🚨 𝗡𝗘𝗪: Raphinha liked an Instagram post comparing Harry Kane’s Ballon d’Or win with his own fifth-place finish last year. "They gave Harry Kane the Ballon d'Or for the same reasons that kept Raphinha in fifth place last year." "Raphinha won the domestic treble, and the level of competition in Spain is higher than in Germany." "Raphinha was eliminated from the Champions League in the semi-finals, just like Kane, but he finished the competition as both the top scorer and the top assist provider." "Kane is a fantastic player, but the question is: Why wasn't the same standard applied to Raphinha? If goals are all that matter, then they should just say so instead of changing their criteria depending on the player."

Almost 24 hours after Harry Kane won the Ballon d’Or, and we’re still waiting for a congratulatory message from Ronaldo. If it were Messi, Ronaldo would probably be among the first to congratulate him publicly, just to make everyone believe he’s a good sport. That was how he failed to congratulate Benzema too. Ronaldo, you can’t fool us anymore.