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While another keen admirer added: “Greatest picture on Instagram ✌🏻💯.”
And a third said: “I really can’t stop looking at the picture.”
Meanwhile, Piers Morgan, who recently conducted an explosive interview with Ronaldo, added: “What a picture.. the 🐐 with Lionel Messi.”
Messi and Ronaldo are both gearing up for what could be their final appearances at the World Cup.
Messi’s Argentina side are on a 36-game unbeaten streak that stretches all the way back to July 2019.
They head into the tournament as one of the favourites, hoping to lift the trophy for the first time since Diego Maradona led them to glory in 1986.
Meanwhile, Ronaldo’s Portugal are not one of the teams tipped to triumph, but still boast a plethora of talent including Bruno Fernandes, Joao Felix, Bernardo Silva, Ruben Dias and Rafael Leao.
They have not progressed beyond the last 16 of the World Cup since Ronaldo’s first appearance at the tournament back in 2006.