Ronaldo Nazario has said he would love to see one of Pep Guardiola, Carlo Ancelotti or Jose Mourinho become the next manager of Brazil. The South American nation were knocked out of the 2022 World Cup ...

Cristiano Ronaldo compared the success of Lionel Messi with Argentina at the FIFA World Cup to what it would mean if Portugal ...

Lionel Messi starred in Argentina’s 2022 World Cup win, claiming his second Golden Ball of the tournament , while Ronaldo’s Portugal exited in the quarters.

Ronaldo believes that Carlo Ancelotti becoming Brazil’s head coach is a unique combination in football, bringing together the best manager in the world with the most successful national team in ...

Cristiano Ronaldo is arguably the best player in the world and is often compared to Lionel Messi. But, who is the real GOAT?

SAO PAULO (AP) — Brazil great Ronaldo Nazário has ended his bid for the presidency of his country's soccer confederation. The two-time World Cup winner turned businessman said Wednesday he lacked ...

Whether Neymar will be involved at next year's World Cup is still up for debate, but Ronaldo believes Carlo Ancelotti needs him there. Brazil legend Ronaldo believes Carlo Ancelotti must take Neymar ...

ULSAN, South Korea -- Ronaldo would love to talk about soccer, just soccer. But the questions nearly always are about something else. "Everything that's written or said about me is about the injury," ...

Soccer fans often find themselves embroiled in debate over which modern star—Lionel Messi or Cristiano Ronaldo—is the GOAT, or “greatest of all time.” For Kaká, a former star midfielder for Brazil as ...

YOKOHAMA, Japan, June 28 -- Luiz Nazario de Lima has displayed so much brilliance in his career, yet been dogged by so much disappointment, that it is hard to believe he is only 25. Revered worldwide ...

Mia Khalifa has once again converted social media into her own stadium, this time as a tribute to the great Brazilian football icon Ronaldo Nazário. Posting on X (formerly Twitter),… The post Mia ...

RIO DE JANEIRO -- Once, the pecking order in this sprawling country of soccer was roughly this: God first, Pele second, Ronaldo third. The first two remain solidly secure in their positions -- but ...