Cristiano Ronaldo Says Hello to Luka Modric's Son, Gets Completely Ignored


Most children would give their right arm to meet Cristiano Ronaldo but not, it would appear, Luka Modric's son. 
Little Ivano, who is just four, completely blanked the Real Madrid superstar when he had the chance to meet him at the recent La Liga gala awards.
Instead, Ivano decided to concentrate on his computer game, while daddyModric offered up the explanation: "Sorry Cristiano, he’s a bit shy."
Or maybe, he's secretly a Lionel Messi fan!  
[YouTube, h/t 101 Great Goals]

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