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▲ 9 r/RonaldoVsMessi

Why do people still think Nations league is a major tournament? Because Ronaldo scored in it?

Even the players don't care about it. But it seems like Ronaldo & his fans do.

u/Any-Employment-7114 — 29 days ago
▲ 136 r/CristianoRonaldo2

I think Messi will reach 1000 goals before Ronaldo does

Messi scored 12 g/a in the World Cup and 11 g/a for Inter Miami. Which equates to 23 g/a in his last 13 games!

Meanwhile Ronaldo, has been pulling bad performances for Portugal & Al Nassr. Where he only scored a brace VS Uzbekistan in the WC. Ronaldo has only scored 7 goals since the start of 2026.

Imagine going into your club after a bad performance in the WC and then realising that your teams don't need you anymore. Ange subbed off Ronaldo in a 2-0 goal deficit and then Al Nassr came back shortly after.

In March 2026, Messi scored his 900th goal, whilst Ronaldo was at 970. As of September Messi has 927 goals and Ronaldo has 977. I think Messi has a chance.

u/Any-Employment-7114 — 1 month ago
▲ 0 r/SpicyFootballTakes

Rodri is the greatest CDM of all time. You can't change my mind.

Rodir won a World Cup, whilst being the best player in the team and being the backbone of Spain's midfield. He was so good in the World Cup that he made France & Argentina look like average teams. Which also explains why he won Golden Ball.

In 2024, Rodri won the Ballon D'or at Manchester City. He played 74 games and went unbeaten in all of them, he had also won the Euros.

When he got injured, Pep Guardiola was struggling the in the league where he finished 3rd.

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u/Any-Employment-7114 — 2 months ago
▲ 12 r/CristianoRonaldo2

Cristiano Ronaldo's biggest mistake was leaving Real Madrid

Since he left Real Madrid he hadn't won much trophies. Only a Nations League, and a few Serie A titles and Italian cups.

Cristiano Ronaldo had won 4 Ballon D'ors at Madrid, whilst being the top scorer at the UCL many times. Last time Ronaldo had won a Ballon D'or was back in 2017. After he left Madrid he didn't win any.

He had the potential to win more UCLs and more La Liga titles. He could've had more Ballon D'ors than Messi.

He had also made a mistake by rejoining Manchester United, where he got benched and didn't win anything.

u/Any-Employment-7114 — 2 months ago
▲ 24 r/CristianoRonaldo2+1 crossposts

😱Al Hilal have just been given THREE penalties in the opening game of the season. They aren't even trying to hide it anymore. It really is Ronaldo vs the world man...

u/Any-Employment-7114 — 2 months ago
▲ 23 r/CristianoRonaldo2

Hot take: Yamal will surpass Ronaldo in 15 years

Lamine Yamal has always been a joy to watch. He tears apart defenses. Prime Ronaldo couldn't do the same. Prime Ronaldo was always dispossessed from the ball.

Yamal has won A Euros, a World Cup, scored over 50 goals, and won 2 La Liga titles. All at the age of 19.

In 2008, Cristiano Ronaldo's Portugal lost the Euro RO16 to Greece, GREECE. But I thought Ronaldo was at his prime in 2008? Why he couldn't he carry his teams to glory?

Lamine is only 19 years old yet he's been in the Ballon D'or conversations since he started his career. What does that tell you?

I think Yamal will win 2 World Cups, whilst being the top goal scorer in World Cup history. Cristiano Ronaldo has played in 6 WCs but he's only scored 1 goal and got 0 assists in the knockouts. Which is pretty bad.

u/Any-Employment-7114 — 2 months ago