News reports on Wednesday said that some Real Madrid footballers have begun to publicly express their displeasure with superstar teammate Cristiano Ronaldo for his selfishness, ego and attitude.

Mundo Deportivo reported, quoting various sources, that there are several Real Madrid players who are annoyed with the attitude and selfishness of the Portuguese, who was whistled at by the fans because of his performance in the last round of La Liga, reports Efe.

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Ronaldo got into a fight with James Rodriguez during training on October 17 and teammate Marcelo had to mediate between the Colombian and the Portuguese.

Toni Kroos also showed his discomfort in the final minutes of La Liga match against Athletic Bilbao last Sunday, when Ronaldo would not pass the ball to either Morata or him.

The daily Goal also added Gareth Bale, Luka Mordic, Marco Asensio and Morata to the list of Ronaldo’s critics.

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In the first semifinal of the Euro 2016 Portugal beat Wales 2-0 to book their place in the final. It was billed as the big clash between Real Madrid’s left and right flanks – Critiano Ronaldo versus Gareth Bale. Ronaldo came up trumps in this one as he broke the deadlock with brilliant header in the 50th minute. Within minutes Nani slides in to direct  Ronaldo’s cross to make it 2-0.  

As the Euro 2016 kicks off in France, we chat with a few fans to find out where their allegiance lies. Unsurprisingly, France, Germany and England seem to be the most popular nations. We also ask the people which players they will miss the most this summer.

The 2016 Euros will be the 15th edition of the UEFA European Championship, the quadrennial international men’s football championship of Europe organised by UEFA.

The battle for the title will be closely contested with World Cup winners Germany and France, who have the home advantage, arguably being the favourites. Spain will look to bounce back from their shocker at the World Cup. Poland, Croatia, Austria are among the dark horses with Wales looking to continue their form from qualifying as they make their first appearance in a major tournament since 1958. Bottom line, it’s set to be a month of thrilling football.

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