Despite being 32-years-old next month, Cristiano Ronaldo is still undoubtedly one of the top footballers on the planet.
The Real Madrid forward has netted 12 goals in 14 La Liga games this season and 18 in 23 overall, but instead of being worshipped in the Santiago Bernabeu, things have begun to change.
One would think that the Portuguese talisman can do no wrong in the Spanish capital. After leading the club to a La Liga title and two Champions League successes during his tenure, CR7 has stood directly in the face of Lionel Messi - arguably the best player in the world - and Barcelona - arguably one of the greatest sides in history under Pep Guardiola.
To achieve what he has with Los Blancos, against such a formidable foe, and alongside the Diego Simeone-inspired rise of Atletico Madrid, should not be underestimated one bit.
Ronaldo has an astounding 505 career goals in 659 games and 382 in 371 Real Madrid games.
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