Christiano Ronaldo is the front cover of 2018 FIFA EA SPORTS

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Christiano Ronaldo's  image will be the front cover of next year's FIFA EA SPORTS games after his heroic achievement this season

Christiano Ronaldo scored an amazing 12 champions league goals this season.

But the amazing thing about the 12 goals, was that 10 of them was in the knock out stage of the competition.

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