Cristiano Ronaldo left journalists bewildered yesterday after he walked out of a press conference angry after being asked why his goal tally away from home had dried up recently. The Portugal captain has failed to score away from home since putting one past Eibar in La Liga on November 29. Ronaldo has scored 21 goals at home this season compared to 11 at away games but the Journalists felt Ronaldo isn’t at his magical best compared to previous seasons given that he recently turned 31.

 Asked by a journalist ahead of Real Madrid’s Champions league match with AS Roma in Rome why his goal tally had reduced recently, Ronaldo growled in Spanish: “Why have I struggled to score away from home? Can you name one player who has scored more away from home than me since I’ve been in Spain? No, you can’t; there aren’t any. Bye everyone”. Watch The Video Below:-

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Real Madrid forward, Cristiano Ronaldo has added a new supercar to his expensive car garage. The 30-year-old took to his Instagram to share a photo of a new Porsche 911 Turbo S. According to information on some car selling websites, the Porsche 911 Turbo is worth £146,000. Christiano apparently has a garage that boost of the most finest cars money can buy. The Portuguese according to Forbes is worth a whooping $80 Million and is among the top five richest footballers on earth.

Cristiano Ronaldo has admitted to coveting a particular asset of his Ballon d'Or rival Lionel Messi, who he believes stands a greater chance of being named the world's best player. The Real Madrid forward is part of a three-man shortlist for the award, alongside Messi and Brazilian star Neymar, with the winner due to be announced at a ceremony in Zurich on Monday. And in what some would argue was an uncharacteristic moment of humility, he has claimed either of the Barcelona men are more likely to pick up the prestigious prize following their club's impressive year. Furthermore, Ronaldo revealed his admiration for Messi's left foot, as he expressed his delight at being part of the glamorous proceedings once again, having claimed the prize on each of the past two occasions. "If I'm here it's because I deserve it and because of the season I had, because of my individual performances," he said. "Maybe Messi or Neymar has a better chance, but I am here for a reason. Coaches and captains have voted for me. I would not be surprised if one of the others wins. I know that on a team level things are different. "I don't feel pressure to win the Ballon d'Or. I am just happy to be here again. It is an honour. I would like to have Messi's left foot. His left foot is very good." 

The Arsenal boss believes the Real Madrid star risks ruining his career if he continues to obsess over his battle with Lionel Messi over who is the world’s best player Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger has warned Cristiano Ronaldo over his claims that he is the best player in world football, stating that his pursuit of individual awards could ruin his career. The Real Madrid star insists that he believes he is better than Lionel Messi and has spoken of how important the Ballon d’Or is to him.

And Wenger believes such an obsession with individual accolades could damage him, but refused to say if he feels the Portuguese is better than his Barcelona counterpart. “He is the best player in the world – with Messi,” he told reporters. “Messi has a little advantage on assists. “But I would go for nobody because it is not my problem at the moment. “I’ve seen careers being destroyed because players are too obsessed with individual rewards. “I can tell you that maybe another day but it encourages selfishness. And it encourages people inside the game to go more for their own gain when others are in a better position. “You can be No.1 in the world in March and no.250 in May. Sport is always moving.

Real Madrid striker Cristiano Ronaldo has received the Golden Boot award for a record fourth time after topping Europe’s goalscoring charts for the 2014/15 season. The player scored 48 goals in 35 La Liga appearances last season to win the award. This feat means Ronaldo is the first players to win the prestigious award for a record four times. “What a special moment in my professional life!” He wrote on his Facebok page. “Winning four Golden Boots is a privilege for me and I’ll keep challenging myself because I want to do better every time and I want to keep chasing for more records. “I have to thank everyone in Real Madrid that made this possible and we want to keep winning more titles and more trophies. Thank you everyone.”

Three-time World Cup winner Pele believes Barcelona star Lionel Messi is a better player to Cristiano Ronaldo of Real Madrid. The 74-year old, who has ruled himself out of the FIFA President candidacy, thinks the four-time Ballon d’ Or winner is a better prospect. “It’s very difficult to make a comparison of players of different generations. But in last 10 years Messi was the best. Ronaldo plays forward and tries to score, while Messi plays with a different style,” He told a press conference. “In my team I would love to have both… We have Neymar who also has a good future.”

If the only thing holding you back from becoming the next Cristiano Ronaldo was your smell, then congratulations. You're about to be huge. The Real Madrid forward has launched his first foray into the world of fragrance, a scent entitled 'Cristiano Ronaldo Legacy'.Though the Portugal captain did not specify whether the name means that you ought to be smelled long after you've left the room or that he expects people to have forgotten all of his goals when he eventually retires, leaving this bottle as the only trace of his existence, he did share his enthusiasm at fulfilling a lifelong dream.

"It's a fragrance that leaves a mark, which is why it bears my name, because I'm a person who has left a mark and wants to leave more," Ronaldo declared. "It's something I've wanted to do ever since I was a kid. Having a fragrance with my name is something unique and, when they spoke to me about it, it made me very happy. "It's for everyone who likes Cristiano so that they can have something that's closer to me."

Some of sports biggest stars including Frank Lampard, Jose Mourinho and Cristiano Ronaldo were all given the honour of being included in the new Guinness World Records book and it may comes as a surprise to see Chris Smalling handed two awards. New York City star Lampard was presented with his for the most Premier League teams scored against, after former club Chelsea became victim No 39. Legend Andy Cole previously held the record with 38, but the 37-year-old trumped him after coming off the bench for Manchester City to fire home a trademark strike at the Etihad Stadium. Lampard was delighted to be featured in the book and spoke about being a huge fan. He said: 'I set goals throughout my career to break records and this is one I never imagined to get. I am a big fan of the books and always read the books with my daughters before bed so to feature in it is amazing. 'It was a weird feeling when I scored but it did get me the record so I am also very happy with the goal.'

Jose Mourinho was the man in charge when Lampard broke his record but it's not all bad for the Chelsea boss, after he was awarded with four different awards. The Guinness World Records book team visited the Cobham training ground to present the 52-year-old with his certificates, which included: The most Points in a Premier League season (95), most Champions League's won at different clubs (two), youngest manager to reach 100 Champions League games (49 years 12 days) and most games unbeaten at home in the Premier League (77).  I'm now more focused on winning the next game than on what I've done in the last 10 or 15 years.'

Manchester United defender Smalling also bagged himself two records after scoring the fastest goal in the Premier League by a substitute from kick-off, when he netted against Burnley in just five minutes, nine seconds last season. He scored again to earn himself a second record, for the most goals in the Premier League scored by a substitute in the first half to join the likes of Lampard, Mourinho and Cristiano Ronaldo. Of course you can't forget Real Madrid star Ronaldo, who scored his 27th hat- trick in La Liga - overtaking club legend Alfredo Di Stefano - and is also the most followed athlete and person on both Facebook (over 100 million likes) and Twitter (over 27m followers).

Real Madrid superstar Cristiano Ronaldo has revealed his greatest fear is dying young. The Portugal international is father to a five-year-old son and says that there is nothing more important to him than his family and friends. Consequently, he is keen to live a long and happy life that revolves around those dearest time him – and, of course, football. “My greatest fear is dying young,” the three-time Ballon d’Or winner told Libero. “I don’t want to die young. “I want to die an old man, at 80 or 90 years old. “I try to do normal things with my family, my friends, my son. I try to be as normal as possible. My favourite pastime is playing with my son. “The people around me, they always spur me on. They are a source of good vibes and positive energy and that’s the most important thing for me. “I try to enjoy the moment. I like playing football and I want the fans to enjoy it as much as I do.” Ronaldo is renowned for an intensive fitness regime that has transformed him from a skinny winger into a physically imposing forward, which he believes is down to his strong work ethic. “My goal is to try to always be the best, year in, year out, and training hard to push myself to the max,” he added. “I’ve always tried to do that and in the last eight, nine or 10 years I think it has worked pretty well for me, so I’ll try to go on doing the same.” Ronaldo, who has won the last two Ballon d’Or awards, scored a career-high 61 goals in all competitions last season.

A teenage fan is spending fortunes to look like his idol Cristiano Ronaldo. 17-year-old Shanta, from Odense, Denmark is spending a lot of money to copy everything about his idol. From fashion to hair style the 17-year-old's obsession for the forward has cost him money. Not that he is complaining. "My obsession for Cristiano is enormous," Shanta is quoted to say by UK Mirror. "I've no idea how much I've spent emulating him it's definitely in the thousands though. "The reason I wanted to get a life like him is that he is rich, famous and living the life." Shanta said he began his obsession for the former Manchester United star in 2009, when he just joined Real Madrid.
He has also made trips to Madrid where he has met the Ballon d'Or holder a couple of times.

 "I've met him for a couple of times and I can't explain such a fantastic person he is. "He used his time very good for me where we spoke a lot."I waited every day at Valdebebas [Real Madrid training ground] from 9am to 2pm just to see him. "Now, he knows me it means every time I go to Madrid I can meet him, which I am so proud of. "Wherever, CR7 goes I'm with him. He even knows it himself. "I try to visit him as soon as possible. I'm already planning my next trip which is very soon." Shanta, an aspiring footballer has had a trial with the Real Madrid academy in October 2014 is called Cristiano Ronaldo by her friends.