Midfielder Alex Granell asked the Ballon d'Or winner for his jersey but was swiftly rebuffed.
And Ronaldo's snub apparently came as he was incensed by how the minnows closed out the game.

Granell said: “He said to me that he didn’t want to because he hadn’t like how we had managed the final minutes of the game.
"He told me I seemed like a good player, but that he wouldn’t change shirts with me.

“I said to Ronaldo that what we had achieved was not a miracle, but it was a huge feat.

“We had the experience from other years when we’ve played a little bit too correct.”

Isco put Los Blancos ahead against the newly-promoted minnows, who hit back through a second-half double.
And Ronaldo drew a blank as Real failed to break down stubborn Girona resistance to leave themselves eight points behind rivals Barcelona.

The Brazil star shocked the football world when he quit Barcelona for PSG in the summer after the Ligue 1 side activated his £200million buyout clause.

Reports have already surfaced since suggesting that the former Santos man already regrets leaving Barca having struggled to settle in France.

He is reportedly finding life difficult under coach Unai Emery, and having already had a row with Edison Cavani, Neymar may be set to cut his time in Paris short.

Now, Spanish outlet Don Balon are claiming that Neymar has been secretly negotiating a move to Real Madrid ever since he left Barcelona.

He has allegedly been made aware that Barcelona would not be interested in resigning him, and the 25-year-old has no intention of returning to Catalonia – because he wants to play for Real Madrid instead.

Florentino Perez, Real Madrid’s president, has apparently already begun discussions with Neymar’s father as he eyes a replacement for Cristiano Ronaldo..

.Thibaut Courtois feels that Chelsea needs to get all points on Sunday against Manchester United, if they plan on retaining their title.

Chelsea are fourth on the table and nine points behind table topping Manchester City and are four points behind United, who they play on Sunday.

Courtois conceded three goals in the UCL clash against Roma at the Stadio Olimpico and he thinks a win at the Bridge on Sunday will go a long way in their title defence.

“If we want to remain near the top of the Premier League then it is a must win game for us,” Courtois said at the Stadio Olympico. “I think City is at nine points [ahead of us], United is at four. Tottenham is just one in front but this game is a must win if you want to remain near the top and near the other teams.

“We will try to get three points and give our lives for it on Sunday.

Courtois was asked if the Blues were having trouble coping with the Champions League and the Premier League this season.
“I don’t think so,” the goalkeeper replied. “We try to do our best and we want to be in the Champions League. A few years ago, we won the league while playing in the Champions League.

“Obviously it is a change so it is harder. We are tired quicker than last year but I don’t think it affects us. I think we just need to keep training well and be ready for Sunday. I think after the Palace game and I think Roma after, we showed some good character against Watford and Bournemouth.

“We could have won 4-0 vs Bournemouth so I think we will have to meet tomorrow, see the images and see what we could have done better and then give 150 per cent of ourselves on Sunday.”

Man Utd beat Benfica in the Champions League and the fans were particularly impressed with one of Jose Mourinho's team selections.

    In the week where Manchester United celebrated 80 years of including a homegrown player in every match-day squad it was only fitting Scott McTominay was handed his first Champions League start.
The midfielder has been at the club since the age of five and said it was 'a dream come true.'


 And the fans were delighted for him too after a solid performance alongside Nemanja Matic in the centre.

McTominay wasn't the only academy graduate to impress.

Just seconds after coming on Marcus Rashford went on a blistering run and was brought down to hand United their second penalty of the game.

Just another game where the academy graduates impressed and the fans loved it.