Klopp's taunt to Cristiano Ronaldo if Messi is World Cup winner

We come to the conclusion of this story called the World Cup. Argentina and France will dispute the champion of the 2022 World Cup, in a match that will have an impact on a national level and also indirectly around the world. In the rest of the world there is Cristiano Ronaldo, the eternal sporting rival of Lionel Messi, who at least led the Argentines to two world finals.

Ronaldo is alone and sad. With no official team, the 37-year-old is looking to join any team that still has faith in his talent. At some point it was rumoured that Liverpool could open the door to the former Real Madrid striker, but that possibility is fading away as the days go by. The striker has been spotted training in Valdebebas, Spain, in recent days.

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Jürgen Klopp could not bear the laughter that the last living legend of Manchester United will remain in the shadow of Lionel Messi, who at least has placed his national team in the big game, and not Ronaldo who in his five appearances the most that the Portuguese national team achieved with him, was to fight for third place in the 2006 World Cup in Germany, in the retirement of Luis Figo.

Ronaldo could not cope with the media pressure that would have him in the shadow of Messi, who could round off in style the last two international tournaments he has had with Argentina; first by winning the Copa America in 2021 and now the possibility of lifting the World Cup in Qatar 2022. This result would lead a section of Red's fans to mock Ronaldo's depressing end to his career.

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Ronaldo's situation is complicated, as with his age and at the end of his career, any top team in the world would not take him into account, and even more knowing that he has a high salary that is not relative to his age. For now Cristiano Ronaldo and the rest of the world will watch on television what could happen this weekend at the stadium in Lusail, Qatar.