I don't want to judge him - Mourinho reacts as Ronaldo retires from Portugal team
The organizers will publish fan messages from every continent as Portugal’s federation plans its own farewell event for the five-time winner.
- Cristiano Ronaldo officially retired from the Portugal national team, prompting the Portuguese Football Federation to organize a tribute recognizing his extraordinary career.
- His international career includes 234 matches and 146 goals with the national team, plus Euro titles and the 2019 and 2025 Nations Leagues, cementing his legacy.
- France Football, the organizer of the Ballon, announced a global initiative to celebrate the forward and collect fan experiences through live coverage.
- The FPF refuses to let this farewell happen without the proper tribute, the institution said, calling on international soccer fans to send letters.
- Organizers described the former captain's impact as transcending sport, echoing his remembered phrase from Madeira: "Football belongs to the fans.
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I don't want to judge him - Mourinho reacts as Ronaldo retires from Portugal team
Real Madrid manager, Jose Mourinho, has shared his opinion on Cristiano Ronaldo's decision to retire from international football. Ronaldo announced he would no longer play for Portugal on Thursday. Speaking to the media on Friday, Mourinho refused to judge the 41-year-old's choice but instead reminded fans that the five-time Ballon d'Or winner will continue playing. […] I don't want to judge him - Mourinho reacts as Ronaldo retires from Portugal…
José Mourinho commented on Cristiano Ronaldo's farewell to the Portuguese team. "He still has professional goals," he said.
Cristiano Ronaldo Gets Ballon d'Or Tribute After Retirement Announcement
France Football and L’Équipe, the organizers of the Ballon d’Or, announced a global initiative dedicated to Cristiano Ronaldo after the forward officially announced his retirement from the Portugal national team. In a public message shared on their official channels, they called on international soccer fans to send letters paying tribute to the player’s career in […]
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