Portugal celebrity Cristiano Ronaldo and data stroll hand-in-hand. And in a contemporary, the Manchester United ahead has grow to be the primary particular person to have 500 million followers on Instagram. Ronaldo, now virtually has the double variety of followers than former India captain Virat Kohli. Argentine celebrity Lionel Messi is on the second spot within the record of most followers as he has 3.76 million on Instagram.

Ronaldo additionally has greater than 105 million followers on Twitter.

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Television persona Kylie Jenner is on the third spot with 3.46 million followers whereas Selena Gomez and Dwayne The Rock Johnson are on the fourth and fifth spot.

Virat Kohli is on the seventh spot within the record with 2.03 million followers.

On Saturday, Ronaldo and Lionel Messi posed collectively on a chessboard, and the image instantly went viral.

Ronaldo’s Twitter put up about the identical has garnered greater than 1.6 million likes.

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Ronaldo mentioned Monday that his row with Manchester United wouldn’t have an hostile impact on the Portugal workforce on the World Cup in Qatar. Reduced to a peripheral position at United this season, the celebrity final week lashed out at his membership and United coach Erik ten Hag in a TV interview.

“I have no doubt that this recent episode, that interview, and other episodes with other players that happen sometimes, can sometimes shake the player but won’t shake the team,” Ronaldo mentioned at a press convention on the Portugal camp.

Ronaldo was suspended for the Premier League membership’s 1-1 draw at Chelsea after refusing to return on as an alternative in opposition to Tottenham final month.

The 37-year-old claimed in the course of the interview with British journalist Piers Morgan that he felt “provoked” into that response by Ten Hag.

With AFP inputs

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