Throughout his legendary career, it is safe to say that Cristiano Ronaldo has achieved almost everything there is to achieve, especially on an individual level. He has played all over the world, but for him there is one stadium that stands out the most.

From his early days at Sporting Lisbon to his breakthrough in manchester uniteduntil his career-defining step real Madrid, ronaldo He really was there, did that and got the jersey.

He has played in the biggest games in world football, on some of the most impressive grounds the sport has to offer, and the memory of a particular atmosphere stuck with him after a Champions League match in 2006.

It turns out that, of all the pitches CR7 has walked on over the years, his favorite in terms of the atmosphere generated by the home crowd was CelticParkhead stadium.

Ronaldo’s thoughts on visiting Scotland are shared via Celta official websiteand the legendary player said: “Celtic fans are incredible. It’s always great to play there.”

Ironically, the Portuguese star’s first experience at Celtic Park ended in defeat, with Shunsuke Nakamura’s free-kick winning the game for the Hoops late in the group stage match against Manchester United. In two other Red Devils matches against Celtic, Ronaldo failed to score a goal, but he did not lose there again either.

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Legendary former United manager Sir Alex Ferguson backed Ronaldo’s feelings about the Parkhead atmosphere, adding: “Parkhead is THE best I’ve ever experienced. The players were talking about it the other day – Vidic and Ronaldo saying it’s the best.” atmosphere that had ever played.

“You have to give the fans credit for that, because they didn’t even raise half the ceiling. It’s obvious that the Celtic players are reacting given the results they’ve had. You’re going to have to run that extra yard or you’ll soon be found out.” for them.”

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Curiously, Lionel Messi also described Celtic Park as a “special” environment and one that he will never forget from his time in Barcelona. It’s clear that Scottish fans know how to leave a lasting impression.