I`m more about winning as a team than seeking personal glory like Ronaldo,says Rooney

Wayne Rooney claims former Manchester United team-mate Cristiano Ronaldo is motivated solely by personal glory as the pair prepare for the start of the World Cup.

Rooney claimed Ronaldo is obsessed with his own achievements.

Ronaldo ripped off his Real Madrid shirt and posed for the cameras after scoring in the Champions League final victory last month. 

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Rooney, who played with Ronaldo between 2004 and 2009, said: ‘I’m not a player who needs a legacy – like Cristiano, he has to have that. I’m more about winning as a team. He wants to have his moments. I’ve won player of the year, it’s nowhere near as good as winning a trophy with United.’

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