The Portugal international told that Cristiano
Ronaldo has worked hard all season to win both team and individual trophies and
now hopes he will be named the world's top player
Cristiano Ronaldo has his eyes on the
Ballon d'Or award after enjoying collective and individual success with Real
Madrid last season. Ronaldo admitted that at the start of last season he
targeted winning as many trophies as possible for Madrid and himself, but now he has his gaze
firmly set on winning the Ballon d'Or.
After losing out on the award to Barcelona forward Lionel
Messi for the past two years, Ronaldo is hoping he has done enough to be
presented with the honour this year.
"It would be fantastic to win the trophy" Ronaldo told Goal.com.
"It would mean a lot, I've worked all
season for that to win both collective and individual trophies." “My immediate goals are to work to
the fullest with my team in order to fight for all the available championships.
I don’t prioritise one because I want to conquer however many I can, but to do
that we’ll have to fight our hardest and do it with humility," the
Portuguese forward said.
Ronaldo secured his first Ballon d'Or in
2008 after leading Manchester Untied to an impressive double, winning both the
Premier League and the Champions League.
Earlier this week, the 27-year-old was
named the top player in the world in the Goal.com 50.
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