Ronaldo’s Acceptance Speech after Winning FIFA Best Player Award 2016
Cristiano Ronaldo has done it again. He has bagged his fourth FIFA Best Player award, and is the man of the hour, having beaten the top contender, Lionel Messi, having become the first player to win the inaugural “The Best” honour introduced by FIFA this year. We all know that Ronaldo is not a man to shy away in humility from the limelight or being portrayed as a brass person. So, in Ronaldo’s acceptance speech after winning FIFA Best Player award 2016, he reveled in the glory of his first honour of 2017, as his name just got etched in the history as the first to become The Best FIFA Men’s Player of the Year, and he also took a dig, in a very sly manner, at Messi, who was not present at the event.
Ronaldo’s Acceptance Speech after Winning FIFA Best Player Award 2016
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On account of that exertion, and joined with the Champions League achievement, Ronaldo has no questions that 2016 was the best ever year in his expert vocation. Ronaldo feels the way that he is the first-historically speaking champ of the recently stamped The Best Fifa grants makes the acknowledgment that additional piece uncommon. While team trophies may start things out, being perceived for his skills is a noteworthy inspiration for the previous Manchester United forward, who trusts he has carved his name in history on account of another dazzling year.
Referring to Messi’s absence, Ronaldo slyly said, “I’m just very happy. I’m sorry some people from Barcelona aren’t here, but that’s understandable.” This was a reference to the Barcelona players, including nominee Lionel Messi, who chose not to make the trip, being only 48 hours away from a critical last-16 Copa del Rey match against Athletic Bilbao.
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Cristiano Ronaldo talked about standing out forever as one of the greats, in the wake of winning the inaugural The Best Fifa Men’s Player grant. Ronaldo showed signs of improvement of Lionel Messi and Antoine Griezmann in a sparkling service in Zurich on Monday. In the top picks segment of a handful of individuals, Portugal went ahead to win the European Championships, beating France, riding on a brilliantly marshaled defence, and Ronaldo’s amazing leadership.