Cristiano Ronaldo Retires From Portugal After 23-Year International Career
Ronaldo ends a 23-year Portugal career as men’s international football’s top scorer with 146 goals in 234 matches.
- On Nov 5, Cristiano Ronaldo retired from international football for Portugal, officially ending his 23-year career with the national team.
- Throughout his career, Ronaldo played 234 games for Portugal, scoring 146 goals and winning the 2016 European Championship and UEFA Nations League titles in 2018/19 and 2024/25.
- The retirement follows an 'explosive falling-out' with new manager Jorge Jesus, which ended with Ronaldo abandoning the camp during the most recent international break in September and October.
- "A journey comes to an end that began in 2003 and changed my life forever," Ronaldo said, reflecting on immigrants who felt Portugal closer during his 90-minute performances.
- Ronaldo hopes to pass the baton to his son, 16-year-old Cristiano Junior, who has been called up for Portugal's Under-17s this week.
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Legendary footballer Cristiano Ronaldo announced on Thursday the end of his career in the Portuguese national collecting...
Cristiano Ronaldo (41) officially finished his career in the Portuguese national team.
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Cristiano Ronaldo announces retirement from Portuguese national team
The 41-year-old said that he would “hand back the number 7 shirt” after the November international break.
Ronaldo has played 234 national games for Portugal and scored 146 goals. After the break in November, he resigns.
Cristiano Ronaldo Retires From International Football After Storied Two-Decade Career
Cristiano Ronaldo has retired from international football, finishing a historic two-decade career as Portugal's all-time leader in both caps and goals. Beyond setting scoring records, his leadership delivered the nation's Euro 2016 and 2019 Nations League trophies
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