Lionel Messi’s best pal Sergio Aguero accused of hating Ronaldo

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Sergio Aguero has some football fans convinced that he ‘hates’ Cristiano Ronaldo due to his reaction while watching a compilation of the Portuguese’s best goals. The former Manchester City striker is best pals with Ronaldo’s arch-nemesis, Lionel Messi, with the pair front and centre of an age-old debate surrounding who will retire as the greatest of all time.

Aguero and Messi used to share a hotel room while on international duty, and their friendship endured to the point that during the Qatar World Cup, Aguero continued the tradition by rooming with Messi, despite having retired from professional football. 

While watching a video clip of Ronaldo’s finest goals with Spanish streaming giant Ibai Llanos, the Argentine made it abundantly clear where his loyalties lie with a subdued reaction, despite stunning strikes flying in from all areas of the pitch. 

Supporters quickly cottoned onto the clip on social media, with many accusing Aguero of ‘hating’ his best friend’s bitter rival.

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“[Argentines] hate Ronaldo more than they love Messi,” wrote @modap_. “They will deny it but it’s the truth, because how can Ronaldo score 60+ goals like this and you say he’s lucky? Naa, he’s mad, no apologies.”

Meanwhile, @RMCF_Alex2 added: “Good from Ibai rubbing greatness in his face. You can see he despised every second of it.” Ronaldo and Messi have dominated the Ballon d’Or charts since the Portuguese won his first in 2008.

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Luka Modric was the only player other than the big-name duo to win the award over the next 14 years as Ronaldo amassed five Ballon d’Ors in his trophy cabinet and Messi racked up seven. Many expect the Argentine to extend his lead this year after propelling Argentina to World Cup glory. 

Despite playing no part on the pitch, Aguero was in and around Argentina’s triumph as he joined in the celebrations and was even pictured holding the trophy while wearing his national team’s jersey. The former Man City dangerman was forced to retire in 2021 due to a heart condition.

Aguero’s touted animosity towards Ronaldo may not only be due to his friendship with Messi, but also because the pair have often appeared on opposing sides of well-known rivalries. 

After being spotted at Sporting Lisbon, Ronaldo made his name at Manchester United, while Aguero arguably played the finest football of his career across the city at the Etihad Stadium. Furthermore, while Ronaldo became Real Madrid’s record goalscorer during his nine years in the Spanish capital, Aguero has played for two of their bitter rivals in Atletico Madrid and Barcelona.

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