Cristiano Ronaldo has just released his video with MrBeast, but what everyone really wants to see is the Portuguese star alongside Lionel Messi on his YouTube channel. At least, that's the trend in the comments on the Al-Nassr player's channel.

Everyone is calling for a Cristiano and Messi collaboration

In fact, many agree that a video featuring CR7 and the Argentine star would break the internet, and truthfully, everyone is eagerly waiting for it to happen. One user even shared a brilliant idea: having the two players react to each other’s goals—something that would undoubtedly be an incredible concept.

Cristiano Ronaldo's Video with MrBeast

Cristiano Ronaldo as a YouTuber

This summer, something happened that “broke” social media: Cristiano Ronaldo launched his own YouTube channel. The Portuguese star, now in the final stage of his career, has expanded his activities beyond football fields, venturing into content creation. His channel, called UR · Cristiano, aims not only to entertain but also to show viewers a side of Ronaldo that is rarely seen on the field or in media interviews. In short, it’s an opportunity to get to know the football icon better.

The social media impact was immediate, breaking records for views and subscriptions on YouTube. After the initial excitement, Cristiano has continued to grow on the platform, reaching the impressive number of 69.8 million subscribers, placing him among the global top. Additionally, in terms of views, his videos stand out in YouTube's elite, with several reaching viral figures of 52, 45, and 36 million views. His latest creation has already made it into the ranking of most-viewed videos, becoming his second most-watched video in just one week.

Cristiano Ronaldo's Latest Match

A brace from Cristiano Ronaldo secured the win for Al Nassr against Damac (2-0), keeping them in third place in the Saudi Arabian league, which this weekend reaches its 12th matchday, five points behind the leader, Al Itthad, led by Karim Benzema.

Ronaldo continues to deliver, scoring game after game. He added two goals against Damac, bringing his career total to 915 goals.

The Portuguese striker scored the first goal shortly after the 15-minute mark, when a handball inside the area by Abdelkader Bedrane was called as a penalty. The Portuguese star took the shot and converted.