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(Madeira, 1985)  Cristiano Ronaldo was born in Funchal, Madeira, Portugal to his mother Maria Dolores dos Santos Aveiro and his father José Dinis Aveiro. He grew up with a brother, Hugo, and two sisters, Elma and Katia. His second name ("Ronaldo") is relatively rare in Portugal. His parents named him after former US president Ronald Reagan because he was his father's favourite actor, and not for political reasons.

Early career
Ronaldo first began kicking a football when he was three, and when he started primary school at age six, his passion for the sport was obvious. His favourite boyhood team was SL Benfica even though he would later join their rival, Sporting CP. He first played for an amateur team, Andorinha, where his father was the kit man, when he was just eight years old. By 1995, at just ten years of age, Cristiano Ronaldo's reputation was growing in Portugal. Madeira's top two teams, CS Marítimo and CD Nacional were both interested in signing him. Marítimo, the bigger team, missed a crucial meeting with Rui Santos manager of Andorinha, and as a result Ronaldo signed for Nacional. After a title-winning campaign at Nacional, Ronaldo went on a three day trial with Sporting Lisbon who subsequently signed him for an undisclosed sum. 

Club information

Current club:

Real Madrid (2009- )

Previous clubs:

Sporting CP (2003-2005), Manchester United (2005-2009)

National team:

Portugal (2003- )

Youth clubs:

CF Andorinha (2001–2003)
CD Nacional
Sporting CP 

Cristiano Ronaldo is a player known for living the good life and for his love of women, jewellery and his metrossexual style. He loves cars and spends a lot of money with expensive clothes. His mansion in Manchester is home for young players.

Evolution
In his first year in England, 7, United showed their qualities in the English Cup Final 2004, FA Cup in Cardiff, where he scored the first of three goals for his team that eventually would make them champions trophy. In his second year on British soil, grow as a footballer Cristiano settled as one of the best young world football, as well as recognize the trophy for best young player in the 2005 FIFPro award chosen by the fans. On October 29, 2005 noted, against Middlesbrough, the 1000th goal for Manchester United in the Premier League. Portuguese team
Cristiano Ronaldo made his debut in the Portugal national football team on August 20, 2003 to Kazakhstan, and represented his selection in the 2004 Athens Olympics. But where it took the step to the forefront of world football was defending Portugal at Euro 2004, where he was claimed by both the press and by the fans when the first games for the coach did not in the starting lineup, ended up being one of the figures of the Portuguese in the tournament, finishing runner-up behind Greece. The next big event of your choice, the World Cup 2006 in Germany, played at a high level, like almost the rest of his selection to complete, which allowed him to pull himself to the fourth position, falling into semi-final against France, and the match for third place against Germany.