Aaron Ramsey greets Cristiano Ronaldo as he reveals his dedication to the top of his game
‘He’s the first in the gym, he’s going through his whole routine, he’s an exceptional athlete’: Juventus’ Aaron Ramsey greets teammate Cristiano Ronaldo as he reveals the Portuguese’s dedication to the top
- Aaron Ramsey joined Cristiano Ronaldo with Juventus from Arsenal last summer
- The Welshman has been impressed by Ronaldo’s dedication since joining
- Ramsey talked about his teammate’s commitment to keep himself at the top
Aaron Ramsey has praised his ‘incredible’ Juventus teammate Cristiano Ronaldo for his dedication to making sure he stays at the top of his game.
The Portuguese superstar has had a sensational career so far and has become one of the best in the history of the sport.
Ramsey has seen first hand since arriving in Turin last summer how hard Ronaldo works and has praised his 35-year-old teammate for his dedication to training.
Aaron Ramsey has praised teammate Cristiano Ronaldo for his commitment to being the best
The Welshman joined Ronaldo in Juventus last summer, after 11 years with Arsenal
“He’s an exceptional athlete,” the Welshman told singer Niall Horan during a chat on Instagram Live.
He said, “He’s the first in the gym, he goes through his whole routine first and then he goes out on the fields.
“He’s a winner, wants to win every game, every game on the small side, whatever it is, he’ll practice his free kicks there and things like that and shoot.
“You don’t have to tell me how good or driven he is, he’s incredible, he’s one of the greatest in the game’s history.”
Since breaking into the game, Ronaldo has won Major League titles five times for Manchester United, Real Madrid and Juventus, the Champions League and five times for the Ballon D’or.
Before the outbreak of COVID-19, Ronaldo enjoyed another great season with 25 goals in 32 games.
While football is currently on hold, the Portuguese international has regularly updated its 211 million Instagram followers on its recent activities.
He uploaded a video earlier this week in which he and his girlfriend were exercising at home while relaxing in Madeira.
During the forced interruption of football, Ronaldo has also invited fans to try out the core crusher challenge after sharing a clip of his incredible 142 reruns in just 45 seconds.
Ronaldo caused a stir after being photographed with his son at the national stadium of Madeira
Photos also showed him working on his football skills at Madeira’s national stadium, home of club CD Nacional, in Funchal on the Portuguese island.
The footage sparked controversy, prompting government officials to be questioned about why Ronaldo trained at the stadium.
At a news conference, Madeiran health chief Pedro Ramos said Ronaldo’s exercise did not exceed exclusion rules.
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