Ronaldo’s Enduring Presence in Portuguese National Team
Ronaldo's Enduring Presence in Portuguese National Team
- Ronaldo's unwavering commitment to the Portuguese national team remains evident
- Ronaldo continues to inspire and mentor younger players
- He stated that his decision to retire will be a spontaneous one
Cristiano Ronaldo’s unwavering commitment to the Portuguese national team remains evident, even in the face of criticism following their quarter-final exit in Euro 2024.
Despite his 39 years, Ronaldo continues to inspire and mentor younger players, as demonstrated by his interaction with Geovany Quenda, a 17-year-old winger making his senior international debut.
During a recent team gathering, Ronaldo approached Quenda, who had just joined the national team, and greeted him warmly.
The veteran forward inquired about Quenda’s recovery from a previous game, showcasing his genuine interest in the younger player’s well-being.
While Ronaldo has faced criticism for Portugal’s performance in the Euros, he has made it clear that he has no plans to retire from international football.
In his first post-tournament interview, he stated that his decision to retire will be a spontaneous one, and for now, he remains dedicated to his pursuit of 1,000 career goals.
