barcelona) – €135m  
4. Zlatan Ibrahimovic (PSG) – €105m  
5. Wayne Rooney (Manchester United) – €103m  
6. Kaka (Orlando City) – €96m  
7. Samuel Eto’o (Sampdoria) – €87m  
8. Raul (New York Cosmos) – €85m  
9. Ronaldinho (Queretaro) – €83m  
10. Frank Lampard (Manchester City) – €80m 
11. Bastian Schweinsteiger (Bayern) – €75m  
12. Rio Ferdinand (QPR) – €72m  
13. Gigi Buffon (Juventus) – €68m   
14. Steven Gerrard (Liverpool) – €64m  
15. Yaya Toure (Manchester City) – €62m 
16. Franck Ribery (Bayern) – €61m 
17. Francesco Totti (Roma) – €60m 
18. Gerard Pique (Barcelona) – €58m  
19. Sergio Aguero (Manchester City) – €58m 
20. John Terry (Chelsea) – €56m

Nike at war with Cristiano Ronaldo.

‎Giant footwear company, Nike has issued an ultimatum to Real Madrid star, Cristiano Ronaldo  to drop his recently-launched footwear range which interferes with their brand.
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The footwear line which was unveiled last week at the Milan Shoe Fair, features boots, loafers and dress shoes and cost ‎between €100 and €550.‎
If

the Portuguese doesn’t take his trainers line off the market, Nike will be left with no option than to terminate his contract . And that will cost the 3-time world best footballer a loss of about €7m/year.‎

Barcelona could be sanctioned for "Ronaldo is a drunk" chants

The Liga de Futbol Profesional (LFP) are investigating Barcelona and will today decide if they are going to take actions against fans making inappropriate chants against Real Madrid player, Cristiano Ronaldo at Nou Camp, during their game against Levante on Sunday.
Barcelona fans allegedly chanted, “Cristiano is a drunk” during the game making mockery of the Portuguese who went out and celebrated his 30th birthday few hours after his team suffered a defeat.
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