Vidic hails Ronaldo as ultimate professional ahead of Old Trafford return
Nemanja Vidic spent three years with Cristiano Ronaldo at Manchester United and he lauded his former team-mate prior to Tuesday's game.

Nemanja Vidic described Cristiano Ronaldo as the perfect role model as the Manchester United great returns to Old Trafford with Juventus.
It will be a homecoming of sorts for former United star Ronaldo when Juve face the Red Devils in the Champions League on Tuesday.
Ronaldo spent six years in Manchester, winning three Premier League titles and the Champions League before moving to Real Madrid in 2009.
Former United defender Vidic spent three years playing with Ronaldo and he hailed the five-time Ballon d'Or winner ahead of his return to the Theatre of Dreams.
Thanks for the warm welcome. Always feel at home here. October 22, 2018
"You need to have these kind of players in your team, these players they always push forward," Vidic told Omnisport, speaking at the Costa Smeralda Invitational.
"They are never satisfied with their game, they want to improve and you have to have these kind of players in your team.
"At the end of the day they are role models because they are good players and they are professionals and obviously an example to other players on how they have to work.
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"I was playing with him [Cristiano Ronaldo] a few years, we won a lot of trophies so we had great memories and obviously it will be a great moment for him to come back to Old Trafford again - hopefully this time he is not going to win. Great, player, top player, he was great for the club and a good team-mate."

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