Cristiano Ronaldo veut… devenir propriétaire d’un club de football ! “Je sais exactement ce que je dois faire”

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Lors de la 15e cérémonie des Globe Soccer Awards, à l’issue de laquelle il a été sacré, Cristiano Ronaldo a confié envisager devenir propriétaire d’un club de football après sa carrière. Le joueur d’Al-Nassr a lâché plusieurs phrases marquantes.

Ce vendredi, Cristiano Ronaldo a été récompensé lors de la 15e cérémonie des Globe Soccer Awards, mettant à l’honneur le meilleur joueur de l’année au Moyen-Orient. 

Monté sur scène pour une assez longue interview, la légende portugaise s’est lâchée. Ronaldo a notamment réitéré son avis sur le football saoudien. “La Saudi Pro League est meilleure que la Ligue 1, bien sûr. En France, il n’y a que le PSG. Essayez de sprinter par 38, 39 ou 40 degrés et vous verrez.”

Vinicius méritait de remporter le Ballon d’Or”

Quelques instants plus tard, le joueur de 39 ans a assuré que, selon lui, Vinicius méritait de remporter le Ballon d’Or. “C’est pour ça que je préfère les trophées comme ceux-ci (ndlr : les Globe Soccer Awards), ils sont honnêtes. Je n’ai pas peur de le dire, Vinicius méritait de gagner, ce n’était pas juste.”

Ensuite, Cristiano Ronaldo a été interrogé sur ses envies futures. Alors qu’il fêtera ses 40 ans début février, la légende portugaise ne compte pas encore raccrocher les crampons et souhaite, avant, franchir la barre des 1000 buts dans sa carrière.

Soccer Cristiano Ronaldo, un jour propriétaire d’un club ?

“Et après ? Je ne me vois pas devenir entraîneur, ni même président de club. Mais peut-être bien propriétaire, j’ai déjà plusieurs clubs en tête”, a lancé celui qui a conclu en évoquant la situation critique de Manchester United, 14e de la Premier League. 

“Le problème, ce n’est pas l’entraîneur. C’est bien plus que ça, le problème est structurel. Si je deviens, un jour, propriétaire du club, je m’occuperai de tout ça. Je sais exactement ce qu’il faut faire.”

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