London, Mar 7 : Portuguese footballer Cristiano Ronaldo has managed to turn heads once again on his recent shopping spree.

Ronaldo, 24, who apparently looked gay, wore a tight leather jacket and Army boots with laces undone, a figure-hugging polo neck tucked into skinny jeans, and a diamond-encrusted belt, which had the initials CR initialled on it.

The Manchester United ace, who was carrying a bunch of roses from a fan, spent up to 10,000 pounds on suits and casual wear at upmarket store Flannels in Manchester.

London, Mar 6: Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger has said that Manchester United winger Cristiano Ronaldo is targeted for rough treatment by his opponents because “sometimes his arrogance is provocative.”

“Sometimes I feel Manchester United get too much protection and sometimes they don’''t get enough and Ronaldo is a specific example of that. Sometimes his arrogance is provocative – and his class as well,” The Telegraph quoted Wenger, as saying.

London, Mar. 6: Manchester United star Cristiano Ronaldo says that when he first arrived at Old Trafford, he cried, and added that it took him some time to toughen up.

In an interview given to The Mirror, Ronaldo said that he did not believe opponents deliberately targeted him.

London, Mar 4 : Football heartthrob Cristiano Ronaldo's new girlfriend is reportedly a gym instructor.

Apparently, the Brazilian beauty, named only as Gabriela, 27, waved a poster of him at an international. According to reports, Ronaldo, 24, invited her to watch him play after meeting at a nightclub in Portugal.

Friends say the stunner then jetted to England to spend 7 days with the Manchester United star at his 4million-pound home, reports The Sun.

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London, Feb 24 : Manchester United winger Cristiano Ronaldo reckons that it is time to "kill or be killed" in the Champions League.

The Portuguese superstar predicts Manchester United will deal the fatal blow to Inter Milan when they clash in the San Siro tonight.

"We have a more experienced team and are the reigning champions. It's time to kill or be killed. Whoever loses will exit the competition - and we don't want to lose," The Sun quoted Ronaldo, as saying.