Khabib Nurmagomedov discloses Cristiano Ronaldo's greatest fear in life and it is stunning
- Cristiano Ronaldo is a Portuguese footballer currently playing for Juventus
- The former Real Madrid star is thinking his eldest son may not succeed him in football
- This is according to UFC star Khabib Nurmagomedov who explained
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Khabib Nurmagomedov has disclosed that Cristiano Ronaldo's greatest fear is on whether his first son would be able to succeed him in football when he grows up.
Cristiano Ronaldo is no doubt one of the best footballers on earth considering his achievements in the round leather game ever since he started his football career in Portugal.
Every professional who has a son would love to see his own flesh take over from him when he quit the game of soccer and Ronaldo is also in the same position.
But according to the Russian UFC star, he explained that Cristiano Ronaldo is having the feelings that his son may not have the same hunger he had when he was young.
According to the report on Daily Mail, Khabib Nurmagomedov stated clearly that he talks with Cristiano Ronaldo almost everyday.
''We talk many times, almost every day, but when we met we had a conversation about where we got our motivation from.
''He told me that he wants his son to be his successor. When Cristiano was a kid, he could only dream of having a simple pair of boots.
''But his son has everything. He fears that his son will not feel the same hunger, the same will.''
Earlier, Legit.ng had reported how Dolores Aveiro who is the mother of Portugal international Cristiano Ronaldo explained that she feared losing her life last year when she suffered a stroke and was rushed to the hospital.
The heartbreaking incident happened on March 3 throwing Cristiano Ronaldo and his other family members into serious tension.
In fact, the five-time Ballon d'Or winner had to travel to to his country where he spent days with his mother in the hospital.
Luckily for Cristiano Ronaldo and his family, his mother was discharged from the hospital after three weeks on the bed and the doctors continued their treatments at home.
Ibitoye Shittu is an award winning Sports Journalist with more than 10 years experience in News-writing, reporting and Public Relation. He is an HND and B.SC holder of Mass Communication and can be reached on Twitter @Ibishittu
Source: Legit.ng