One would have anticipated that Cristiano Ronaldo would commend his fifth Champions Alliance triumph in Kyiv on Saturday instead of raising his future. It is the thing that one would expect when a player turns into the best player ever of rivalry.
No player has won the title five times. Clarence Seedorf had won it four times (with Ajax, Genuine Madrid, and air conditioning Milan) as had Andres Iniesta (with Barcelona). Players, for example, Xavi, Lionel Messi, and Gerard Arouse have won it four times as well in spite of the fact that they didn’t play in the last in 2006.
Ronaldo remains solitary. Having won it once with Manchester Joined in 2008 and four times with Genuine Madrid over the most recent five years, the Portuguese stands at the apex of the opposition, notwithstanding recommending they “have to change the name of the Champions Association to the CR7 Champions Alliance.”
No one has scored more objectives in Champions Alliance history. With 120 objectives, he is 20 in front of Lionel Messi and 65 in front of Karim Benzema (the main other dynamic player near his count).
He has been the best goalscorer in the opposition for seven seasons now. Messi has been top scorer just five times.
But then, here we are. Discussing Ronaldo’s future at Genuine Madrid.