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🚨🎙️Micheal carrick was asked the difference between Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi 🗣️Michael Carrick:The difference between Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi, for me, is what Ronaldo gives you in the biggest moments. When everything is on the line, he has that ability to produce something special. He turns up...

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These players spent YEARS alongside Cristiano Ronaldo. They trained with him every day, shared dressing rooms with him and saw everything from the closest possible distance. And they still chose Lionel Messi. 🐐🇦🇷 Sergio Ramos: “Messi is the best player football has ever produced.” Luka Modrić: “He is the best player in history.” Casemiro: “For me, he’s the best player in the world… he continues to be the best.” Ángel Di María: “Messi is already the greatest.” Wayne Rooney: “Messi is the best player to ever play the game.” Paul Scholes: “Messi… Messi has absolutely everything.” Dimitar Berbatov: “He’s the f***ing greatest… the best ever, probably.” Ruud van Nistelrooy: “Messi is the best of all time.” Lisandro Martínez: “He’s the best player in the history of football.” Kaká: “I played with Cristiano, but I choose Messi. He’s a genius.” Gonzalo Higuaín: “For me, Messi is the best in the world.” Fernando Gago: “For me, Messi was already the best player in history in 2010.” Ezequiel Garay: “The number one is Leo and the number two is Cristiano, without a doubt.” Raúl: “I’ve been fortunate to play with Zidane, Cristiano, Ronaldo, Figo… but I think Messi is the best.” Mesut Özil: “I will choose Messi because he won the World Cup.” Wojciech Szczęsny: “I consider him to be the best player in the history of our game.” Federico Chiesa: “I played with Ronaldo… but Leo Messi is the best footballer in history.” Carlos Tévez: “Messi plays another sport.” Ryan Giggs: “Messi is a genius. Once in a lifetime. There is no comparison.” Those who saw it from the closest possible distance knew. Lionel Messi. 🐐

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🚨PIERS MORGAN'S HUGE REVEAL ON WHAT ACTUALLY HAPPENED BETWEEN RONALDO AND JORGE JESUS: "Cristiano was given crystal-clear guarantees. He was told that in the first match he would play a full 90 minutes, and that was an agreement between the coach and the player. He was substituted in the 67th minute and felt a bit annoyed. And afterward, the coach apologized to him, apologized to the federation president, and said he would explain that what happened wasn't supposed to happen. But he did the complete opposite. He took a Ten Hag approach; he tried to downplay Ronaldo, embarrass him. Then he went to him and said: I know we agreed you'd rest in the second and third matches, but I want you for 30 minutes against Norway. Ronaldo replied: If that's what you want, fine, I'll do it. Then he warmed up for 25 minutes and never entered the match at all. Ronaldo felt insulted because of the lack of respect. The coach went back on his word. Portugal won the Nations League last year, and who scored in the final? Cristiano Ronaldo. So don't tell me they've become better without him.For Ronaldo, it's about respect: promising him something and then doing the opposite, and having him warm up only to not bring him on in the end. And that's the final straw—he told them, in no uncertain terms: enough is enough, and he left. The coach continued in press conferences to say the opposite of what had been agreed behind closed doors. Ronaldo isn't demanding to be an absolute starter, nor is he asking to play 90 minutes in every match. For him, the issue is honoring the word that was given to him. The problem starts when the coach tries to prove his authority at Ronaldo's expense. He should have been grateful to have the greatest player in Portugal's history with the national team. And Ronaldo's impact goes beyond what he provides on the field. Look at Messi's situation, who this week will get a farewell with Argentina amid a celebratory atmosphere. It pains me to see the possibility that Cristiano Ronaldo won't get a farewell worthy of him with Portugal, just because a coach decided to pick a fight with him." His Last Words are concerning me. Does this mean in Ronaldo's mind he has decided he won't Play for Portugal Now !?

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