Cristiano Ronaldo’s Instagram following has reached unprecedented heights.

The Juventus star became the first person in Instagram’s 11-year history to reach 300 million followers on the social media app, as ESPN FC notes. The only other account with more followers than Ronaldo is Instagram itself, which 397 million users follow.

WWE legend and actor Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson is the second-most followed person on Instagram with 246 million, and singer Ariana Grande trails behind him with 244 million.

In addition to the 300 million on Instagram, Ronaldo boasts 92.3 million followers on Twitter and another 148 million on Facebook.

Christian Eriksen made his first public comments since collapsing during Denmark’s Euro 2020 match last weekend, telling Instagram followers he’s doing “fine” and posting a picture with his thumb up from his hospital bed.

“Big thanks for your sweet and amazing greetings and messages from all around the world. It means a lot to me and my family,” Eriksen wrote.

“I’m fine – under the circumstances. I still have to go through some examinations at the hospital, but I feel okay.

“Now, I will cheer on the boys on the Denmark team in the next matches.”

Eriksen suffered cardiac arrest shortly before halftime during Saturday’s Euro 2020 match against Finland. The Inter Milan star had to be resuscitated on the pitch before being taken to hospital in Copenhagen, where his condition was stabilized.

The match was suspended in the immediate aftermath of the incident but resumed later in the day, with Finland beating Denmark 1-0.

Eriksen’s Danish teammates Kasper Schmeichel and Martin Braithwaite voiced their dismay at UEFA on Monday about the decision to resume the game.

Real Madrid captain Sergio Ramos is leaving the club as a free agent after 16 years, 22 titles, and 671 appearances.

A farewell press conference will take place Thursday.

Ramos’ contract will be allowed to expire after months of negotiations. Returning manager Carlo Ancelotti also tried to convince the 35-year-old to stay, according to The Guardian’s Fabrizio Romano.

Madrid offered a one-year deal with a 10% reduction in salary, Marca’s Jose Felix Diaz reports. Ramos was reportedly seeking a multi-year agreement.

Los Blancos usually limit players over the age of 30 to rolling one-year contracts.

Ramos is now likely to play outside of Spain for the first time in his career. He’s been linked with moves to Manchester City, Paris Saint-Germain, and Juventus in recent months.

Ramos’ final season in the Spanish capital didn’t go to plan. A number of injuries – including a knee problem that required surgery in February – limited the Spanish defender to just 15 appearances in La Liga. Madrid ended the campaign without a trophy for the first time since 2009-10.

He leaves behind a hugely successful legacy. Ramos joined Madrid in 2005 from hometown club Sevilla and became captain after Iker Casillas’ departure in 2015. He’s widely regarded as one of the finest center-backs of his generation, having won La Liga five times, the Champions League four times, and the Copa del Rey twice.

Juventus, Barcelona, and Real Madrid will be allowed to partake in the Champions League next season despite their unwillingness to distance themselves from the doomed Super League project.

“Admission letters have been sent to all clubs participating in next season’s UEFA club competitions today,” UEFA told Reuters on Tuesday, according to ESPN.

There were suggestions in recent months, primarily from UEFA president Aleksander Ceferin, that the three teams still clinging to the infamous Super League could be banned from the Champions League.

UEFA suspended disciplinary proceedings against the trio earlier this month. Ceferin was adamant the proceedings will resume.

The nine other clubs that originally signed up for the Super League have since withdrawn from the breakaway competition, leaving just the aforementioned group of three.

Juve finished fourth in Serie A this past season, securing their top-four spot on the final day of the campaign. Real Madrid and Barcelona, meanwhile, finished second and third in La Liga, respectively, behind champions Atletico Madrid.