What teams has Ronaldo played for?
Cristiano Ronaldo is a professional soccer player who has set records while playing for the Manchester United, Real Madrid and Juventus clubs, as well as the Portuguese national team.
Why did Ronaldo leave Manchester United?
When he left United, he did so because he wanted to join Real Madrid. When he left Madrid, he wanted a new challenge and was unhappy. At Juventus, he left because he wanted to feel loved elsewhere. While Ronaldo knows most United supporters love him, he isn't going to stay at a place where he feels unwanted.
What club does Ronaldo play for?
Ronaldo current club is Manchester United. Cristiano Ronaldo has returned to Manchester United once again. The footballer have joined on a transfer from Italian side Juventus, which will reunite him with his former club. He played for Manchester over six seasons (2003-09) and in that spell, he emerged as one of the best players in the game.
How does Ronaldo fit into this man United team?
Ronaldo has played 135 of his club games as a right winger, but the majority of those were during his younger days at United when he shared attacking duties with Wayne Rooney, Ruud van Nistelrooy and Louis Saha.
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What team is Ronaldo in in FIFA?
Cristiano Ronaldo is playing with the Manchester United team under the English Premier League in FIFA 22. He also plays with the Portugal National Football Team for the International World Cup in FIFA 22.
What club is Ronaldo in FIFA 21?
Piemonte CalcioCristiano Ronaldo - Striker - Piemonte Calcio - FIFA 21 Top 1000 - EA SPORTS Official Site.
What team is Ronaldo on in 2022?
Cristiano Ronaldo wins Premier League Player of the Month for April 2022 | Manchester United.
Why there is no Juventus in FIFA 21?
Juventus actually struck a deal with EA Sports' rivals Konami in 2019 to appear exclusively on their eFootball Pro Evolution Soccer games instead. That deal prohibits EA Sports - or anyone other than Konami, for that matter - from using the Juventus brand, including their official badge and kits.