Cristiano Ronaldo snubs Bernabeu and Old Trafford when naming the stadium he ‘enjoyed scoring at most’

After being asked to select the football stadium where he most enjoys scoring, Cristiano Ronaldo chose not to play at either the Bernabeu or Old Trafford.

In terms of his professional aspirations, Ronaldo, who is now 40 years old, is still working for Al Nassr in Saudi Arabia and is rapidly approaching the milestone of one thousand goals.

CR7 has had glittering stints at Manchester United, Real Madrid, and Juventus, all of which have come and gone by now. Prior to making the move to the Far East, he scored goal after goal for all three of his former club sides.

On the other hand, Ronaldo made the decision to not select any of his previous teams when he was asked to select his preferred stadium to score in.

As a result of the high-profile confrontations that Ronaldo had with Barcelona while playing for Real Madrid in Spain, it is possible that the stadium that Ronaldo has selected is not surprising.

“I was in the lead. According to Forbes, the former Manchester United player stated, “They whistled at me, but I didn’t care about the insults; all I thought about was scoring and silencing those people.”

“I liked scoring goals more at the Camp Nou than at the Bernabeu.”

During the very same interview, Ronaldo admitted that Barcelona did make an attempt to sign him while he was still playing for Sporting Lisbon.

“It was a phase that was in Sporting and I was able to play for several clubs, one of them was Barca,” he explained to reporters.

I was approached by a person who wanted to hire me and spoke to me there. Still, it did not take place.

“Barca was able to recruit me as a player. Perhaps they had the intention of taking me the following year, but Manchester United happened to take me at that very moment.

“That’s how fate is.”

The Catalan club was able to achieve a period of domestic dominance in La Liga, during which Ronaldo played against Barcelona on 34 separate occasions, but he only managed to win 10 of those matches.

The first time he ever scored at the Nou Camp was in April of 2012, when Real Madrid defeated Barcelona by a score of 2-1. His overall record at the stadium is 14 goals in 13 matches, including the one he scored for Juventus in his most recent appearance at the ground.

There were a total of fourteen goals that he scored at the prestigious home ground of Barcelona, and it was obvious that he took great pleasure in celebrating each and every strike along the way.

We are unable to say that we blame him either…