One last dance for Cristiano

In recent days a series of events have happened in football. So, right now, I am enrolled in the group of people who want Cristiano Ronaldo to return to Real Madrid

- Seeing him in Valdebebas: Although I, since he began to be sad in full celebration of his last Champions League, thought that his time at Real was over (what Don Santiago said about those who were leaving, see Di Stefano himself)... seeing him training at home was something for which I was not prepared

- The post-World Cup mockery: "I wouldn't want to be Cristiano Ronaldo's mind this Monday" said a tweeter, among 1000 tweets of the great blablabla that has started about Messi as GOAT of football. Portugal was eliminated in that way (let's remember Pepe) and Messi has won that way too, after a few years in which Cristiano has played in several leagues signing better years than Lio. How easy everything is forgotten. Another tweeter said "Cristiano came when we needed him the most, now he is the one who needs us"

- The 2023 calendar. Our 2023 calendar only needed to have the Club World Cup in February. Any player is going to have opportunities. Cristiano, signing for 6 months and another optional, after a talk by Carletto explaining what his role would be... he would be a tremendous reinforcement. And also he would be very hungry for titles

One last name: Amir Nasr-Azadani The shame of FIFA and its silences and friendships The shame of football

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