
Portuguese football legend Cristiano Ronaldo has confirmed he will continue his international career with Portugal, reversing initial thoughts of retirement following his national team's exit in the Round of 16 at the World Cup.
Speaking after discussions with Portuguese Football Federation (FPF) President Pedro Proença and national team coaching staff, the 41-year-old Al Nassr forward stated that he remains convinced of his ability to contribute both on and off the pitch. Acknowledging that he contemplated stepping down after Portugal's defeat to Spain, Ronaldo emphasized that his presence with the squad reflects his ongoing commitment to helping Portugal achieve its national goals. Addressing recent media criticism and fan surveys in Portugal regarding his starting position, the five-time Ballon d'Or winner noted that constructive critique has been a constant throughout his two-decade career, reiterating that he will voluntarily step aside whenever the national setup no longer requires his services.
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