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On his YouTube channel, Cristiano Ronaldo also taunted his great rival, Lionel Messi.
Between Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi, it’s not tough love. And it’s not likely to become so given the latest statements made by the Portuguese against his historic rival.
On his personal YouTube channel, the one he opened two weeks ago and which has been breaking all audience records ever since, the five-time Ballon d’Or winner repeated a phrase that the Argentinian had said during the World Cup. The one he had said to Wout Weghorst, after the quarter-final win against the Netherlands.
Ronaldo makes fun of Messi!
In Spanish, La Pulga had said “What are you looking at, you idiot?” (“Que mira, bobo?”). Ronaldo therefore allowed himself to take up these moments, with a mocking tone while he was alongside his partner Georgina Rodriguez.
It is not certain that Messi will be happy with this initiative from CR7, although it is clear that there was nothing malicious in this wink. It was only intended to amuse the followers.
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