The Football Reporters, Mark Ogden and Rob Dawson, discuss Cristiano Ronaldo's second spell at Manchester United and explain why it ended acrimoniously.

Cristiano Ronaldo is still playing professional football after turning 40, but he has some way to go to match the world record in that regard.

Never lacking in confidence, Cristiano Ronaldo chose himself this week during a discussion about the greatest soccer player of all time. As part of

Cristiano Ronaldo scored 145 goals in 346 games across two contrasting spells at Manchester United, but it began with a strike against Portsmouth in November 2003.

Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi have been at the center of soccer's GOAT debate for nearly two decades. Between them, they have 1,773 goals, nine Champions League titles and 13 Ballon d'Or awards.

Real Madrid icon Cristiano Ronaldo has revealed that, had things played out a little differently, he could well have found himself lining out for Los Blancos’ most bitter rivals.Frontman Ronaldo

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.

Cristiano Ronaldo interviewed Edu Aguirre from El Chiringuito, discussing many soccer topics. The Portuguese player highlighted, among other things, who he believes is the greatest soccer player in history.