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Fans refuse to believe Cristiano Ronaldo’s lie detector test as he gives very surprising answer

CRISTIANO RONALDO had a very surprising answer for fans during a recent lie detector test.

The five-time Ballon d'Or winner was asked a series of questions during a video with cryptocurrency exchange Binance.

Cristiano Ronaldo's lie detector test surprised fans
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Cristiano Ronaldo's lie detector test surprised fansCredit: Getty

However, one of his answers caught the eye, with some fans even refusing to believe the validity of the test.

As part of the video, Ronaldo was asked: "Would you trade all of your Champions League winning medals for the World Cup trophy?"

In response, the Al-Nassr forward answered "no", with the lie detector confirming he was telling the truth.

Some fans were unconvinced, though, with one commenting: "We don't believe it though."

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Another tweeted: "That lie detector is fake."

A third also added: "All he does is lie."

Meanwhile, one more wrote: "I think the lie detector is lying."

Ronaldo has won the Champions League on five occasions during his career, including three times in a row between 2016 and 2018.

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However, he has never won the World Cup despite playing in the tournament five times.

Portugal's best performance with Ronaldo in the team was fourth place in 2006, his first World Cup.

Following his nation's quarter-final exit in Qatar last year, it is unclear whether the 38-year-old will have another shot at glory on the world stage.

By the time the 2026 edition begins, Ronaldo will have already turned 41.

He does remain in Portugal's plans for the 2024 Euros, though, and is still captain of Roberto Martinez's side.

Ronaldo is in their squad for the qualifiers against Slovakia and Luxembourg having been in fine form for Al-Nassr this season.

Ronaldo said he would not swap his five Champions Leagues for the World Cup
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Ronaldo said he would not swap his five Champions Leagues for the World CupCredit: Getty
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