The debate about who is the greatest footballer of all time has been raging continuously over the last few years with Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo both frontrunners in the race.
Despite an objective answer being extremely difficult to find in this debate, the fastest man ever, Usain Bolt, has given his verdict.
He told Gazetta dello Sport: "It is difficult for me to choose because I support Argentina, but I am a big fan of Cristiano Ronaldo.
"I admire Ronaldo since he played for Manchester United and I support the Red Devils.
"I think he has something more than Messi because he has proven himself in many leagues.
"That's why I choose Ronaldo."
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Gareth Bale: 'Aliens are there 100%. Video footage has been released and I've actually seen UFO'
Gareth Bale ended up discussing the possibility of extraterrestrial life being reality during a recent Q&A session on Tottenham's official YouTube channel.
The Welshman's teammate Joe Rodon posed an initial question about aliens: "We've had a long discussion about this.
"I'm not going to say they don't exist so I'll say, not to cause an argument, I'm not against it or for it. I know you believe in it."
To which Bale replied: "There's a lot of conspiracy theories and there's footage of UFOs out there that's been released by the US Government.
"There is definitely, 100 per cent aliens. 100 per cent. There's been video footage released. I actually have [seen a UFO] once. I actually have."
Brazil legend Edilson: 'I'm better then Messi, Cristiano and Neymar. Few people can say that'
"I was better than Neymar. For him to be better than me, he has to be win a World Cup," former Brazilian player Edilson told Rede Bandeirantes as quoted by Besoccer.
"The same goes for Leo Messi, for him to be better than me, he has to win a World Cup.
"Cristiano only has strength, he shoots with his right and left foot, he strikes the ball well with both feet. But I'm more skillful than him.
"I'm better than Messi, Cristiano and Neymar. Few people are capable of saying it, whether or not I'm right."
Edilson helped Brazil win the 2002 World Cup, their latest to date. A pacey forward renowned for his on-the-ball skills, he spent most of his career in his home country, playing for Corinthians and Palmeiras.
He did play abroad, spending a season away on loan at Benfica, as well as at Japanese side Kashiwa Reysol.
Edilson also earned 21 caps for Brazil but did not even play in the final which Selecao won thanks to Ronaldo Nazario's brace. He was a fine forward but to say he was better than Neymar, Messi and Cristiano does look like a huge overstatement.
