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The fan Yihi compared the requirements that, according to him, Karim Benzema and Kane had to meet to win the BDO: he claimed that Benzema needed to win the league and the Champions League with a performance on par with CR7, while Kane would have to score 80 goals against Augsburg and Cologne. #Benzema #BalónDeOro #Kane (translated)

Loguito Fcb wrote that everyone could prefer goals scored close to the area, which he disparaged, to Cristiano Ronaldo, but he preferred what was shown in the attached video. He concluded by expressing his support for football and Messi. https://t.co/6ze0gagWl2 #Football #Messi #CR7 (translated)

José Luis Sánchez argued that considering it possible for Real Madrid to win titles in Spain in 2026 was "a chimera." He said that the problem went beyond the absences of Kroos, Modric, and CR7, who, according to him, had barely won leagues. He also questioned who would bell the cat and stated that the moment would come. #RealMadrid #Fútbol #Deportes (translated)

Actu Foot reported that Thierno Barry identified more with Cristiano Ronaldo than with Lionel Messi. The player had said he felt close to Ronaldo’s work ethic, while also emphasizing that Ronaldo had talent. He added that hard work was not always enough, mentioning people who had worked a lot without succeeding. Actu Foot indicated that the statements came from YouTube (justriadh). #CristianoRonaldo #Football #Talent (translated)

Instant Foot stated that the FPF had opened an emergency disciplinary procedure against Cristiano Ronaldo and had suspended him preventively after his departure from the Portugal camp before the match against Denmark. The author specified that the final sanction remained to be determined and that, according to the regulations, Ronaldo risked a suspension of one to six months with the national team. #CristianoRonaldo #Portugal #Football (translated)

Invictos stated that Cristiano Ronaldo dos Santos Aveiro had scored in his return with Al Nassr and that he had already accumulated 980 official goals in his professional career. They also described him as the highest scorer in history. https://t.co/L97fqqIBlO #CristianoRonaldo #Fútbol #AlNassr (translated)

The article discusses the return of the Primeira Liga football, highlighting the big match between SC Braga and Sporting and the implications of the delay in the players' rhythm after the international break, as well as the controversy involving CR7 and JJ. #PrimeiraLiga #Sporting #SCBraga (translated)

Actu Foot reported Bertrand Latour's comments on Cristiano Ronaldo, broadcasted by Canal+ Foot. Latour had stated that the player did not match his vision of football, while saying that one could not blame him for being himself. https://t.co/OELo3TfnnX #Football #Ronaldo #Sport (translated)

Actu Foot reported Jérôme Rothen's comments on Cristiano Ronaldo's communication. Rothen deemed it "pathetic" and believed it tarnished the player's image today, even if the "Ronaldo phenomenon" would remain memorable after his career. He also described his attitude as a whim and stated that if he were Jorge Jesus, he would no longer call him up. #Ronaldo #CristianoRonaldo #football (translated)

Invictos wrote that Cristiano Ronaldo posted a message on Lionel Messi's official account a few hours after the Argentine's farewell from the national team. According to the outlet, Ronaldo highlighted the years Messi had defended his country and expressed respect for his achievements with Argentina, in addition to sending him a hug. Invictos described the gesture as a recognition between two icons and legends, and rated both as some of the best footballers of all time. It also praised Ronaldo's class and greatness. #Messi #Ronaldo #Fútbol (translated)

Yihi asked if Iker Casillas also had a bad ending with Cristiano Ronaldo and pointed to a video as a reference. Additionally, he accused him of hating the one he considered the best player in his history and the best president. https://t.co/qvV9bPUe1N #fútbol #CR7 #Casillas (translated)

Actu Foot reported, citing L’Équipe, that several Portuguese and Spanish media outlets had commented on the Cristiano Ronaldo affair. O Jogo had presented the player as taking aim at Jorge Jesus, while A Bola wrote that he wanted to return while blaming the coach. Jornal de Notícias had mocked his apologies and criticisms of Jesus. L’Expresso had, according to Actu Foot, highlighted a financial issue worth several million for the federation. In Spain, Marca believed that Ronaldo's statements had reignited the debate. Radio Marca journalist Antonio Sanz claimed that the player's ego was growing and that he had left all his clubs on bad terms. The AS podcast Minuto 116 questioned a possible division of the country. Manu Carreño, presenter of Cadena SER, had renamed Ronaldo "C'EGO7". #CristianoRonaldo #JorgeJesus #FootballNews (translated)

Fabrizio Biasin wrote that for years there had been discussions about who was greater between Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo, while that day the debate was about Messi's farewell to the national team and Ronaldo's statements. Biasin added that the gap between the two had never seemed so wide to him as it did on October 6, 2026. https://t.co/wcwLLHH8J1 #Messi #CR7 #calcio (translated)

Romain Molina wrote that Cristiano Ronaldo's statement largely reiterated what he had explained a few days earlier in a video. He indicated that a document validated by Ronaldo had been sent to Jorge Jesus, so that he would acknowledge in a press conference that he was wrong to warm up a player of the caliber of Pelé or Maradona without bringing him in, and that he would act differently today. Molina added that the Portuguese federation had also exerted pressure in this regard, given the economic interests associated with the player. #Ronaldo #Football #Sport (translated)