Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola has named former Manchester United star Cristiano Ronaldo as one of the "eternal" talents of football during a touching tribute to Pele.
The Brazilian legend passed away on Thursday evening. Those across the football world united to pay tribute to the 82-year-old with United's Brazilian stars Casemiro, Antony and Fred sending poignant messages.
During City's press conference ahead of their clash with Everton, Guardiola paid tribute to Pele and named several players who he felt transcended the sport, including Ronaldo. He told reporters: "I never pretend to be Pele, honestly.