Ronaldo UEFA Best Player in Europe

Real Madrid superstar Cristiano Ronaldowon the UEFA Best Player in Europe Award yesterday after winning both last season's Champions League and Euro 2016 with Portugal, reports AFP.
Ronaldo, 31, received the accolade for the second time in his career after finishing ahead of Real team-mate Gareth Bale and Atletico Madrid's Antoine Griezmann.
"I'm obviously delighted to receive this award, it's been an incredible season. But these two other players deserve it as well," said Ronaldo, who also won the prize in 2013-14.
Ronaldo struck the winning spot-kick as Real claimed a record 11th European Cup title, beating city rivals Atletico on penalties in May, before leading his country to Euro 2016 glory.
Ronaldo scored three goals en route to the final of the tournament to equal France's Michel Platini's record of nine goals in the European Championship finals. The award was voted for by journalists from each of UEFA’s 55 member associations.
Norway striker Ada Hegerberg won the women’s award, ahead of France’s Amandine Henry and Dzsenifer Marozsan of Germany, after helping Lyon lift the Women’s Champions League trophy in addition to the French league and cup double.

Ronaldo UEFA Best Player in Europe

Real Madrid superstar Cristiano Ronaldowon the UEFA Best Player in Europe Award yesterday after winning both last seasons Champions League and Euro 2016 with Portugal, reports AFP. Ronaldo, 31, received the accolade for the second time in his career after finishing ahead of Real team-mate Gareth Bale and Atletico Madrids Antoine Griezmann. Im obviously delighted to receive this award, its been an incredible season. But these two other players deserve it as well, said Ronaldo, who also won the prize in 2013-14. Ronaldo struck the winning spot-kick as Real claimed a record 11th European Cup title, beating city rivals Atletico on penalties in May, before leading his country to Euro 2016 glory. Ronaldo scored three goals en route to the final of the tournament to equal Frances Michel Platinis record of nine goals in the European Championship finals. The award was voted for by journalists from each of UEFAs 55 member associations. Norway striker Ada Hegerberg won the womens award, ahead of Frances Amandine Henry and Dzsenifer Marozsan of Germany, after helping Lyon lift the Womens Champions League trophy in addition to the French league and cup double.