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Cristiano Ronaldo: "I have it all. I know I'm an example on and off the pitch"

Champions League

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• 22 OCT. 2018 21:36

Cristiano Ronaldo, Juventus Turin footballer, said he felt like a happy man at 33 years of age. "I know that I am a one hundred percent example on and off the pitch. That is why I always smile. I have everything and I play in a great team," said the Portuguese at the press conference prior to the Champions League match that will face the Italians against Manchester United.

"Very good, very good, you can't cry, that's it," he said with a smile at the press conference prior to Tuesday's duel against another of his former teams, Manchester United, about the words of his former teammate in the box madridista. Nor did he make comparisons about his current team and Real Madrid, and he assured that both are "fantastic" teams, but that he is now immersed in the new chapter of his life at Juventus. "I don't want to talk about other teams, everyone knows about my history with Real Madrid, but this is not the time to talk about it. It's not up to me to talk about their problems," he said.

Questioned about the current situation of Real Madrid, seventh in the league and immersed in a five-game losing streak, the striker did not want to assess Real Madrid's situation, after Isco Alarcón said this Monday that they cannot "be crying for someone who did not want to be in the club, in reference to the Portuguese.

Regarding the relationship with Real Madrid, the Portuguese star did not want to talk about his previous team and his current troubled situation, with Julen Lopetegui on the wire, and said that it is not his turn to talk about the white club.