Cristiano Ronaldo - 20 ''He's Not Human'' Moments

Cristiano Ronaldo exhausted all superlatives during his first spell with Manchester United, while he matured from an inexperienced, young winger in 2003 into officially the best footballer on the planet in 2009.
Cristiano Ronaldo is an inspiration for many fans, some of who have risen through Manchester United's academy and gone on to play with their idol.
When he arrived in 2003 as an 18-year-old prospect, Ronaldo wasn't really known for his goalscoring skills. Rather, he was more famous for his dribbling and flair.
From 2006 onwards Ronaldo rapidly became the goalscorer we know. He was United's top scorer in the last three seasons of his first spell at Old Trafford, winning the Ballon d'Or in 2008 as a result, before moving to Real Madrid in 2009 as the then most-expensive player in football.
Twelce years later, the prodigal son was back home, but returning as a veteran towards the end of his prime. However, despite his age, Ronaldo was again United's top scorer with 24 goals.
Ronaldo's move to Juventus in 2018 came as a shock to many. However, what didn't surprise people was how quickly he replicated his form for Real Madrid in Italy.
While the trophies dried up a little, particularly the Champions League, Ronaldo remained the clinical goalscorer he was previously.
During his second season, Ronaldo became the second-fastest player to reach 50 goals in Serie A, and overtook Rui Costa to become the highest-scoring Portuguese in the history of the competition.
By his third season, Ronaldo had already reached a century of goals and was the top scorer in the league with 29 goals.
While Neymar and Paul Pogba's transfers are associated with changing the transfer dynamics, Ronaldo's £80 million move to Real Madrid in 2009 transformed the sport as a whole.
Ronaldo's time at Madrid brought more attention to La Liga and football overall. For many, it is the golden period of modern football, defined by his rivalry with then-Barcelona ace Lionel Messi.
One does not know where to begin with Ronaldo's achievements during his stint in Spain.
On the trophy front, Ronaldo led Madrid to Champions League success four times, while helping them win two La Liga titles. At an individual level, he won the Ballon d'Or four times, the most by a European player.
With regards to goal scoring, he broke most records while playing for Los Blancos. In particular, the 2015-16 season saw him become the club's all-time top scorer and the highest scorer in the Champions League's history.
What are Ronaldo's special skills?
By swiftly shifting the ball with his dominant foot, he can change direction in an instant, leaving opponents flat-footed. Another move that defines Ronaldo's style is the stepover, where he seamlessly glides the ball with one foot, fooling defenders into thinking he is headed in an opposite direction
What are Ronaldo's tricks?
Ronaldo Chop
How to do it - Whilst running with the ball, jump over it with one leg outstretched. Use this foot to push the ball with your instep when landing. Make sure to keep your other foot out the way as the ball heads in that direction. Change direction sharply to follow the ball.
What is the talent of Ronaldo?
His incredible dribbling abilities, lethal pace, and remarkable goal-scoring instincts made him a standout player in the Portuguese league. In 2003, Ronaldo's life took a significant turn when he caught the eye of English football giants, Manchester United
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bro he is human he's just skilled