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Ronaldo's Emotional Message After Beating Messi In Historic Ballon d'Or Vote: 'Football Belongs To The Fans'

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Times of IndiaRonaldo's Emotional Message After Beating Messi In Historic Ballon d'Or Vote: 'Football Belongs To The Fans'
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Unlike the traditional Ballon d'Or, the inaugural BOAT award was decided entirely by online fan voting, with participants paying one euro to cast their votes.

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