Cristiano Ronaldo´s 2013 Ballon d'Or Celebration in Plane and Training || 2014 HD Cristiano Ronaldo´s 2013 Ballon d'Or Celebration in Plane and Training with Teammates and Family Ronaldo celebrates triumph with Madrid teammates Back in Spain and celebrating his Ballon d'Or triumph with his Real Madrid teammates, Cristiano Ronaldo is already being asked to do better. Ronaldo, who beat Lionel Messi and Franck Ribery on Monday to win his second player of the year award, posed for a photo holding the trophy with the entire Madrid squad and coaches on Tuesday. Real Madrid coach Carlo Ancelotti called Ronaldo's victory "great publicity" for soccer, but then called on the Madrid forward to lift his game even further. "To me, winning a Ballon d'Or means even more responsibility. It won't be easy to ask him for more with the numbers he's put up, but I will," Ancelotti said. "I like what he does very much, he's always working hard to be even better. So this is a reward for all his hard work." Ronaldo wept at the ceremony after ending Messi's four-year run as the world's best player by scoring 69 goals, including a Champions League-leading 12, in 2013. Ronaldo's teammates were quick to congratulate him on the club's first outright Ballon d'Or winner since Alfredo di Stefano in 1959. Luis Figo, Ronaldo and Fabio Cannavaro won the award while playing for Madrid but had joined the team late in the calendar year. Back in Spain and celebrating his Ballon d'Or triumph with his Real Madrid teammates, Cristiano Ronaldo is already being asked to do better. Ronaldo, who beat Lionel Messi and Franck Ribery on Monday to win his second player of the year award, posed for a photo holding the trophy with the entire Madrid squad and coaches at training on Tuesday. Real Madrid coach Carlo Ancelotti called Ronaldo's victory ''great publicity for football,'' but then called on the Madrid forward to lift his game. ''To me, winning a Ballon d'Or means even more responsibility. It won't be easy to ask him for more with the numbers he's put up, but I will,'' Ancelotti said. ''I like what he does very much, he's always working hard to be even better. So this is a reward for all his hard work.'' Cristiano Ronaldo was voted the world's top player for the second time in his career, ending Lionel Messi's four-year run. Ronaldo celebrates Ballon d'Or triumph with Madrid teammates as Ancelotti asks for more. girlfriend irina shayk. mother. son. kid. child. The 28-year-old Ronaldo has scored two goals in three games in 2014 and will look to bolster his numbers on Thursday when Madrid travels to Osasuna for a Copa del Rey match after winning the first leg 2-0. celebra el balon de oro junto con sus compañeros en el avion y en el entrenamiento. Ronaldo celebrates triumph with Madrid teammates Cristiano Ronaldo win's FIFA's top player award Cristiano Ronaldo couldn't hide how much it meant to him, finally being voted the world's best soccer player again. Having spent four years in the shadow of his great rival Lionel Messi, Ronaldo broke down in tears after being elected the Ballon d'Or winner for 2013 on Monday — a rare display of emotion that showed just how important it was for the Portugal winger to get his hands on the trophy again. Ronaldo first won soccer's biggest individual prize five years ago, but then watched as Messi found a way of upstaging him each year despite consistently scoring at an unprecedented rate for Real Madrid. "There are no words to describe this moment," said Ronaldo, crying openly while his 3-year-old son, also named Cristiano, stood at his feet. The little boy had just been hoisted by Brazil great Pele to touch the golden trophy as dad gathered himself to speak."People who know me know how many people helped me," Ronaldo said in Portuguese. "If I have forgotten anyone, I do apologize because I am deeply moved." Earlier Monday, Ronaldo was cautiously diplomatic at a news conference, facing reporters who mostly predicted his prolific 69-goal tally in 2013 would end Messi's four-year victory run. Ronaldo's stunning hat trick against Sweden in a decisive World Cup playoff in November also appeared to stand out as the year's defining individual performance. "If I win, fine. If I don't, life goes on," he said, acknowledging that Messi's sustained excellence for Madrid nemesis Barcelona had pushed him to improve. Ronaldo also said he has made peace with FIFA President Sepp Blatter, whose ill-judged comments in October stating a preference for Messi seemed to confirm a long-held belief in Portugal and Madrid that their player was destined to lose. Cristiano Ronaldo´s 2013 Ballon d'Or Celebration in Plane and Training with Teanmates and FamilyCristiano Ronaldo´s 2013 Ballon d'Or Celebration in Plane and Training with Teanmates and FamilyCristiano Ronaldo´s 2013 Ballon d'Or Celebration in Plane and Training with Teanmates and Family Celebra. mother airplane, aircraft, trip, journey, real madrid. jugones

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