Cristiano Ronaldo Shares 2-Word Message on Social Media After Portugal's Exit From FIFA World Cup
- Cristiano Ronaldo announced the 2026 FIFA World Cup as his last and shared a 'Portugal Sempre' message on Instagram expressing solidarity with his team after Portugal's round of 16 loss to Spain.
- In the 2026 World Cup, Ronaldo became the first player aged 41 or older to play in a knockout match and the oldest goalscorer in World Cup knockout history at 41 years and 147 days.
- Ronaldo became Portugal's all-time leading World Cup scorer with 10 goals, surpassing Eusebio's record, and scored in six different World Cup tournaments.
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Cristiano Ronaldo: World Cup career in graphics
Portugal’s Round of 16 defeat to Spain brought an end to captain Cristiano Ronaldo’s World Cup career. Despite one of the greatest careers in football history, he retires from the tournament without ever winning the FIFA World Cup. Here is a graphical look at his career and achievements.
Cristiano Ronaldo's 2-Word Post Amid Retirement Buzz Sets Internet Ablaze
Taking to Instagram, Cristiano, who did not give any hint about his international future after the loss, posted a picture of his team in a huddle saying, "Portugal Sempre", translating to "Portugal Forever".
Cristiano Ronaldo's two-word message after Portugal's FIFA World Cup 2026 exit
Cristiano Ronaldo's FIFA World Cup journey concluded after Portugal's Round of 16 loss to Spain. He shared an emotional message on Instagram, stating "Portugal Forever" after the match. Ronaldo became the oldest player to appear in a World Cup knockout game at 41. He also set a record for most shots without creating a chance. This marked the end of his illustrious World Cup career.
Portugal Sempre: Cristiano Ronaldo following FIFA World Cup RO16 exit - The Tribune
Cristiano Ronaldo expressed solidarity with his side despite all the speculations about his international football future following Portugal's heartbreaking FIFA World Cup round of 16 exit against Spain.
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