Ronaldo claims his next guest on YouTube channel will ‘break the Internet’

Football icon Cristiano Ronaldo has quickly built a huge following on his YouTube channel.

Cristiano Ronaldo is gearing up to host a huge guest appearance on his YouTube channel, which he claims will “break the internet.” The Portuguese icon recently opened his YouTube channel in August this year and amassed a record 20 million subscribers in just 24 hours, which he has now reached. zoomed in to over 60 million.

In one of his latest videos, Ronaldo was captured meeting his former Manchester United teammate Rio Ferdinand at his home. However, Ronaldo seemed a little surprised when he saw the Englishman “early in the morning”.

The Al Nassr captain said he was “recording a video” and Ferdinand was curious to see who the next guest would be on his channel called UR Cristiano.

However, Ronaldo wanted it to be a 'secret'. Ferdinand took a chance and asked the ex-Real Madrid man: 'Is he a famous person?'

Ronaldo responded brutally. “More famous than you (Ferdinand),” he said.

The former footballer assumed Ronaldo might have been talking about Manchester United legend Ryan Giggs.

“No, but that would be nice,” hoped the five-time Ballon d'Or.

However, Ferdinand did not give up and fired another question.

“Is he an athlete or a singer?” the 46-year-old asked.

Ronaldo laughed before adding: “We're going to break the internet.”

Fans and social media users have been speculating about who the new guy for me could be.

A few believe that the 39-year-old would collaborate with famous YouTuber MrBeast, who has over 330 million subscribers on the platform. His most recent video has been viewed more than 97 million times.

A collaboration video with Ronaldo will undoubtedly attract more audiences to both channels.

Recently, fans spotted Ronaldo and his son Cristiano Jr. in a “leaked” image. seen posing next to MrBeast, sparking speculation about their collaboration for a YouTube video.

Ronaldo was last seen in action in the UEFA Nations League. He played in a home match against Poland and scored two goals. His first goal came in the 72nd minute via a penalty. His second was a stunning bicycle kick in the 87th minute.

Buoyed by his support, Portugal recorded a 5-1 victory in the Nations League match.