Cristiano Ronaldo's fitness secrets that help him jump as high as 8ft 5in

Countryfile's John Craven has admitted he is "worried" a series of life-changing health condition might affect the future of his job after 50 years on television.The 81-year-old, who has hosted the BBC One environmental-themed show since 1989, opened up about some of the health issues that have crept in as he's grown older.The veteran presenter first noticed he was struggling to hear around 15 years ago, and that the worsening condition has caused him to lose his ability to hear nature.Craven told Wise Living Magazine: "Outdoors, I wasn't hearing many of the gentler sounds of nature that everyone else was. All very frustrating."After visiting the doctor, he was told his hearing has decreased substantially, causing concern for his ability to do his job..John, who started off on Newsround in 1972 before popping up on children's shows including Saturday Superstore and Multi-coloured Swap Shop, began using hearing aids in a bid to prolong his hearing.He told the Daily Mail: "When I had a routine check, I was told my levels had dropped by around 20 per cent since my first test in 2008.

Juventus manager Maurizio Sarri said Cristiano Ronaldo is "lacking sharpness" after his side's penalty defeat to Napoli in the Coppa Italia final on Wednesday.

Cristiano Ronaldo failed to have the last laugh for Juventus in the Copa Italia final loss to Napoli - after being denied taking a spot-kick in the shootout.The Old Lady suffered a penalties loss to Gennaro Gattuso’s men after both teams settled for a 0-0 scoreline in normal time at the Stadio Olimpico in Rome.Juventus were always playing catch-up in the shootout after Paulo Dybala saw his effort saved before team-mate Danilo blazed over.And after Lorenzo Insigne, Matteo Politano and Nikola Maksimovic netted for Napoli, Arkadiusz Milik was left to score the winning penalty.Ronaldo was likely to take Juve’s fifth but was denied doing so after his team had already missed twice, meaning he did not get to take one.An unexpected triumph for the

Cristiano Ronaldo for free after sports updates app LiveScore secured the rights to air Serie A games. The world’s leading real-time sports updates and results provider has agreed live streaming rights to show all remaining matches in Italy’s top flight this season.Serie A still has 12 rounds of fixtures left to play with Italy being one of the first countries to postpone football amid the coronavirus pandemic, and all is still to play for.

Owen Hargreaves has recalled Cristiano Ronaldo's kind gesture to him before the 2008 Champions League final between Manchester United and Chelsea.

Cristiano Ronaldo is undertaking at Juventus. It comes after the return of football in Italy, with Juve taking on AC Milan in the Coppa Italia.After the first leg ended 1-1 at the San Siro, Stefano Pioli's men had to overturn an away goal.But they were unable to do it after a turbulent opening 20 minutes gave way to a largely tepid affair that ended 0-0.It means Juve will have the chance to win back the trophy they lost to Lazio last season, after previously winning it four times in a row.Sarri opted for a different system in Turin, lining up Douglas Costa, Ronaldo and Paulo Dybala for the first time during his tenure.

Cristiano Ronaldo missed a penalty on Italian football's return - but Juventus still reached a 19th Coppa Italia final after a goalless draw with AC Milan on Friday night.

Cristiano Ronaldo might need some time to get back into form after the extended break. The 35-year-old started for Juventus as they played the second leg of their Coppa Italia semi-final against AC Milan three months after the opener.

Aaron Ramsey has opened up on Cristiano Ronaldo's infamous training regime, admitting the Portuguese superstar is always first in and last out of the gym.

Aaron Ramsey has waxed lyrical about Juventus team-mates Cristiano Ronaldo and Paulo Dybala - describing the latter as “breathtaking”.The Welshman joined Juve on a free transfer last summer after failing to earn a new contract at Arsenal, bringing to an end his decade-long stay at the Emirates.After struggling with injury in the first half of the campaign, Ramsey was just finding his groove before the coronavirus pandemic brought Italian football to a standstill, registering two goals and an assist before its suspension.Serie A matches are due to resume next weekend, however, with Juve currently sitting one point clear of Lazio at the top of the table.Maurizio Sarri has some of the most talented players in Europe at his disposal, including

Georgina Rodriguez has admitted she felt “ashamed” training with her Cristiano Ronaldo during the coronavirus lockdown - but now revels in learning from her "best teacher."

Ronaldo was United's set-piece taker when Hargreaves arrived at Old Trafford in 2007, the midfielder continued to practice his free-kicks in training.It led to Hargreaves taking some set-pieces instead of Ronaldo during matches, with the two sharing duties.Hargreaves eventually was responsible for some free-kicks during the 2008 Champions League final with Chelsea, which United won on penalties after a 1-1 draw.He explained to BeIN Sports that he did not necessarily pull rank on Ronaldo, but that the two had a respect for each other's talents.Explaining how it was decided he would take a free-kick, the England midfielder said: "Ask politely, like anything.

Juventus superstar Cristiano Ronaldo recently joined an elite group of sportsmen by becoming football's first billionaire. According to Forbes magazine, Ronaldo is the fourth-highest earning celebrity in 2020, with his earnings of £85m this year making him the first footballer to make €1billion (£789m) during their career.

Real Madrid doctor claims Gareth Bale is a better athlete than Cristiano Ronaldo, describing him as “possibly the best I've ever seen”. Wales international Bale has never fully warmed himself to the Real fans since moving to Spain, often proving to be a divisive figure.

Cristiano Ronaldo a piece of his mind after an incident at breakfast with Manchester United.Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has recently opened up about a time when Giggs pinned Ronaldo to a wall for drinking Coke.When asked if the now Juventus star’s conduct was not acceptable, the Wales manager replied: “Maybe. I don't know if I pinned him."I might have told him, ‘We don’t do this’ and then he went and scored a hat-trick! 'I drink what I want, Giggsy!'”Giggs went on to become United’s all-time appearance maker with 963 and his longevity is the stuff of legend.And speaking to the Utd Podcast, he gave a little insight into some of the tricks he learned to help his career.He said: “I love chocolate and loads of butter on my toast.

Liverpool could be forced into swooping for either Kai Havertz or Jadon Sancho this summer - or face missing out on both of them.

Ryan Giggs has recalled the moment he had a go at Cristiano Ronaldo for drinking coke at breakfast - and his Manchester United teammate responded by scoring a hat-trick.

Cristiano Ronaldo has been compared to NBA legend Michael Jordan for having a similar competitive drive. The Portugal international will go down as one of the best footballers in history when he finally hangs up his boots.

Manchester United favourite Ander Herrera reckons Paul Pogba, Anthony Martial and Marcus Rashford have what it takes to go all the way to the top.

Cristiano Ronaldo is the first footballer to become a billionaire, reportedly earning a whopping $105 million (£83 million) in the past year.The striker has beat his rival Lionel Messi to the spot, becoming the first football player in history to reach the milestone amount across his career, according to Forbes.The 35-year-old follows golfer Tiger Woods, who became a billionaire in 2009, and boxer Floyd Mayweather who reached the milestone in 2017.According to the site, Ronaldo made $650 million (£513 million) on the pitch, compared to Messi’s $605 million (£477 million) and Alex Rodriguez’s $450 million (£355 million).

Wesley Sneijder insists he could have become as good a player as Cristiano Ronaldo or Lionel Messi.