Cosmopolitan Magazine Beyonce

Who was the footballer in a modeling europiean Cosmopolitan Magazine. Beyonce on the cover.?

I do not remember the issue number, year, it did looks like the end. It was an excerpt from a pile of half-naked boys. A being the football player with a very cute bum. Does anyone know his name? Or how can I found the problem again?

Christiano Ronaldo http://teamsugar.com/group/137099/blog/149851

Adrien Brody, Beyonce Knowles, Amy Winehouse

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