Ronaldo: Euro 2016 triumph as significant as World Cup

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Cristiano Ronaldo stated Portugal's Euro 2016 win holds the same emotional value as a World Cup, following his final World Cup exit.
He expressed no regrets despite the disappointment of not winning the ultimate prize.

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Cristiano Ronaldo stated Portugal's Euro 2016 win holds the same emotional value as a World Cup, following his final World Cup exit. He expressed no regrets despite the disappointment of not winning the ultimate prize.

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