Fan invades pitch and gives Ronaldo an incredibly long hug and chat

Cristiano Ronaldo scored twice in a grudge match against Jose Mourinho when Real Madrid played Chelsea in the International Champions Cup final in Miami Wednesday night.

The soccer star was was a little more accommodating —maybe too much so — after a fan wearing a Ronaldo shirt managed to invade the pitch and get rather intimate with his hero. Ronaldo calmly obliges as the fan hugged him for a rather incredible length of time without interference from Sun Life Stadium's invisible security team .

The fan seems to ramble on to Ronaldo, who calmly listened until a lone cop finally wandered over to break up the bizarre chat and escort the fan from the pitch.

Even after the awkward moment, Ronaldo managed to give a tender goodbye to the fan.

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The Portuguese player refused to confirm signing a new five-year deal worth a reported 17 million Euros per year after tax with the club but, if he did, that could explain the spring in his step.

"I'm not going to confirm anything.  I'm just going to do my job like I always do," said Ronaldo, leaping over the question.  "My future ... I don't know. At this moment I'm a player of Madrid, the future, I really don't know.

"Let's see what's going to happen. But for the moment, I'm good where I am."

Ronaldo's wayward free-kick breaks 11-year-old's wrist in friendly

Cristiano Ronaldo has gone from breaking grown women's hearts to well ... cracking little kid's bones.

The soccer star left a young fan with a broken wrist, after smashing an 35-yard free-kick wide of the goal during Real Madrid’s friendly with the Championship club, inadvertently hitting an 11-year-old with the ball.

Charlie Silverwood was watching the friendly at Dean Court when the Portugal captain rocketed his kick into the stands and accidentally hit the young spectator.

Charlie’s dad managed to duck out of the way, but the boy was struck flush on the arm by the ball, leaving his wrist broken in two places.

Despite his injury, tough little Charlie stayed behind to watch the remaining 84 minutes before heading to hospital — where he learned the extent of the damage left by the wild kick. 

Charlie was X-rayed and required an operation before his arm was placed in a cast that will stay on for six weeks.

"It was very painful," Charlie said with a bit of pride. "I’ve told friends and they cannot believe it. Ronaldo is the world’s most expensive player – and he broke my arm."

After Real routed their hosts, 6-0, the Bournemouth team gave the young fan a signed Real Madrid shirt and ball.  

Bend It Like Beckham. Break it like Ronaldo?