Lionel Messi 'made me better player', says Cristiano Ronaldo
- by Juana Turner
- in Sports
- — Aug 22, 2019
Cristiano Ronaldo has boasted that a 25-year-old version of himself would have been worth a staggering €300m in today's transfer market.
Now 34, Ronaldo is under contract in Turin until 2022.
"I wake up every morning with the idea in my head of training with the objective of achieving something more, not just to earn money".
"I have an excellent professional relationship with Messi because we have been sharing the same moments for 15 years", he said.
Ronaldo actually started his football career on the streets of Portugal before he joined Sporting Lisbon in 2001, and today, he can boasts of having five Ballon d'Or award in his cabinet amongst many other awards.
Ronaldo formerly held the all-time transfer fee record after Madrid forked out $104m (€94m) to prise him away from Manchester United in 2009.
A centre back and a goalkeeper can go for 70 or 80 million euros.
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The five-time Ballon d'Or victor accepts that massive deals are part of the game now, but does not necessarily agree with the amounts of money being thrown around. "The present is excellent and I must enjoy it".
"I don't agree with it, but that's the market we're in now and the times we live in".
Ronaldo finished as Juve's top scorer last season with 21 goals in the league as they ran clear of Napoli to claim their eighth successive title.
The former Man Utd and Real Madrid forward has now won the domestic title in three different countries and is among the most decorated players in the game. Ronaldo said. "I don't think there are any footballers who have more records than me".
I've always liked this team, they're the best in Italy and one of the best in the world.
"Are there any football players who have more records than me?" he asked. I have a son that is already smart enough to understand. I still feel motivated to win individual and collective trophies, and if I wasn't, I would end it [career].