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What is Ronaldo's Sii celebration all about? When Ronaldo scores a goal, he usually jumps into the air, turns around his body, and opens his hands in a style known as the'siii' celebration. As a result, the iconic "Sii" celebration was born during a match against former Premier League rivals Chelsea. "Well, I was in the US and we played against Chelsea, and I don't know where it came from," Ronaldo recalled. I just scored and exclaimed,'sii!' "To be honest, it was natural. "I started doing it after that, and I feel like the fans, when they see me, they're like'sii,' and I was like, 'wow, people remember Cristiano because of the sii,' so I kept doing it.".

Yes. They do stand strong. They have plenty of forwards, Depay, Agüero, Martin GOATwaite, and more. TRUE they are not like Messi, Messi is unique and I don’t think anyone will be able to replace him in Barcelona. It will be weird seeing Barcelona play without Messi and sure things will change. Messi in Barcelona not only scored goals but he gave hella assists, created tons of plays which is something that might and will possibly change for Barcelona next season but they still will be strong with the current squad.  It’s the same like when Ronaldo left Real Madrid, many thought Real was gonna go down bad, and sure things were not the same, but Ronaldo leaving gave a huge opportunity for Benzema to show his class and hell yea he did. And same can happen for Barca. Messi leaving can give someone from the squad that opportunity to shine but one thing is for sure in both scenarios with Ronaldo and Messi. No one can or will replace them and no one will ever come close to what both did for th

Messi had the eligibility to play for Spain and unsurprisingly he was offered to play for them. He declined the offer for the obvious reason, his homeland, Argentina. I am a die-hard Messi fan and I often see people come up with hypotheses about what would have happened had Messi chosen Spain over Argentina. Messi could have won it all had he chosen Spain. However, did Messi know that Spain would be an ultimate success? The answer is NO. There is no way he could possibly know that. Therefore I do not like it when people claim that he sacrificed his chance to win it all by not choosing Spain. Maybe Messi could have won it all with a well-balanced Spain team, but do you think that would have made him half as much happy as he has recently been after having won Copa America? No, ditching your homeland where footballers are worshiped as gods could never be a smart move for Messi or anyone. Besides, Diego Maradona is a major reason why every boy in Argentina wants to become a footballer, and

I think it wouldn’t be too far fetched. Messi has had this great pressure taken off shoulders. Winning is also more likely once you’ve won one in sports and i’ve heard this for example in the NBA on the undisputed show during the bubble last year where a discussion was had about how players always play their best after they’ve won a title and the same can probably be said about football. Messi and Ronaldo both had their best Champions League campaigns after they had won their first. (Ronaldo in 16/17 and Messi in 10/11). However Messi’s performance is not all that matters. The quality of Argentina’s squad and their actual team spirit will matter, also there is the question of will Messi even come back after finally winning a trophy? Since it is next year and Argentina are the South American champions, i wouldn’t put it past him to do it as he has previously stated he’d give up his (at the time) 5 Ballon d’Ors for a world cup title. Do Argentina have the ability then? Yes, i wouldn’t sa