Awful!! Cristiano Ronaldo’s display against Las Palmas was his least efficient performance in La Liga

Awful!! Cristiano Ronaldo’s display against Las Palmas was his least efficient performance in La Liga

Real Madrid snuck past Las Palmas on Sunday to keep the weight on second-put Atletico Madrid, yet it was a forgettable night for Los Blancos’ star man. For Cristiano Ronaldo, his effect on the amusement was the least efficient performance in La Liga, and the Portuguese have just ever least efficient performance in La Liga since joining the Spanish goliaths. The three-time Ballon d’Or champ had only 28 touches in the match, the most mysterious he’s been in a Spanish alliance amusement when playing more than 45 minutes.

Cristiano Ronaldo’s display against Las Palmas was his least efficient performance in La Liga

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Being one of the world’s most extraordinary footballers and still well in the chase for Spain’s Golden boot, Ronaldo’s exhibitions have frequently been under investigation, and he’s as of now disappeared allied diversions against Malaga, Granada, Eibar and Rayo Vallecano this term. What’s more, just once, in a 1-0 win over Bayern Munich in April 2014, has the 31-year-old touched the ball less in the wake of playing the greater part of a match. On that event, in transition to a notable tenth Champions League title, Ronaldo touched the ball only 16 times before being substituted in the 73rd moment in Madrid.

efficient performance in La Liga
efficient performance in La Liga

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As per Spanish daily paper, Ronaldo touched the ball 28 times against Las Palmas – his least count in La Liga since landing at the Bernabeu in the mid-year of 2009. The 31-year-old has just recorded fewer touches of the ball on six past events however amid each of those he was just on the pitch for 45 minutes as opposed to the full 90. These details recommend one of two things: either Zinedine Zidane is neglecting to get the best out of the productive Portuguese whiz or Ronaldo is starting to back off. Forty goals in 37 appearances demonstrate that the previous, as opposed to the last mentioned, is closer to reality – yet it’s never-ending clear that something isn’t correct.