Phil Jones Weighs in on Ronaldo vs. Messi Debate, Reveals Personal Picks for Best Players

Phil Jones, a former England international who played alongside Cristiano Ronaldo during the Portuguese star's second spell at Old Trafford, weighed in on the ongoing debate between Ronaldo and Lionel Messi. Jones acknowledged Ronaldo's dominance and impact in modern football, emphasizing their shared success and records.
He disclosed his personal choices for the best players, naming Robin van Persie as the best finisher, Paul Scholes as the finest playmaker, Sergio Ramos as the greatest defender, Gianluigi Buffon as the top goalkeeper, and Ryan Giggs as the most dangerous winger. Jones also praised Zinedine Zidane for his ball-striking abilities.
The rivalry between Messi and Ronaldo continues to fuel discussions, with Ronaldo currently boasting 961 official career goals across club and country, while Messi has scored 896 goals. Ronaldo has netted over 100 goals for four different clubs, including Al Nassr, where he currently plays.
Meanwhile, Messi has built a goalscoring legacy at Barcelona with 650 goals across 17 seasons. Ronaldo's fine form in 2026 with 18 goals for Al Nassr comes amid reports of tension at the club, while Messi prepares for the new MLS season with Inter Miami starting on February 21.
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