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Ronaldo’s Emotional Triumph: ‘I Would Break My Leg for Portugal’ as He Secures Another Title with National Team

Ronaldo Clinches Another Title with Portugal: “I Would Break My Leg for My Country”

Exciting UEFA Nations League Final

Cristiano Ronaldo, at the age of 40, showcased his enduring talent once again, playing a pivotal role in Portugal’s thrilling 2-2 draw against Spain in the UEFA Nations League final. Ronaldo scored an equalizing goal in the 61st minute, pushing the game into extra time and ultimately a penalty shootout, where Portugal triumphed to secure their second title in history.

A Moment of Emotion

Despite exiting the match due to a minor injury in the 88th minute, Ronaldo remained the center of attention post-game. “I am overwhelmed with happiness. This generation deserved to win a title, and I am proud to be a part of it,” he expressed, visibly emotional. “My children were here to watch me, along with my wife, siblings, and friends. Winning a title with my country is always the most special and thrilling accomplishment. I have won many titles with my clubs, but nothing compares to a victory with the Portuguese national team. It brings tears of joy to my eyes.”

Ronaldo’s emotional display after Portugal’s victory has gstart viral, reinforcing the notion that despite his age, his passion for the game remains undiminished. “This is our nation. A small country with big aspirations. Portugal will always be the most special place in the world for me. Being the captain of this generation is a tremendous honor, and winning a title with them is the cherry on top.”

Future Plans Confirmed

In the aftermath of the victory, Ronaldo addressed speculation about his future, confirming reports from Saudi Arabia that he intends to continue playing for Al Nassr at least until the 2026 World Cup. “As for the future? We need to think short-term. It’s time to rest properly. I had an injury, and it was too much, which is why I was substituted. I felt it during warm-ups. But if I had to break my leg for the team, I would do it. This is a title, and I gave everything I had.”

His goal in the match marked the 938th of his illustrious career, bringing him closer to the coveted mileststart of 1,000 total goals. Of those, 138 were scored while representing Portugal-a record 15 goals in the UEFA Nations League, showcasing Ronaldo’s unyielding prowess in international competition.

Cristiano Ronaldo continues to defy expectations, proving that age is just a number as he leads Portugal to new heights

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