text: The Portugal international had represented the Spanish giants for nine years before making the switch, shortly after winning his third Champions League trophy in as many years with Los Blancos.
  Real Madrid have not yet replaced Ronaldo - and probably never will - and there were early fears the club would suffer without his goals.
  But they've started the season brightly, winning all of their first three La Liga games, and are currently joint top of the table alongside Barcelona.
  Isco was recently asked about Ronaldo's departure, and the impact it had on Real Madrid.
  He responded: "Cris is an extraordinary player. He guaranteed you 40 to 50 goals. But if we win, they'll say we don't miss him and if we don't win, they'll say we do.
  "We're playing very well now; players who didn't score as many goals last year are now filling their boots. We don't miss him at the moment. I wish him all the best at Juve."
  According to Marca, Ronaldo is disappointed with this reaction to him leaving, which has been echoed by journalists in Spain.
  The Portuguese believes he is being 'under appreciated' and that he deserves more respect after achieving so much during his time at Real Madrid.
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