Speaking after being given the "Quinas de Ouro" award for leading scorer for national teams, Cristiano Ronaldo said: "I want to be at the World Cup, but also at the next European Championship."
At Manchester United, Cristiano Ronaldo is not playing at his peak level. The Portuguese player, who has only scored one goal this season—a penalty shot—is attempting to get as ready as he can for these two matches with the Portugal national team before the World Cup in Qatar.
Speaking about his future with Portugal, the Portuguese footballer who won the "Quinas de Ouro" honor for leading the national teams in scoring had this to say.
The United player expressed his desire to be a member of the Portuguese Federation for a few more years, saying, "I'm in a team with young players and I feel inspired, and my goal is great."
In addition, he stated his goals for the future, saying, "I want to be in the World Cup as well as the following European Championship."
Despite having one of his worst seasons as a professional football player, it appears that Cristiano has no plans to retire anytime soon.
The Portuguese national team posted a tribute to him on social media with the words "A legacy that says: I am here" next to the goat icon, a reference to the greatest player of all time, "GOAT".
In an official statement, he said, "Thank you again to all my teammates, coaches, family, friends, and all my fans who helped me achieve this wonderful feat. Together, we will continue to shatter as many records as possible.
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