However, despite their combined total of 13 Ballons d'Or, legendary manager Mourinho believes that in terms of pure ability, neither matched the skill of Ronaldo Nazario de Lima. That is despite ...

However, the seven-time snooker world champion actually mistook the Portuguese great, who celebrates his 40th birthday on Wednesday, for Brazilian legend Ronaldo Nazario. Hendry explained the mix ...

However, despite having coached his compatriot to a La Liga title and regularly facing the challenge of Messi, Mourinho asserts that Ronaldo Nazario de Lima, known as 'Ronaldo, El Fenomeno,' is ...

However, the seven-time world champion snooker player initially confused the Portuguese superstar, who turned 40 on Wednesday, with the Brazilian football icon Ronaldo Nazario. Hendry recounted ...

Yet, despite their combined 13 Ballon d'Or awards, the Special One asserts that neither compares to the sheer talent of one Ronaldo Nazario de Lima when it comes to innate skill. Mourinho ...

legendary former Red Devils manager Mourinho – currently at Fenerbahce – rates neither as the best for pure footballing talent when compared to Ronaldo Nazario de Lima, fondly known as ...

Men's football megastar Cristiano Ronaldo turns 40 today but shows no signs of slowing down. His age – practically over the hill for a professional footballer – has done nothing to "temper his ...

Cristiano Ronaldo has spoken about his rivalry with Lionel Messi and has backed himself as the most complete player ever. The Ronaldo vs Messi debate is the most controversial topic in the history ...

Cristiano Ronaldo and Zinedine Zidane are two of the biggest legends in Real Madrid history. Ronaldo is the club's all-time top scorer and arguably the best player to ever wear the prestigious shirt.

In a first preview, Cristiano Ronaldo talks about his childhood and his famous competitiveness. "I was always very hot-headed. I hated losing and I cried. My ...

Cristiano Ronaldo said he is "the most complete player to have existed," saying he respects fans who prefer Lionel Messi, Pelé or Diego Maradona, but arguing that statistics back up his claim.