Luis Figo, the former Portugal captain and recipient of the 2000 Ballon d’Or, has bestowed Cristiano Ronaldo with the nickname “animal” in admiration of his unparalleled levels of competitiveness.
The trajectory of Ronaldo’s rise from a promising talent in Madeira to a global football icon is marked by unwavering dedication and unparalleled dominance on the field.
A standout on the pitch, he epitomizes commitment, resilience, and unmatched mastery in perhaps the world’s most beloved sport.
As per Vocal, his relentless work ethic, combined with an insatiable drive for self-improvement, led to a remarkable evolution in his game, cementing his position as one of the greatest footballers of all time.
According to Figo, CR7 remains the most competitive footballer he has ever encountered in his lifetime. Despite being 39 years old, the former Manchester United, Real Madrid, and Juventus star continues to surpass expectations.
Why was Ronaldo called an animal?
According to Sports Brief Figo’s praise for his former Portugal teammate brims with admiration, as he labels him an ‘animal’ for his relentless pursuit of excellence.
resently, honing his craft in the Saudi Pro League with Al-Nassr, the five-time Ballon d’Or recipient maintains an unyielding quest for perfection. Motivated by an unquenchable thirst for success, he persists in his pursuit of greatness, even after achieving extraordinary feats.
His ability to maintain peak physical form and an unwavering desire for scoring goals well into his late thirties demonstrates a commitment and dedication that surpasses ordinary limits.
Ronaldo is past his prime
In a recent article from Sports Buddy, another Cristiano Ronaldo’s countryman gives a shocking remark about the Portuguese legend claiming his best days are way behind him.
