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Portugal and Juventus star Cristiano Ronaldo is often referred to as the 'Greatest of All Time' and there is nothing the man cannot achieve while playing football. Apart from his skills on the field, the striker also enjoys a huge fan following on social media and he recently recorded 200 million followers on Instagram. In his career, Ronaldo has won three Premier League titles, two La Liga titles, one Serie A, five Champions League. As Ronaldo turns 35, let’s a look at the football superstar’s career so far and all possible records he can break this year.

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Santiago Solari was virtually unknown outside of Spain and few saw him as a front-runner for the Madrid job, but he has always been well-regarded within the club. The 42-year-old Solari is a former Argentina international who played for Real Madrid in the early 2000s. He had previously coached Madrid's "B'' team

'I want to thank the club (Real Madrid) for the opportunity it gave me and the players for their effort. I wish the team the best for the rest of the season,' Julen Lopetegui said

'My son, Cristiano Jr, is too young to understand it. I feel the worst for my mother and sisters. They’re stunned by it all but, at the same time, very angry. This is the first time that I’ve seen them in this state,' the star footballer said

Hat-trick hero Luis Suarez said, 'We are very proud to have the best player in the world (Lionel Messi) on our team,' and added, 'we showed that we are a great team and that we have a great coach'

All eyes will be on Cristiano Ronaldo when he returns to Old Trafford looking to score for the third straight match against his former club - this time for Juventus

Cristiano Ronaldo failed to score in Juventus' 2-1 win at Parma extending his goal-less start with his new club to three matches.