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I'll move on when time arrives – Ronaldo

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Cristiano Ronaldo, the renowned Portugal football icon, intends to continue his international career.


He confidently asserts that the decision to retire from the national team will be accessible when the moment arrives.

 

In men's international football, this 39-year-old individual has surpassed all others in caps and goals.


With an impressive record of 130 strikes in 212 games, he has solidified his position as the leading figure in this domain.

 

He has been selected to represent Portugal in the upcoming Nations League matches against Croatia and Scotland.

 

Ronaldo's performance in the Euro 2024 campaign was undeniably disappointing. He failed to find the back of the net and faced criticism for potentially hindering the team's progress.

 

Former Manchester United and Real Madrid stars now play for Al-Nassr in Saudi Arabia.

 

"I will move on when the time comes," he stated. The decision will likely be straightforward.

 

"I will be the first to leave if I no longer feel I am making a meaningful contribution."

 

In the face of post-Euro 2024 criticism, the five-time Ballon d'Or winner firmly states that he never considered leaving the national team.

 

Ronaldo and his team-mate Pepe, both 41 years old, stood out as the most experienced players at Euro 2024.

 

Former Portugal international Jose Fonte acknowledged that the national team's exit from the Euros marked the end of the line for some players.

 

Portugal has greatly benefited from their contributions. Occasionally, it becomes necessary to make way for the emerging young talent.

 

Pepe has officially retired from professional football, receiving praise from Ronaldo, who commended the defender for his dignified departure. However, the forward has chosen to continue.

 

"The national team's quarter-final exit to France on penalties left people's expectations too high," Ronaldo commented.

 

In a recent statement, he expressed uncertainty about his retirement plans, stating, "I am unsure if I will be retiring shortly, perhaps in two or three years, but I will likely choose to retire here at Al-Nassr."

 

"I will depart from the national team without prior notice, making it a spontaneous yet carefully considered decision."

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