The French striker has often had to fight for recognition at Real Madrid, but he is back in the spotlight following a summer of change at the Bernabeu
Real Madrid would be a better team if Cristiano Ronaldo was still on their books. There is not an argument to be had there.
There is no way that any side becomes more complete after parting with a five-time Ballon d’Or winner with over 600 career goals to his name.
It is, however, possible to argue that individuals within the Santiago Bernabeu stand to benefit from the absence of a modern day icon.
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Ronaldo, throughout his nine years in Madrid, was a larger-than-life presence who was the producer, director and star of his own sporting soap opera.
Others would get air time, but they were little more than extras in the grand scheme of things.
That situation has changed.
A leading man has been written out of the script, allowing a supporting cast to step into the spotlight and take the storyline in a different direction.
Change, in this instance, can be considered a positive.
Real are not better for having lost a manager in Zinedine Zidane who guided them to three Champions League crowns, or their all-time leading goalscorer, they are just different – and that is no bad thing...
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