Will ronaldo play 2026 world cup

Chilling Warning: Vladimir Putin Tells Russian Ex-Pats to 'Stay Away From Our European Nuclear Bomb Targets' Cristiano Ronaldo has ‘revealed’ on Instagram that the Qatar 2022 World Cup will be his last, which shouldn’t come as a big surprise given that he will be 41 by the time the 2026 tournament in the USA, Mexico and Canada comes around. © PAUL CHILDS (Reuters) Cristiano Ronaldo came off the bench but was unable to prevent Portugal from losing to Morocco in the Qatar 2022 World Cup quarter-finals. Ronaldo and Portugal were eliminated from the competition on Saturday by surprise package Morocco. The Portugal captain had been dropped for the round of 16 victory over Switzerland and was again named as a substitute against the Atlas Lions, although he was sent on early in the second half - equalling the all-time international appearance record - as A Seleção looked to overcome a one-goal deficit. Ronaldo had a big chance to level the game in injury time but was denied by Moroccan goalkeeper Bono and was seen leaving the field in floods of tears shortly afterwards. While not saying explicitly saying “I will never play in the World Cup again,” Ronaldo mentions that his “World Cup dream” is over and is keen to stress his dedication to the Portugal cause over the course of the last five tournaments. Cristiano Ronaldo’s Instagram message: The World Cup dream was beautiful while it lasted “Winning a World Cup for Portugal was the biggest and most ambitious dream of my career. For...

The good news is, there are loads of talented players coming through in Portugal, with some already established internationals while others are just making their way into first teams at their clubs. But who among them has a chance to be in the line up the next time the World Cup is played in 2026? GOAL breaks down their options... Editors' Picks • • • • •

FIFA President Reveals Why Lionel Messi or Cristiano Ronaldo Would Play in 2026 World Cup Infantino said that if one of the two goes on to win the title this year, the other would aim to work hard and win it in the next edition, just as competitive as the duo has been in the last two decades. In an interview with “If it’s really the last World Cup, they will decide it by themselves. Of course, I was reading about this in the last few days. If one of them wins it, it will certainly crown his career and maybe that the other will then try to win the next one. And because the other doesn’t like to lose, he will come back.'' 156 🎙 Cristiano Ronaldo: “This is probably my last World Cup.” he also hinted he will probably retire at 40 years old.🎙 Lionel Messi: “I don't think I will be playing for much longer.” He further added: “The fact that they maybe think that this is their last World Cup, even in consciously will make them perform probably at the highest level they have ever performed in their career.” Ronaldo is representing Portugal for the fifth time in the FIFA World Cup after making his first appearance in the 2006 edition. Like his eternal rival, Messi also made his first World Cup appearance in Argentina's clash against Serbia in the 2006 edition. Both Ronaldo and Messi have achieved a lot in their professional careers, winning almost every possible trophy with the different clubs that they have represented. They have tasted international glory as well, with Ronaldo win...