Christiano comment over fans complaints of not talking Mancheste United sack which in Qatar,

Cristiano Ronaldo: "I am not here in Qatar to talk about Manchester united or Messi. Not even about LGBT... I don't have a Club. My country is where I play my football... In terms of LGBT and Rainbow armbands, I have many kids so if I didn't have one you would start asking me about LGBT because you would be suspicious, even my armbands are always clean no different colors, but you asked the wrong man who has kids so we all know how kids are made, aren't we? With all due respect to the LGBT community though. And you ask me about Leo. This one I will answer. He is the best player in the world cup with me. If we were 20 years old we would be on Hattricks not on penalty goals. But here we are over aged still doing things we know and expectations are still high. I have no doubt he will be in the knockout stage of this tournament. He is a guy who doesn't enjoy my failures, so why would I enjoy his? Maybe his fans and mine are. But at a personal and professional level, we love each other. Otherwise, I am here to be asked about Portugal and the World cup trophy, that is what I am here for, nothing else. "

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