THE REAL MOTIVATION PERSON

There is no doubt that Cristiano Ronaldo is the most adored football player in the world.

The best soccer player in the world is Cristiano Ronaldo, but he is also my hero. Cristiano Ronaldo dos Santos Aveiro isn't just a normal soccer player to me; he is my role model, my inspiration my motivation to never stop trying, never giving up, and doing the best I can.

When I'm playing soccer I always think of one of his quotes that he says, "Your love makes me strong, but your hate makes me unstoppable."

First, Cristiano was born on February 5, 1985. He plays in Real Madrid currently, but before Cristiano also played in Andorinha, Nacional, Sporting CP, Manchester United and for Portugal's international team. He won 4 Ballon d'Or (Golden Ball) awards and 4 Soulier d'Or (Golden shoe) awards.

Cristiano has made 602 goals in his whole career. He grew up on the island of Madeira, at the time the people of Madeira lived on their job wages because most families were very big and when you have big family's money goes away quickly.

When Ronaldo was a kid, he would play soccer with a bottle or a ball made of rags. He wanted to play with anything he could turn into a ball that is where his potential was born.

Ronaldo precarious talent was spotted by his local team FC Andorihna. At the age 10 he was already the best player on his team, his father played a big role in his life by setting him free to pursue his dream.

He managed to become one of the world's finest footballers despite having to overcome numerous obstacles in his life.

Cristiano Ronaldo's ascent to stardom was unaffected by poverty, bullying, a lack of a quality education, and a dangerous heart condition.

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Background- On February 5, 1985, in Funchal, Madeira, Portugal, Cristiano Ronaldo dos Santos Aveiro (Cristiano Ronaldo) was born into a very low-income family.

His life was quite difficult due to the poverty.

A football club's gardener and kit man used to be his father, José, who earned a pitiful wage for both jobs.

He supplied football players with kits and cleaned their locker rooms as part of his duties as the kit man.

Due to José's inability to succeed, he was in poverty.

Cristiano Ronaldo's old comments on his motivations have potentially shed light on his Manchester United future.

On Saturday a report in The Times claimed that Ronaldo had asked United to accept a bid for him should a 'reasonable' offer be received for his services.

United have so far been adamant that Portuguese ace would not be leaving the club this summer.

Ronaldo ended the 2021/22 season as the club's leading goal-scorer, notching 24 goals in all competitions and he seemed to commit himself to staying at the club by backing the appointment of Erik ten Hag.

Back in 2017, Ronaldo spoke about what motivates him as a footballer — and it perhaps points to where his future may lie.

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He said after winning the Ballon D'Or for the fifth time: "I set my own goals. I strive to better myself and I always want to win.

"You have to fight for that, my motivation is still very much intact.

When I wake up, I'm still motivated to get to training and that's the best thing in the world.

Cristiano Ronaldo is a hero for scoring over 700 senior career goals for club and country.

He has been named the best player in Europe five times, and was recently named the world’s best player by FIFA.

Ronaldo has made more than 200 appearances for Portugal and scored at every level of football from youth to international competition.

His achievements have earned him numerous awards, including two Ballons d’Or (the most prestigious individual award in world football) and three Champions League titles with Manchester United FC .