There is a fine line between relentless competitive fire and absurd self-parody, and Cristiano Ronaldo is walking it precariously. At 41 years old, when sporting legends usually cultivate grace, reflection, or at least a quiet sense of dignity, the Portuguese superstar is instead issuing social media manifestos, storming out of national team camps, and demanding that his head coach apologise on global television for not bowing low enough to his legacy.






