LAFC star Denis Bouanga has snubbed Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi to name Ronaldo Nazario as the best striker in the history of football. He went on to name Kylian Mbappe as the best in the world right now.Speaking to GOAL, Bouanga was quizzed on the great and the current best players in key positions on the pitch. The LAFC star named Zinedine Zidane as the greatest midfielder ever, while picking Kevin De Bruyne and Luka Modric as the present best. View this post on Instagram Instagram PostPaolo Maldini was named as his greatest defender, while Arsenal's William Saliba got the tag of the current best defender in the world. Bouanga picked Brazil icon Dida as the best-ever goalkeeper, while Manuel Neuer got the tag for the current best.The 20-year-old LAFC star is not a fan of Messi and snubbed the Inter Miami superstar last month while naming the best player in MLS. In an interview with AS ahead of the MLS All-Stars game, Bouanga claimed that Evander was the best player in the league and said:“I said it on Instagram, for me [Evander] is the best player in the MLS, without a doubt. He’s doing very well, and I can’t wait to play with him on the field.”Bouanga has faced Lionel Messi five times in his career, losing to PSG twice in Ligue 1 with Saint-Étienne and as many times with LAFC against Inter Miami. The Gabon stat has never faced Cristiano Ronaldo in his career.MLS clubs urged to revive Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi rivalryESPN analyst Herculez Gomez was on Futbol Americas earlier this year and urged MLS clubs to sign Cristiano Ronaldo. He claimed that they can lure the Portuguese superstar with a deal similar to Lionel Messi's at Inter Miami and said (via GOAL):"Nobody thought Lionel Messi would come, and yet he did. What did it take? It took ownership and I think it's going to be a similar package [to recruit Ronaldo to MLS]. American owner John Textor (owns Botafogo, Crystal Palace and American Eagle Football Group), they want, as per reports, to offer a similar package for Cristiano Ronaldo to join Botafogo, or one of the teams, ahead of the Club World Cup.""Do I see someone within Major League Soccer with the ability to do that? Maybe. Should they do that? Absolutely. There is no absolute way you have Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi playing in the same league, and you're not going to pay attention. Whether you're a hater of what they have become now, or whether you're a lover of what they've done to the game. Two players who have played at the highest of levels for so long, who have competed against one another."Cristiano Ronaldo has since signed a new deal at Al-Nassr, keeping him at the club until 2027. Lionel Messi is yet to sign an extension at Inter Miami and remains in talks.