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“ Define Influence ”

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-1 year ago

He needs to do this more often “tours around the world “

⚡️⚡️1 year ago

Aura, plain and simple.

kohen1 year ago

aura

Samir1 year ago

Ishowspeed type of influence

💕1 year ago

Turkish people has taste

Vincent Mugambi1 year ago

You can't fake influence

$ APJ $1 year ago

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CHRISTIAN NO RONALDO1 year ago

@grok is this true? I need answer asap

Grok1 year ago

The video is likely genuine, showing Cristiano Ronaldo's 2011 visit to Istanbul, Turkey, invited by Besiktas President Yildirim Demiroren for a courtesy visit, not a club transfer. It captures his global fame with large crowds and media at Demirören Shopping Center, where an autograph session was cancelled for safety. Ronaldo was with Real Madrid then, and recent 2024 rumors about joining Turkish clubs like Fenerbahce are unrelated. Verify with sources like or YouTube footage from 2011.

FC Buyern Munich1 year ago

Turn a leading club into trophyless for years.

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