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Cristiano Ronaldo Compilation Video Shows Different Players And Fans That He Has Left In Tears

Cristiano Ronaldo Compilation Video Shows Different Players And Fans That He Has Left In Tears

Cristiano Ronaldo's winning penalty in the 2016 Champions League final against Atletico Madrid left Fernando Torres and Juanfran in tears.

Adnan Riaz

Adnan Riaz

A fan has created the ultimate Cristiano Ronaldo compilation to show the different times that the Juventus superstar has made players and fans cry.

The 34-year-old Portuguese forward has had a prolific playing career for both club and country.

And on course to smashing different footballing feats and scooping trophies Ronaldo has broken the heart of several rival players and fans.

TKSport HD's video features moments such as the former Manchester United and Real Madrid star scoring the winning penalty in the 2016 Champions League final against Atletico Madrid.

And Ronaldo left the likes of Fernando Torres and Juanfran in tears after Madrid lifted the European trophy over their fierce rivals.

The Portugal captain has continued to remain in fine goalscoring form for both club and country and notched up his 700th career goal in his side's 2-1 defeat to Ukraine last week.

Ronaldo's super-agent, Jorge Mendes, has backed the Portuguese superstar to surpass Pele's goalscoring record.

"Cristiano has reached the remarkable milestone of 700 goals, but I have no doubt that he'll surpass Pele as the best scorer in football history, and he'll do it with Juventus," he said.

"After all, 68 goals aren't a lot for this extraordinary Cristiano Ronaldo, are they?

"It's also because I'm convinced that his best is yet to come."

PA

PA

Ronaldo, whose contract expires with Juventus in 2022, has made nine appearances for the defending Serie A champions this season and scored five times.

However, the five-time Ballon d'Or winner has hinted that he could retire from football at the end of the season.

"Maybe I can finish my career next year, but I can also play up to 40 or 41," he told Portuguese broadcaster TVI.

"I don't know. What I always say is to enjoy the moment.

"The gift is excellent and I have to continue to enjoy it."

Featured Image Credit: TKSport HD

Topics: Football News, Football, Manchester United, Serie A, Primeira Liga, Sporting CP, Premier League, Juventus, Cristiano Ronaldo, Real Madrid, La Liga