Brazilian legend striker Ronaldo says; "I give preference to Messi, because he's a player who fascinates us more, who shows more creativity even though he's from Argentina, which has a big rivalry with Brazil. I admire both players, though. The 35-year-old then went on to discuss the future of young compatriot Neymar, and stressed that he needs to move to Europe in order to make the next step forward. I think Neymar still has a phase to complete, to play in Europe and triumph playing in Europe." [' So one legend more says Messi is better. He's a brazilian but says messi better. Not says like Pele ,)  '] Then he continuous about Neymar and other young Brazil talent; "I think Neymar still has a phase to complete, to play in Europe and triumph playing in Europe." Ronaldo is eagerly anticipating the 2014 World Cup in Brazil, and even though the Selecao have been unable to impress in recent years, the former attacker is hopeful they can challenge for the trophy in two years' time. "I think in the last victories we had in the World Cup [1994 and 2002], the team was traditionally created in the last year. So I think we still have time," he added. "We have Neymar, who is a huge talent, Pato, Thiago Silva, who is another excellent defender. Ganso, Oscar. We have a very young team, but they are playing at a high level and that gives us big hope for a victory."

The 27-year-old forward was pleased with his side's 4-2 win over Levante, which carried them 10 points clear of Barcelona, but he believes there is still work to be done to secure the title Barcelona and Madrid sides says same thing, "Madrid have not yet won La Liga, says Ronaldo" ==> Madrid side "Barca are still in the title race, says Messi" ==> Barca side Cristiano Ronaldo: Real Madrid have not yet won La Liga The 27-year-old forward is happy with his form after topping the league's scoring charts but underlines that Los Blancos have not yet secured the title Real Madrid star Cristiano Ronaldo has insisted that the race for the Liga title is still open. The Portugal international put in an impressive display in Sunday's match, scoring three of Madrid's four goals against Levante as Los Blancos ran out 4-2 winners at the Santiago Bernabeu. The result sees Madrid go 10 points clear at the top of the league standings following Barcelona's 3-2 defeat to Osasuna on Saturday, but Ronaldo thinks it is too soon to celebrate. "There is still a lot left, we are going to have to wait," he said after the match. "We are playing well. This was a hard match in which we got off a bid badly, but then we scored and we changed. "We are doing well and we have to continue like this." Ronaldo's hat-trick puts him at the top of the Liga's scoring charts, four goals ahead of Barca's Lionel Messi.