Ribery Yin-Yang Ronaldo: Do ​​you really need to win the Golden Ball Awards to rely on the Champions League?

Former French international Frank Ribery recently caused another public opinion storm. In the debate on the fairness of the Golden Globe selection, he publicly criticized Cristiano Ronaldo.

12 years ago, Ribery competed with Messi and Ronaldo for the Golden Globes. After Ronaldo recently said that "winning the Champions League may be a key factor in winning the Golden Globes", Ribery responded on his social media: "Then did you win the Champions League too when you won the Golden Globes?" and accompanied by three smiling emojis, the words were full of irony.

This remark once again aroused Ribery's years of dissatisfaction with the 2013 missing the Golden Globes. In an interview with Sporting Milan earlier this year, the former Bayern star said bluntly: "This is not fair. They extended the voting time and something strange happened. I think this decision has exceeded the standards of football itself."

At the same time, Ronaldo seems to be no longer so passionate about personal awards. He said he was "clear about what was happening behind the scenes", suggesting doubts about the transparency of the Golden Globes selection process.

In 2013, Ribery achieved brilliant triple-champions with Bayern Munich - the Bundesliga, German Cup and Champions League, and performed well that year. However, the final Golden Globe Award was awarded to Ronaldo.

In the selection that year, Ribery led the reporter's vote. But that year, the Golden Globes introduced the voting session of the national team captain and head coach for the first time. Although there is no major team honor, Ronaldo has been ahead of Messi (45 goals and 16 assists) and Ribery (23 goals and 20 assists) in these two new links with his personal data (scoring 69 goals and 15 assists in 59 games), and finally won the cup

Now, the controversy over the criteria for selecting the Golden Ball Awards continues.