Cristiano Ronaldo Says Donald Trump Can Change the World

Portuguese professional football player, Cristiano Ronaldo, has praised United States President Donald Trump, describing him as “one of the guys that can help to change the world.”

Naija News reports that the 39-year-old superstar made the remarks during a recent interview with British journalist Piers Morgan, where he opened up about life, football, and global politics, a rare topic for the Al-Nassr forward, who typically avoids political discussions.

Ronaldo’s comments have sparked mixed reactions across social media, given his global influence and the polarising nature of Trump’s leadership.

“Donald Trump is one of the guys that can help to change the world,” Ronaldo told Piers Morgan during the widely watched interview.

The statement has been well-received by Trump supporters but has drawn criticism from others who view the former U.S. president’s policies as divisive.

The five-time Ballon d’Or winner has long maintained a neutral stance on political matters throughout his career, making his latest remarks particularly striking.

With over one billion followers across his social media platforms, Ronaldo remains one of the most influential athletes in history.

Beyond football, he has become a global brand, inspiring millions through his achievements, discipline, and longevity.

Ronaldo, who is also football’s first-ever billionaire, has built a legacy that transcends sport. As he continues his career in Saudi Arabia with Al-Nassr, his voice carries weight far beyond the pitch.
Trump’s Second Term and Global Reactions

Naija News reports that Trump, who returned to power earlier this year for a second term as the 47th President of the United States, has rolled out a series of bold policies aimed at reshaping America’s global image.

Ronaldo’s endorsement, though brief, adds a surprising celebrity dimension to the ongoing political discourse surrounding Trump’s leadership style and international relations.

In some quarters, it is believed that the footballer’s statement could further cement Trump’s image among his global supporters, particularly within sports and entertainment circles.

However, Ronaldo’s focus remains on football. The Portuguese forward, currently starring for Al-Nassr in the Saudi Pro League, continues to perform at an elite level.

His club sits near the top of the league table, and Ronaldo is eyeing his first Saudi Pro League title since joining the Middle Eastern club.

The veteran striker, who has scored over 950 career goals, is also preparing for what could be his final World Cup appearance next year in the United States, a symbolic return as he nears the end of his illustrious career.

Ronaldo and Al-Nassr are set to face an Indian side in the AFC Champions League tier two in their next outing.

The match presents yet another opportunity for the Portuguese star to add to his remarkable goal tally and inspire his club to continental glory.