Frequently Asked Questions
Ronaldo began his professional career at Sporting CP in Portugal before moving to Manchester United in 2003. He then joined Real Madrid in 2009, Juventus in 2018, and currently plays for Al-Nassr in Saudi Arabia since 2023.
As of 2025, Ronaldo has won five Ballon d'Or awards — in 2008, 2013, 2014, 2016, and 2017 — placing him among the most decorated players in football history.
Ronaldo is currently playing for Al-Nassr in Saudi Arabia after joining the club in January 2023. His presence has significantly boosted the global profile of the Saudi Pro League.
Ronaldo stands out not only for his extraordinary goal-scoring ability and physical fitness but also for his relentless work ethic, discipline, and mental toughness that allowed him to dominate top-level football for over two decades.
As of 2025, Ronaldo has surpassed 850 official senior career goals across clubs and international play, making him one of the highest goal-scorers in football history.
Yes, Ronaldo has won the UEFA Champions League five times — once with Manchester United (2008) and four times with Real Madrid (2014, 2016, 2017, 2018), often being the tournament's top scorer.
Ronaldo has four children: Cristiano Jr., twins Eva and Mateo, and daughter Alana Martina. He frequently shares moments with them on social media and speaks highly of fatherhood in interviews.
One of Ronaldo’s most iconic quotes is: “I’m not a bad guy. I just want to win.” This reflects his fierce competitive spirit and refusal to settle for anything less than excellence.
Yes, Ronaldo is one of the most followed athletes globally on platforms like Instagram, Facebook, and X (Twitter), where he regularly interacts with fans and promotes his brand and lifestyle.
Ronaldo follows an extremely strict diet, prioritizes hydration, sleeps well, and undergoes intense strength and conditioning routines. His discipline has allowed him to remain in elite shape well into his late 30s.
Ronaldo is the all-time top scorer and caps holder for Portugal. He captained the team during their Euro 2016 victory and continues to be a symbol of pride and leadership for Portuguese football.
Yes, Ronaldo has donated millions to various causes, including hospitals, disaster relief, and children’s charities. He has even auctioned off personal memorabilia and donated match bonuses anonymously.
Yes, Ronaldo faced homesickness and bullying when he moved from Madeira to Lisbon as a teenager. However, his determination helped him overcome these challenges and thrive at Sporting CP.
Ronaldo primarily plays as a forward or winger. Over time, he evolved into a complete striker capable of scoring from anywhere on the pitch using both feet and his head.
Ronaldo left Real Madrid in 2018 amid reports of feeling undervalued compared to other stars. There were also rumors of dissatisfaction with tax issues in Spain and a desire for a new challenge abroad.
Yes, Ronaldo has expanded beyond football through his CR7 brand, which includes clothing lines, fragrances, hotels, gyms, and fitness apps. He has also invested in real estate and tech startups.
Ronaldo leads by example — through hard work, intensity, and professionalism. While not always vocal, his performance under pressure sets a high standard for teammates to follow.
The nickname "CR7" combines his initials (Cristiano Ronaldo) and the number 7, which became iconic during his time at Manchester United. It now represents his global brand and identity.
Ronaldo has starred in numerous commercials, especially for Nike and Clear shampoo. He was also featured in the documentary “Ronaldo” (2015) and made cameo appearances in shows like *The Simpsons*.
Ronaldo’s legacy lies in redefining what it means to be a modern footballer — combining peak physicality, technical skill, and mental resilience. His records, trophies, and influence on future generations ensure his place among the greatest to ever play the game.