Cristiano Ronaldo has hinted at his plans for his eventual retirement from the Portugal national teamafter his discreet passage in the Euro 2024 in Germany.
A few days before the next matches of the FIFA date, The striker spoke to NOW, revealing that his decision to leave the national team will be both spontaneous and well thought out.
In an interview, Cristiano Ronaldo shared details about his future with the Portuguese national team, in which he said that when he decides to leave, he will not tell anyone.
“When I leave the national team, I won’t tell anyone in advance and it will be a very spontaneous decision on my part, but also a very well thought-out one,” said the Portuguese star.
Cristiano Ronaldo played in his sixth Euro Cup and is going for his sixth World Cup
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This approach reflects his unique style and his desire to stay focused on his current performance, without being distracted by thoughts of retirement.
Cristiano Ronaldo, committed to the Portuguese national team
Despite rumors about his retirement, Cristiano Ronaldo He made it clear that he remains committed to his national team and wants to continue contributing to the success of Portugal.
“Right now, what I want is to be able to help the national team in their upcoming matches. We have the Nations League ahead of us and I would really like to play,” said Ronaldo, expressing his desire to continue being a key player for his country in international competitions.
Cristiano Ronaldo will be present with the Portugal selection andn the next matches of the Nations League cagainst Croatia and Scotland on FIFA Date September. His commitment to the team remains evident, and fans are looking forward to seeing him in action, leading Portugal in his quest for further success on the international stage.
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Cristiano Ronaldo to become Portugal’s coach in the future?
Cristiano Ronaldo He also spoke about what he might do once his playing career is over. Surprisingly, the Portuguese has ruled out the idea of becoming a coach, at least for now.
“At the moment, the possibility of being a coach of a first team or of any team is not on my mind. It doesn’t even cross my mind, I’ve never thought about it,” he confessed, indicating that his future could be far from the football field.
“I don’t see my future in football. I see myself doing other things outside of football, but only God knows what the future holds,” he added, leaving the door open to new opportunities and challenges that could arise after his retirement.
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Cristiano Ronaldo aims to take YouTube by storm
Cristiano Ronaldo, The legendary football figure has taken a new turn in his career by launching himself into the world of YouTube last Wednesday, August 21. His debut on the platform was impressive: in just 90 minutes, his channel reached one million subscribers, an unprecedented record.
Cristiano Ronaldo, with its dazzling entrance to YouTube, emerges as a new force in the video platform. Although the record of MrBeastwith 311 million subscribers, remains a tough challenge to match, but the speed with which Ronaldo has amassed a following shows that the football star is ready to compete with the YouTube giants.
With a loyal fan base and extraordinary media reach, the Portuguese is positioned to break barriers in the digital environment.
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