Cristiano Ronaldo against "France Football".
The Manchester United star published a particularly scathing post tonight (Tuesday) against the organizers of the prestigious ceremony, who claimed that the Portuguese told them his most important goal in his career, is to finish with more gold balls than Leo Messi.
In the scathing post, the Portuguese phenomenon wrote: "Reporter Pascal Pera claimed I told him I wanted to finish his career with more gold balls than Messi. This is a game. He lied, he just used my name to promote himself and the newspaper he works for.
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"It is not acceptable for the person responsible for awarding this prestigious award to lie before everyone else. It is a huge disrespect to someone who has always honored 'France Football' and the Golden Ball."
"Cow lied again when he said the reason I did not come to the ceremony was because of isolation when I had to go through, which is very wrong. I always congratulate those who win the title in the name of the sportiness and fair play that defined my career and I do it because I am not against anyone. I "I always win for myself and for the clubs I represent. I win for myself and for those I love."
"My biggest goal is to win titles along with the team and teams I represent. My biggest goal is to be a good example to anyone who wants to be a professional footballer. My biggest ambition is to leave my name in gold letters in the history of football."
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