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Soccer needs a tremendous amount of athletic capabilities, and skill sets to be a professional player. Although all players train in almost the same way, a few stand out as they dedicate time and effort to excel at the game. A few of those names become worldwide and known in every household. Names like Lionel Messi, Cristiano Ronaldo, Kylian Mbappe, Neymar, and Karim Benzema, along with a few more names, can sum up this golden age of soccer.

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Recently, Cristiano Ronaldo has been going through a rough phase as he witnessed his world cup hope crumble down in front of his eyes in Qatar. That was considered his last world cup as he has been aging. However, in a recent interview, Cristiano Ronaldo has given a glimmer of hope to his fans. He talked about how physically fit he is and how he will continue to play professional soccer.

Ronaldo would not be able to follow Benzema’s training

Karim Benzema is returning from the injuries and yet one of the most shocking statements just came from his trainer. Javier Atalaya claimed that Cristiano Ronaldo would find it hard to follow the routine Karim Benzema is following. Atalaya had worked with Cristiano Ronaldo in his prime when the Portuguese star used to play for the Spanish club.

While giving the update on Benzema’s injury, Atalaya said, “Karim is getting better every day. He is at home, without having anything to do, and he goes down to the gym to train. The Frenchman’s mentality involves improving every day. Even Cristiano could not stand the training that Benzema does.

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This move to compare Cristiano Ronaldo with his former teammate came as Karim Benzema is eying his return. In a recent talk with the press, Ronaldo talked about his urge to play till 40.

Cristiano Ronaldo is 28 years old!

The current series of events diverted fans’ minds toward the time when he claimed his biological was 23. It was in 2018 and Cristiano Ronaldo was making moves for his then-soccer super team, Real Madrid. In an interview, he clapped back on the doubters after an incredible performance.

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While talking about how he was still outperforming almost every other name in soccer, Ronaldo made the boldest statement. Then 33-year-old Ronaldo said, “Right now my biological age is 23.” This slap of a statement on naysayers is enough to present his mindset in the ongoing slump.

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