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Ronaldo pays tribute to Messi after Argentina farewell

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Cristiano Ronaldo has sent a public message of respect to Lionel Messi following the Argentine star’s emotional farewell from international football. Read More: https://punchng.com/ronaldo-pays-tribute-to-messi-after-argentina-farewell/

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