Cristiano Ronaldo labels Roy Keane as his favourite ever captain MUFC
But the 37-year old did have positive things to say aboutand Rio Ferdinand who he shared the Old Trafford dressing room with during his first spell with the club.
Keane and Ferdinand have both regularly shown their support for Ronaldo over the past year and in particular, throughout the controversies that have surrounded the Portugal captain.When quizzed about Keane and Ferdinand, Ronaldo said: “It means a lot because they… I was in the dressing room with them. They are part of my journey in football as well.“Rio Ferdinand helped me a lot. He was my neighbour, I was his neighbour. So very, very good guys.Advertisement“They are football players.
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