I'm able to respect those who criticize me: Cristiano Ronaldo
ANI : Washington, Wed Jan 16 2013, 10:32 hrs
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Real Madrid winger Cristiano Ronaldo has said he is able to respect those who criticize him because he knows what they think about him is not correct. The former Manchester United star said all those players who have played alongside him knows what kind of player he is, adding those who don't know him can keep forming opinions as he is not bothered, CNN.com reports. Ronaldo also admitted winning the Champions League is a must for Madrid especially taking into account their poor La Liga form. The Portuguese captain said players at Madrid are under tremendous pressure to deliver trophy because of the huge profile of the Santiago Bernabeu based club.
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