The Story Can Be Told in Many Ways, with Many Layers
There will be ups and downs, struggles and triumphs. Imagine an entire lifetime.
A Boy Who Wasn't Supposed to Make It
A child, whose birth was once doubted.
A family uncertain about bringing him into the world.
At fifteen, doctors frowned and said,
"This boy? Forget playing football—he might not even be able to run."
A condition called tachycardia threatened his future.
Teachers dismissed him for mischief.
Coaches at the Lisbon academy remarked,
"Teach him the language first, football can wait."
But football was already his language.
He joined Manchester United.
Records fell like dominos.
At Old Trafford, he stopped traffic.
Then he moved to Madrid,
where he reached the peak of his career.
He grew older, his muscles strained,
but he never stopped.
Old Trafford became Bernabéu,
Bernabéu became Turin,
and Turin led him to Al Nassr.
The jerseys changed,
but his legacy remained untouchable.
Through every rise and fall, he kept running.
He defied tachycardia to set a 33.98 km/h sprint record in the World Cup.
They called his future dark,
yet he shined like a star over every continent.
When the curtain finally begins to fall,
the world pauses in awe.
The sound of the crowd, the echo of his triumphs—
everything familiar, yet irreplaceable.
Cristiano Ronaldo,
a traveler across generations,
a merchant of dreams.
Even as time passes,
his golden aura remains untouched.
His story has no end.
Because legends never fade
