Cristiano Ronaldo has officially retired from international football with Portugal after a 23-year career. The decision comes following a disagreement with head coach Jorge Jesus. Ronaldo, who made 234 appearances and scored 146 goals for his country, announced his retirement in a statement. The Portuguese Football Federation has planned a farewell ceremony to honor his achievements.
Ronaldo's retirement marks the end of a historic career with Portugal. He won the Euro 2016 championship and two UEFA Nations League titles during his time with the national team. His record of 234 caps and 146 goals remains unmatched. The farewell ceremony will celebrate his contributions to Portuguese football.
Ronaldo's decision to retire was influenced by a conflict with coach Jorge Jesus. The exact nature of the disagreement was not disclosed. Despite this, Ronaldo's legacy with Portugal remains intact. His retirement opens new opportunities, including potential ventures beyond football. The Portuguese Football Federation has expressed its appreciation for his dedication and achievements.
