Cristiano Ronaldo Reflects on Career at 41 Years Old
Cristiano Ronaldo, the captain of the Portugal National Team, stated that at 41 years old, he is not the player he used to be but remains dedicated to his football career. In a press conference, he addressed questions about his future and the criticism he has faced over the years.
Ronaldo has scored three goals in recent matches, including two against Uzbekistan and a penalty in a victory over Croatia. He emphasized that he will continue to give his all on the field and will decide when to end his international career.
Ronaldo expressed that he does not want to dwell on the past and appreciates the journey he has had in football. He acknowledged the growing criticism as he turned 40 but remains focused on enjoying the game.
Ronaldo concluded by stating he would leave the sport with a clear conscience, having given everything to football.
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