While Lionel Messi wins the Ballon d'Or, Cristiano Ronaldo is being investigated for these reasons

Lionel Messi is living an excellent moment in his career. The Argentinian has shown that he is still one of the best players in the world and he has proven it with facts. Without a doubt, one of the things that soccer fans in the United States were not accustomed to was so much media attention. With the arrival of Lionel Messi in Miami, this has completely changed.

Most likely, the closest we came to that euphoria was David Beckham's arrival at the LA Galaxy a couple of seasons ago. Despite this, this situation is a long way from being equalized. Despite this, one of the great people responsible for bringing Lionel Messi to Inter Miami was the historic former England player. The former Real Madrid player was a key part of the Argentine's arrival

In recent days, it has even been seen that these characters maintain a good relationship and they could even be seen in Miami having dinner together. Similarly, things remain positive in Fort Lauderdale despite the team failing to qualify for the MLS playoffs. Despite this, the team remains positive and wants to face the pre-season games in the best way.

One of those who is certainly away from the public eye for now is Cristiano Ronaldo. The Portuguese is going through a great moment with Al Nassr and wants to continue showing important things. Despite the great moment, the footballer is having a considerable situation in Spain due to one of his businesses. It is worth mentioning that Ronaldo is not being investigated but one of his businesses.

What's going on with Cristiano Ronaldo's business?

Undoubtedly, many of us have seen Ronaldo in his facet as a footballer but the Portuguese is also known for investing in several businesses, which make him a great businessman. Nevertheless, one of his businesses, specifically a hair transplant clinic, is being investigated by the Tax Agency in Spain. Despite this, the clinic has said that they have complied with all the laws and regulations required by law