Cristiano Ronaldo explained his reluctance to leave the Portuguese national team after the 2026 World Cup
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Al Nasr striker Cristiano Ronaldo has explained why he has no plans to retire from Portugal after the 2026 World Cup, citing his form and experience.
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Cristiano Ronaldo continues his career at the Al-Nasr club and plans to play for the Portuguese national team.
Al-Nasr striker Cristiano Ronaldo explained his reluctance to end his career with the Portuguese national team after the 2026 World Cup. His words are quoted by Record.
The 41-year-old said he had carefully considered his future and, after consultations with Portuguese Football Federation President Pedro Proença and head coach Jorge Jesus, came to the conclusion that his experience and form allow him to benefit the national team. Ronaldo emphasized that he is ready to help not only with goals, but also with support for the younger generation of players.
The forward assured that he is ready for any role: starting, replacing, or even being in the reserves. He noted that he is in the national team not because of past merits, but because of the current form in the club.
Open Questions
- What specific matches will Ronaldo take part in after the 2026 World Cup?
