Team glory comes first in Rome, insists Ronaldo

CRISTIANO RONALDO does not care about winning Footballer of the Year titles.

Wed, 27 May, 2009 - 01:00

Frank Malley

He claims he does not dream about being feted as the world’s best player or picking up the Ballon D’or as Europe’s top performer, both of which he achieved last season.

All he wants at around 10pm tonight in the Stadio Olimpico is to be able to say he is a Champions League winner for the second year running.

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