The opening of the Cristiano Ronaldo Museum in Hong Kong

Hong Kong football fans lined up for Monday hours to take pictures of the Portuguese star Cristiano Ronaldo at an exhibition, the first of its kind outside the homeland of Portugal.
Visitors to the opening of the “CR Life in Hong Kong” at a luxurious shopping center took pictures next to the statues of the former Manchester United star and Real Madrid, including a statue celebrating in the air and another wearing the traditional Saudi uniform.
“Cristiano Ronaldo is my role model … he is special,” said Alfayen Lay, 14, who was the first to stood in a queue with more than 100 people.
As for the university student, Henry Singh, he said, “He is the most diligent person in the world. He is 40 years old and is still very strong.”
Ronaldo signed a new contract for two years with the Saudi Al -Nasr Club last month, describing it as a “new chapter” on his Instagram account.
Al -Nasr is scheduled to participate in a championship in preparation for the new season in Hong Kong next month.
Thomas Froyes, representative of the Ronaldo family office, said that the Portuguese star, who won the Golden Ball, will receive the fans in the museum “very soon.”
Frex added that the exhibition, which has an area of ​​12,000 square feet (1110 square meters), sends a “strong message to everyone to achieve their dreams.”
The organizers confirmed that the Hong Kong exhibition will continue for a year before moving to China.