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In nine seasons spent at Real Madrid, Cristiano Ronaldo wrote the history of the Spanish club. Top scorer (450 goals) and fourth best passer (131 assists) in the history of the White House, the Portuguese striker won sixteen titles in the Merengue jersey, including two in Liga and four in the Champions League.
A real monument that the Spanish champions wanted to celebrate as it should be for its 40e Birthday, sending him a message on X (formerly Twitter).
“Dear Cristiano, from Real Madrid, we want to send you our warmest congratulations on the occasion of your 40th anniversary”posted Casa Blanca.
“We all, Madridistas, are proud of your legend and what you represent in our history. Good day with your family and loved ones. »» Words that will undoubtedly please “CR7” which, since January 2023, has been evolving in Al-Nassr in Saudi Arabia, where he tries to reach the 1000 goals scored in career (it is 923).
Cristiano Ronaldo back in Madrid?
If he left Santiago-Bernabeu in 2018, the five-time Ballon d'Or has kept a very strong link with Real Madrid.
“Spain is my house, my children grew up there. This is where I was the happiest in football, I will always have Madrid in my heart ”he thus entrusted during an interview with the Spanish channel La Sexta.
“A return to the Bernabeu?” Maybe one day. I do not exclude itadded the native of Funchal, on the island of Madeira. I left a legacy, a beautiful imprint. Maybe at the end of my career, I can do something nice, with 80,000 people. »» The party would be up to the player who considers himself the goat: grandiose.
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