“Sometimes we think that the easiest way will be easier. But I have to get into the coach’s head too, maybe I want to bring in a fresh player to secure the result and help the team more defensively. I have to agree with the coach. If he stays, I’ll try the third [golo]. But replacements are no longer a problem”he stressed.
Cristiano Ronaldo also commented on the recent news that he had become a multimillionaire, adding that he has been one “for a few years” and that this was a goal he was pursuing. “I don’t know exactly, but you have to take care of your things. It’s normal. I have people by my side who help me do the best things in various areas. In financial terms, I have someone I talk to every day. And I have control. It’s my life and my money. I knew it would happen. I was prepared. It was a matter of time. I was super happy. It’s like when you win the Ballon d’Or. Everyone has their goals. It was an objective to reach that number. I’m not obsessed with money, because it can help, but when you reach it one level doesn’t matter. But it’s always good to have more. We’re never happy with what we have. It was something I learned, there are more important things than money, but, to answer, I was very happy because it was one of the goals outside of football.he explained.
After becoming a multimillionaire, CR7 will be a married man in less than a year: “We planned [o casamento] for after the 2026 World Cup and the trophy party. It won’t be a big ceremony, because Georgina likes smaller, more intimate things.”
Ronaldo also recalled the first goal of his career, for Sporting against Moreirense, describing it as “incredible”. “It was at that moment that they said I was going to be good. The commentator said that I wouldn’t stay in Portugal for long. It gave me confidence. I played with men, but even at 17 I was smarter. That’s when you start to realize that you’re going to be a good professional player”he remembered.