Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi are widely considered to have been the best players on the planet, but legendary manager Jose Mourinho has another footballer in mind

Cristiano Ronaldo turned 40 on Wednesday and is still going strong as he looks to reach 1,000 goals, but for Jose Mourinho he is not the greatest of all time.

Famous for his records, achievements, and unwavering confidence, Cristiano Ronaldo has once again dubbed himself the most complete football player in history. Five Ballon d’Ors, an almost never-seen goal count,

Jose Mourinho has coached Cristiano Ronaldo and come up against Lionel Messi – but the legendary manager believes neither can match the talent of one player in particular

The debate over who is the Greatest of All Time (GOAT) in football between Messi and Ronaldo has and will remain to be one of the most passionate.

Cristiano is one of the most celebrated and debated figures in football history. As his birthday is today, it’s fitting to write an article befiting a legend with an incredible career. His record

Cristiano Ronaldo turns 40, marking four decades of record-breaking achievements, unforgettable goals, and a lasting legacy in football. How did he reach this milestone?

Cristiano Ronaldo, who turned 40 on February 5, confidently reaffirms his status as football's greatest amid ongoing debates with Lionel Messi. As he turns 40, Cristiano Ronaldo remains as confident and self-assured as ever,

Cristiano Ronaldo gave an interview to Edu Aguirre from "El Chiringuito," during which many topics concerning soccer were discussed. The Portuguese soccer star pointed out, among other things, who he believes is the greatest soccer player in history.