Cristiano Ronaldo – Franck Muller Piece Unique

Juventus FC:s living legend Cristiano Ronaldo is seen last week at a festival in Sanremo with his Piece Unique Franck Muller Cintrée Curvex Tourbillon, in white gold set with pavè baguette-cut diamonds.

Price: $1,450,000.00 USD

He was three years old when he started kicking football for the first time, Cristiano Ronaldo, Portugal’s big football profile. His enormous passion for football was discovered early on and already as a ten-year-old he was bought to CD Nacional, one of Madeira’s top teams, after spending a few years in the amateur club Andorinha. As a 14-year-old, Cristiano auditioned for Sporting Lisbon, the giant from the capital. The team’s youth coaches needed three days to be able to conclude that this youngster was hyper-interesting for Portugal’s football future. In his debut for the club, against Moreirense, he delivered two bags. When Ronaldo was only 16 years old, Liverpool opened their eyes to him, but chose not to recruit him due to his mere age, probably a wise decision. Cristiano had to stay two more years in Sporting and develop further. In the summer of 2003, however, the big clubs were able to keep their fingers crossed for longer, Manchester United’s sale of David Beckham to Real Madrid left a gap on the right wing and a jersey number 7 without an owner. For 12.24 British pounds,

18-year-old Cristiano Ronaldo was bought as a replacement, he arrived in Manchester on 12 August. Ronaldo made his debut for Bolton Wanderers as a substitute in the 60th minute, Manchester United then leading 1-0. With a little speed and imagination a la Cristiano Ronaldo, United managed to score 3 more goals, and won the match 4-0.

Taking over jersey number 7, which has been worn by players like George Best, Bryan Robson, Eric Cantona, and mentioned Beckham, is very honorable, and expectations are of course sky high. Cristiano Ronaldo has performed better for each past season, and especially during the 2006-07 season when Manchester United took home the league title. Today, he is ranked as perhaps the world’s foremost football talent. In August 2003, the same month he arrived at Manchester United, Cristiano Ronaldo made his national team debut, against Kazakhstan.

During the European Championships in 2004 at home, he broke through properly for his Portugal, he scored two goals, and played excellent football. Two years later in the 2006 World Cup, most people remember Ronaldo, especially in England, as the one who provoked his club mate, Wayne Rooney, and expelled him. The death threats took turns when Cristiano returned to his home in Manchester and he was on the verge of leaving the club.

Photo: Cristiano Ronaldo Instagram