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Cristiano Ronaldo blasts France Football’s managing editor – Sport

Cristiano Ronaldo left harsh criticisms of Pascal Ferré, editor in chief of ‘France Football’ – the publication responsible for awarding the Golden Ball -, who recently he stated that CR7 had confessed to him that his goal was to finish his career with more awards from this genre than Messi. In a publication on Facebook, the Portuguese international spoke of the journalist’s “inadmissible” attitude.

“Pascal Ferré lied, he used my name to promote himself and to promote the publication he works for. It is unacceptable that the person responsible for awarding such a prestigious prize could lie in this way, in absolute disrespect for someone who has always respected France Football and the Golden Ball. And he lied again today by justifying my absence from the Gala with an alleged quarantine that has no reason to exist”, said the Manchester United player, leaving a guarantee:

“I always congratulate those who win, within the sportsmanship and fair play that have guided my career since the beginning, and I do it because I’m never against anyone. I always win for myself and the clubs I represent, I win for myself and for those who love me. I won’t win against anyone”, stressed CR7, implying that he won’t be the winner of this edition of the Golden Ball.

Ronaldo’s publication in full:

“Today’s outcome explains why Pascal Ferré’s statements last week, when he said that I confided in him that my only ambition was to finish my career with more Golden Balls than Lionel Messi.

Pascal Ferré lied, he used my name to promote himself and to promote the publication he works for. It is unacceptable that the person responsible for awarding such a prestigious prize could lie in this way, in absolute disrespect for someone who has always respected France Football and the Ballon d’Or. And he lied again today, justifying my absence from the Gala with an alleged quarantine that has no reason to exist.

I always want to congratulate those who win, within the sportsmanship and fair-play that have guided my career since the beginning, and I do it because I’m never against anyone. I always win for myself and for the clubs I represent, I win for myself and for those who love me. I don’t win against anyone.

The biggest ambition of my career is to win national and international titles for the clubs I represent and for the national team in my country. The biggest ambition of my career is to be a good example for all those who are or want to be professional footballers. The biggest ambition of my career is to leave my name written in golden letters in the history of world football.

I will end by saying that my focus is already on Manchester United’s next game and on everything that, together with my team-mates and our fans, we can still achieve this season. The rest? The rest is just the rest…”

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