Year: 2022

The five-time Ballon d’Or winner spoke to the press for the first time since his interview with Piers Morgan went global.

Cristiano Ronaldo has defended his interview with Piers Morgan and rubbished suggestions of unrest in the Portugal camp.

Millions of viewers tuned in from around the world last week to watch Ronaldo’s 90-minute interview with Morgan on TalkTV, where the forward openly criticized Manchester United and manager Erik ten Hag.

However, while Ronaldo’s time at Old Trafford appears to be at its end, the Portugal captain’s sole focus is now on the World Cup.

“There are millions of people who like me. That is what motivates me. There is no money to pay for that. The joy of the children,” Ronaldo said in a press conference at Portugal’s training camp.

“Timing is always timing. From your side, it is easy to look at how we can choose timings. Sometimes

The Red Devils have released an official statement in response to CR7’s interview with Piers Morgan.

Manchester United have started to take ‘appropriate steps’ over Cristiano Ronaldo’s recent interview with Piers Morgan.

Ronaldo has dominated headlines over the past week following his interview on TalkTV. In a 90-minute chat with Morgan, he accused United of ‘betraying’ him, criticized the way the club is run, and said he has no respect for manager Erik ten Hag, whom he believes has shown him none in return.

Cristiano Ronaldo on Erik ten Hag: “I don’t have respect for Erik ten Hag because he doesn’t show respect for me”, tells @PiersMorgan. ? #MUFC

“If you don’t have respect for me, I will never have any for you”. pic.twitter.com/n3kRkvILbP

— Fabrizio Romano (@FabrizioRomano) November 13, 2022

Now United have issued a statement on Friday morning to confirm the club will take action but refused

The 2022 FIFA World Cup is finally here and there are some standout players that can take home the Golden Boot award for being the top scorer of this tournament. So who will it be? Here are our top five contenders for the trophy.

It’s the question on everyone’s lips, who will win the 2022 FIFA World Cup Golden Boot?

This award goes to the player who scores the most goals during the tournament. Some of the deadliest goalscorers in history will compete for it in Qatar, but there can only be one winner. So, who will it be? Let’s take a look at some of the contenders below.

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Harry Kane is a proven goalscorer and has already shown his World Cup potential, having won the Golden Boot at the 2018 tournament in Russia. The striker scored

Pogba has delivered a first-hand account of the Portuguese superstar’s elite professionalism.

Paul Pogba has praised Cristiano Ronaldo for his special mentality amid the shockwaves of his recent interview with Piers Morgan.

Ronaldo slammed Manchester United’s hierarchy and Erik ten Hag in an explosive interview earlier this week. 

His shocking remarks have faced backlash from football fans and pundits, who believe the 37-year-old should’ve dealt better with his decreased game time under Ten Hag.

For Pogba, however, it’s just a question of Ronaldo’s unmatched mentality and hard-working attitude.

“I see professional football players, many of whom are very professional, arrive early, do all the catching up and things like that. But there is someone who has been there every single day and hasn’t stopped. That’s Cristiano,” Pogba told the Muslim Money Guys podcast.

“It’s his personality, he’s a winner, that’s

The Man Utd superstar will most likely play his last World Cup in Qatar.

Bernardo Silva believes it’s natural for Portugal to form their tactics around Cristiano Ronaldo at the World Cup.

Ronaldo has found a difficult start to the season at Manchester United. But back in Portugal, he’s still the main striker at Fernando Santos’ disposal ahead of the Qatar tournament.

As Ronaldo and co prepare for their World Cup opener against Ghana, Silva insists CR7 could be a “powerful weapon” for the Euro 2016 winners.

“The reality is when you’ve got a player like Cristiano, it’s natural that sometimes you play for him because he can win you the game in the final minutes,” the Manchester City star told FIFA.

“The same goes for other countries. It’s natural, for example, that France always look to [Kylian] Mbappe because he