Portugal's Cristiano Ronaldo (L) fights for the ball with Argentina's Lionel Messi.
The Real Madrid forward was accused of regularly referring to his Barcelona counterpart by the name in Guillem Balague's book, MESSI, but Ronaldo insists it is untrue.
Balague's book discusses the relationship between the two, insisting they are not friends but act politely in public for the benefit of the media.
The Spanish football journalist claims several players at the Santiago Bernabeu relayed the information to him, and that Ronaldo not only calls Messi by 'motherf****r' but also anyone who is caught speaking to his Ballon d'Or rival.
“And that is why, according to some Real Madrid players, CR7 has a nickname for him: ‘motherf----r’; and if he sees someone from the club speaking to Leo, he also ends up being baptised ‘motherf----r',” reads an extract from Balague’s book, which is being serialised in The Telegraph.
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