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Manchester United manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer called Cristiano Ronaldo the best goal scorer alive and compared him to basketball legend Michael Jordan after watching him score a stoppage-time equaliser to earn a point away at Atalanta in the Champions League. United remain in control of their Champions League group after a draw in Bergamo on Tuesday, secured thanks to Ronaldo's eighth and ninth goals of the season. Get instant access. His second of the night -- a crisp finish from Mason Greenwood 's flick -- came in the 91st minute leading Solskjaer to draw comparisons with Jordan.

We were a little bit lucky in the end but that is football. The last-gasp goal was particularly welcome for Solskjaer, whose future is still the subject of intense scrutiny. The performance in Italy will not silence the doubters but Ronaldo insists the squad still needs time to gel.

Solskjaer is sweating on the fitness of Raphael Varane ahead of Manchester City 's visit to Old Trafford on Saturday after the Frenchman was forced off with a hamstring problem. Please click 'Sign in and Subscribe' to continue. We don't have an account for this email address. Please click 'Create Account and Subscribe' to create a new account and subscribe to our email alerts. By clicking 'Create Account and Subscribe' you agree to us creating an account for you and subscribing you to our newsletter in accordance with our Privacy Policy and Legal Notice.

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Full name Cristiano Ronaldo dos Santos Aveiro, but known worldwide as Ronaldo, the Portuguese is arguably the greatest goal scorer in football history, with countless goal scoring records to his name. Sometimes referred to as CR7, Ronaldo has won an astonishing five of the annual Ballon d'Or awards, crowning him the best player in the world, as well as four European Golden Shoes for top scoring in European club football. During his first spell in Manchester, he scored goals and won the Premier League Golden Boot in the season, the year he helped United claim their last Champions League title.

Ronaldo, 36, was first crowned world player of the year during his time at United between and Juventus striker allegedly broke coronavirus-related restrictions by travelling outside of Turin. Ronaldo wasted little time in showing off his sublime skills with a stunning minute debut against Bolton at OT in August There was a buzz of excitement as soon as he stepped off the bench and, after 39 appearances and eight goals that season — including the opener in the FA Cup final win over Millwall — he was named Sir Matt Busby Player of the Year.

He departed, full of hope and with great expectations, for the World Cup finals in Germany - what turned out to be a truly defining moment in his career. Some doubted he would return to Manchester. But Sir Alex assured him any ill-feeling would blow over.

Ronaldo met the inevitable boos with the best football of his life. It began with the barnstorming win over Fulham — Ronaldo and Rooney ran the show and publicly banished claims they were at odds.

Dazzling wing-play was backed with regular assists and crucial goals. His form that season brought a glut of individual accolades and, despite interest from other clubs - notably Real Madrid - he extended his contract until In May he fired United to domestic and European glory; scoring a decisive penalty on the final day of the league campaign and a powerful header in the Champions League final in Moscow. His staggering individual performances gleaned a clean sweep of club and domestic individual honours, with global gongs soon to follow.