The Portugal captain says he feels no pressure ahead of the round of 16 clash with Spain
Ronaldo confirms 2026 World Cup will be his last for Portugal
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Cristiano Ronaldo has confirmed that the 2026 World Cup will be his last appearance for Portugal, according to statements made by the captain. Speaking ahead of the round of 16 match against Spain, Ronaldo said he feels no pressure and is leaving with a clear conscience, not 100% but 1,000%. He added that he has scored three goals in the tournament so far, including a brace against Uzbekistan, and views his performance positively despite early criticism.
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Whatever happens tomorrow, Cristiano will leave with a clear conscience, not 100%, but 1,000%.
according to New Straits Times +2Arlington: Portugal captain Cristiano Ronaldo insists he is not putting any pressure on himself ahead of the tough clash against Spain in the World Cup round of 16, despite confirming that this edition is his last appearance on the biggest stage of world football.
according to Harian MetroARLINGTON: World football star Cristiano Ronaldo surprised global sports fans by confirming that the 2026 World Cup tournament will be his last appearance with the Portugal national squad.
according to Berita Harian (MY)And I've scored three goals [at this World Cup], I'm not doing too badly, right?' Ronaldo scored a brace against Uzbekistan and while he started the tournament slowly and took criticism from across the globe, he views his 2026 World Cup differently.
according to Daily Mail +1Cristiano Ronaldo had the media in the palm of his hand as he opened up on retirement plan. The 2026 World Cup will be his last World Cup go-round as the leader of Portugal's team. 'The day will come [when I retire from international football],' he continued.
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