Cristiano Ronaldo Cleared by FIFA for Portugal's World Cup Opener
FIFA has cleared Cristiano Ronaldo to play in Portugal's World Cup opening match after a suspension for violent conduct. The 40-year-old received a one-match ban and two additional suspended matches following a red card in a previous game.
Despite speculation about his future with the national team, Ronaldo's selection is based on his current performance. Portugal's manager, Roberto Martinez, praised Ronaldo's work ethic and professionalism, emphasizing his determination and hunger for success.
This ruling gives Ronaldo a final opportunity to claim a major trophy in his illustrious career.
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