Reuters Portugal international Cristiano Ronaldo believes that he is the “most complete player” to have existed in world football. Ronaldo said that while has all the respect for Lionel Messi, Pele ...

LISBON – Portuguese football superstar Cristiano Ronaldo, who turned 40 on Feb 5, has said that he dreams of owning several clubs after retiring. “It doesn’t make a lot of sense to be ...

Cristiano Ronaldo has scored a world record 135 goals since making his Portugal debut in 2003. He is also the all-time leading appearance-maker in men's international football, having played 217 ...

Ronaldo and Messi have dominated football's GOAT debate in the last 15 years, particularly during their respective trophy-laden spells at Real Madrid and Barcelona. However, it should come as no ...

Fans have been left in splits after realising Cristiano Ronaldo and his brother look very similar, if he hadn’t been a footballer. For those unaware, the Portuguese football icon has three older ...

"Who's the best goalscorer in history? It's about numbers. Full stop," says Cristiano Ronaldo. The football icon turned 40 on Wednesday and has claimed he is "the most complete player to have ...

I do everything well in football. One thing is taste - if you like Messi, Pele, Maradona, I understand that and I respect that - but saying Ronaldo isn't complete... I'm the most complete.

Life is good, football is good. In terms of individual and collective, we are still there. We are still improving," Ronaldo told the Saudi Pro League’s official media channels. Ronaldo said it's ...

According to the report, Ronaldo's agents are currently in talks with the Saudi Arabian football giants. If negotiations succeed, the soon-to-be 40-year-old could extend his stay in the Middle ...

If on the field Cristiano Ronaldo is still in search of the 1,000-goal mark, as well as reaching his 700th club victory, off the field he continues to make history. According to a study by IPAM ...

Ronaldo had also earlier refuted the reports that he was interested in leaving Al-Nassr. “I’m happy and my family is happy. We started a new life in this beautiful country. Life is good, football is ...

The Football Reporters, Mark Ogden and Rob Dawson, discuss Cristiano Ronaldo's second spell at Manchester United and explain why it ended acrimoniously. Ronaldo had left Old Trafford as an icon in ...