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Former Brazilian star Ronaldo created a stir on Sunday when he uploaded a photo on his Instagram account of him playing a game of El Clasico on FIFA 15, representing Real Madrid as they hammered Barcelona 7-1.
The 38-year-old played for the Catalan giants between 1996 and 1997 and scored 47 goals in 49 appearances for the club across all competitions and was also awarded the La Liga top scorer award for scoring the most number of goals that season.
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He left the club to join Italian giants Inter Milan and spent 5 years of his career there.
He made a switch back to Spain in 2002 when he was signed on by Real Madrid for a sum of €46 million and scored a total of 104 goals for the club across four seasons.
Along with posting the image, Ronaldo also added a sentence that when translated, read,
"The student gave the master a lesson. #ComeonMadrid. I'm the student."
Here’s the photo that was uploaded.
