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Soccer star Cristiano Ronaldo is angry that Vanity Fair placed him on the cover with rival player Didier Drogba.
According to the New York Post's Page Six, "Team Real Madrid stud Ronaldo is furious that after he stripped down to his underpants and showed off his ripped muscles for photographer Annie Leibovitz, the magazine bosses also ran a photo of Chelsea FC striker Drogba on the cover."
Ronaldo's Portugal team and Drogba's Ivory Coast team will face each other in their first World Cup match June 15.
Sources told Page Six that Ronaldo is annoyed in general that Vanity Fair used his image to market the June issue widely. The magazine's staff declined to comment.
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