For years, the figure of Cristiano Ronaldo did not fascinate me at all. I saw him as the villain of the movie. Yes, a great goalscorer, but I saw him as arrogant, overbearing, without values. Over the years his figure has fascinated me more, not out of admiration. Nowadays he makes me suffer. Behind the walls of the fortress he has built, Ronaldo lives surrounded by luxury. But something makes me think that deep down he is not happy. Those of us who are not millionaires often tend to think that money brings happiness, but we are old enough to understand that this is not the case. There are many millionaires who have planes, estates, and cars of all kinds and keep chasing who knows what.

Cristiano Ronaldo remains obsessed with always being right. The veteran Portuguese forward published a statement yesterday in which he directly attacks coach Jorge Jesus, whom he accuses of having "broken his word" for not playing him in the match against Norway played in Oslo after he had warmed up for half an hour. Ronaldo left the Portuguese training camp after the argument he had with Jorge Jesus and was no longer on the bench for the match played against the Scandinavians on Portuguese soil. Without him, the national team has continued to win its matches, while the Portuguese press wonders if the retirement of the 41-year-old footballer is not already approaching.