C羅：從沒忘記曼聯；想成為世界上最快樂的人

曼聯名宿費迪南德日前對曾為紅魔效力的皇馬球星 C 羅進行了一次專訪。藉此機會，費迪南德還領教了7歲的迷你羅的球技。迷你羅似乎繼承了父親的絕學，他的點球洞穿了費迪南德把守的球門。

訪談正式開始，C羅首先談到了他轉會皇馬後在8萬名球迷前的首次亮相：「當我在馬德里落地，我就感覺到了這種氣氛。我還以為那天有比賽，因為有那麼多人，

「所有這些人來這裡只為了看我，這對我來說真的很驚訝，這是難以置信的一天。

「我非常驕傲，你知道我心裡是怎麼想的，西班牙的人民為足球而生活，他們熱愛足球，那對我來說是很棒的一天。

「我只是想，我想去那裡展示我的水平，展示我是一名不同的球員，這就是我做的。

「我來這裡，經歷了一個無與倫比的賽季，每個賽季我都有進步，這是段非常棒的經歷，但我從沒忘記紅魔。」

在卡靈頓訓練完之後你會做什麼？

「我學著變得更強，去到世界上最棒的球員周圍。如果你具備兩種東西——天賦和努力——你就能成為一名頂級球員。我認為我已經是這樣的角色了。」

在足球場上最偉大的成就？

「場上最重要的總是贏得獎盃，因為我們努力了10到11個月。如果你什麼都沒拿，那就是顆粒無收，你知道嗎？我想贏得獎盃——團隊的和個人的——因為我為之非常努力。」

場下呢？

「那就是擁有我的家庭、朋友，我想成為世界上最快樂的人。」

十年後想去哪？

「十年後拿金球是很難了，可能像你一樣去打拳擊呢？」當費迪南德建議C羅可以去打超中量級比賽時，C羅說：「不不不，我不想打。」

CRISTIANO RONALDO'S SON SHOWS HE'S LEARNING FREE-KICKS FAST AS REAL MADRID STAR REVEALS INCREDIBLE BOOT COLLECTION IN INTERVIEW WITH FORMER MANCHESTER UNITED-TEAM-MATE RIO FERDINANDA

Cristiano Ronaldo's son has proved he's a chip off the old block after showing off his free-kick taking ability during a kickabout with Rio Ferdinand.

Cristiano Jnr joined his dad and former Manchester United defender Ferdinand in the garden of the Real Madrid man's home - and was immediately the star of the show.

The seven-year-old, who is a budding footballer, appears to have inherited some of Ronaldo's famed technique judging by Nike's behind-the-scenes video.

During an interview between Ronaldo and Ferdinand, Cristiano Jnr shows off his shooting skills and even beats the ex-West Ham centre back with a powerful effort.

He also cracks the bar of the mini goal in Ronaldo's back garden before showing off some tricks and flicks and doing press-ups alongside former England stopper Ferdinand.

Speaking to Ferdinand, the man he played alongside for six years at Old Trafford, Ronaldo admitted he'll never forget his time at United after showing off the footwear which helped make him a world superstar at Real.

The four-time Ballon d'Or winner moved to the Bernabeu in a then-world record £80million transfer in the summer of 2009 and has gone on to establish himself as the world's best alongside Barcelona superstar Lionel Messi .

And during an intimate interview at his home in Madrid, Ronaldo revealed the incredible collection of Nike footwear he has worn on his way to the top of the game.

Asked about the day he was unveiled in front of 80,000 screaming fans, Ronaldo said: 'When I land here in Madrid I start to feel the atmosphere. I thought it was a game in that day because (there were so) many people.

'All these people are coming here just to see me. It was a great surprise for me. It was an unbelievable day.

'I was so proud and you know I feel inside that the people here in Spain live for football. They love it. It was a great day for me.

'I just thought in my mind "I want to go there to show my level, to show that I'm a different player" and this is what I did.

'I arrive, I did a fantastic season. I improve every season. It was a great experience but I never forget the Red Devils.'

Ronaldo had already won one Ballon d'Or by the time he departed for Spain, but it was his incredible transformation from scrawny teenager to world-beater which really caught the eye in Manchester.

Asked by Ferdinand what he would do after training at Carrington, Ronaldo replied: 'I learn to be better and better. To be around the best players in the world.

'If you make the two things - talent with working hard - you can be a huge player. I think I'm in that role.'

Ronaldo has added two La Liga titles, three Champions League trophies and a host of personal accolades to his collection since leaving the Premier League, and he admits that winning silverware remains his No 1 goal.

Asked about his greatest achievement in football, the Portuguese said: 'Inside the pitch the most important is always to win trophies because we work 10, 11 months.

'If you don't win nothing it's empty, you know? I like to win trophies - collective and individual - because I work hard for that.'

And off the pitch?

'It's to have the family that I have, the friends that I have and to try to be the most happy person in the world,' Ronaldo admits.

Ferdinand hung up his boots in 2015 after almost 20 years playing for West Ham, Leeds, United and QPR, but will be returning to professional sport when he takes on Betfair's 'Defender to Contender' boxing challenge over the coming year.

Asked where he'd like to be in 10 years, Ronaldo joked: 'In 10 years it will be tough (to win the Ballon d'Or). Maybe to do boxing like you?'

But after Ferdinand suggested he could fight at super-middleweight, the Portugal international admitted: 'Nah, nah, nah. I don't want that.'

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